Looking for a Roommate?

Don’t let a limited budget keep you from attending the Symposium on Advanced Wound Care (SAWC) — use the SAWC Spring and Fall Room-Sharing Platform, now online! The tool lets registered SAWC attendees who are interested in sharing a room to save on hotel costs during the meeting.

Attendees may communicate through a private messaging system out of view from other visitors to the site. Platform functions include username and password, and social-networking functionality including connections with Facebook and LinkedIn.

Wound care clinicians have roomed together over the 25 years of SAWC, but we wanted to provide a safe and innovative platform for all our attendees to explore ways to save on hotel costs.

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Hey guys, I am interested in sharing a room-either someone's or mine with a participant at the SWC Spring 2012 conference, Atlanta. If you feel same, pleasde contact me. Joshua


My name is Lauro Rocha, 4 7 years old male. I am a Nurse Practitioner living in New Jersey and will be attending the conference in Atlanta GA. I would be interested to share a room with a male attendee during the conference, from Wenesday night to Sunday morning. you can reach me at 201 618 2705 or thru my email at lrocha6@hotmail.com Thank you, Lauro Rocha  


SAWC Roommate Platform disclaimer
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