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ACEP Responds to FTC’s Proposed Ban of Noncompete Clauses

By ACEP Now | on March 7, 2023 | 0 Comment
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Responding to ACEP’s calls for advocacy stories is one way to make sure your voice is heard. Take your involvement to the next level at the 2023 Leadership & Advocacy Conference in Washington, DC. This intimate educational and networking event will provide leadership and lobbying instruction, and you’ll meet with legislators to talk about the issues that affect EM physicians every day. Register today at acep.org/LAC.

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