Thursday,
September 29, 2011
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9:00am-4:30pm |
Train the
Trainer
Pre-Registration Required |
Friday,
September 30, 2011
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9:00am-4:30pm |
Train the
Trainer
Pre-Registration Required |
Saturday,
October 1, 2011 |
| 8:00am-9:00am |
Badge and Packet Pick Up
Continental Breakfast |
| 8:00am-5:00pm |
SPCP Booth Open |
| 9:00am-9:15am |
Welcome, Announcements |
| 9:15am-10:30am |
Create a “Wow Brow” …one hair at a
time. |
| Jill specializes
in hairline strokes and does 90% of her eyebrows with this technique. Her
passion and expertise on eyebrow design has transpired her permanent
cosmetic skills into timeless “eyebrow art”. Jill shares her design skills,
techniques and needle specific knowledge. Her goal is to inspire you to set
your work apart by incorporating hairline stroke techniques.. |
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Jill Hoyer, CPCP
Jill Hoyer, Timeless Skin Spa’s founder (1997) and Permanent
Cosmetic Professional, performs procedures as well as expert skin care
services in Northern CA. Jill’s extensive business background, education
with industry top leaders, and continuous research around procedures,
modalities, and needles has positioned her top of her game in the field of
permanent cosmetics. Jill has further refined her skills in the area of
permanent eyebrows, specializing in hairline strokes and feels it is
rewarding to share her hard earned knowledge amongst industry peers. |
| 10:45am-11:45am |
Staying
Grounded |
| Do you ever feel
tempted to step outside the lines of conservative work; just that once to
see how far you can stretch the lines of what’s acceptable? Do you consider
looking past training standards to try to please a client’s desire for
unorthodox design or color work? Dawn Marrero will present positive proof
for why the conservative technician is on solid professional ground and
visual proof why risky work should be no more than a passing thought. |
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Dawn Marrero, CPCP
Dawn Marrero has been a business owner and a licensed electrologist
for eighteen years. In 2006 she made the business decision to add permanent
cosmetics to her menu of services. After fundamental training and a host of
continuing education classes thereafter, she acquired the CPCP credential
and was soon elected to the SPCP Board of Directors to represent the newer
technician. She served as Projects Coordinator and currently, Dawn is
serving her second term as Membership Chair offering support to new members
of the SPCP. |
| 11:45am-1:00pm |
Lunch (on your own) |
| 1:00pm-2:15pm |
Is Fitzpatrick giving
you "Fits"? |
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Dr. Patel will discuss a topic that many in our industry find difficult to
understand: the Fitzpatrick skin types and how they affect our permanent
cosmetic procedures. She will also cover the tattoo process from the actual
pigmenting of the skin as well as adverse tattoo reactions, how to recognize
them, and how they are treated. Learn about things that affect the long term
quality of our work such as tanning issues, as well as the good, the bad,
and the itchy about sunscreens. |
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Purvisha Patel, MD
Dr. Patel completed her M.D from the University of Virginia, post-graduate
training in dermatology at the University of Tennessee, and her Mohs
Micrographic Surgery/ Procedural Dermatology Fellowship at the University of
Louisville. Dr Patel is certified by the American Board of Dermatology and
is a member of the American Academy of Dermatology and the American Society
for Dermatologic Surgery. She is an associate of the American College of
Mohs Micrographic Surgery and Cutaneous Oncology, and a clinical professor
of the University of Tennessee, Division of Dermatology, Department of
Medicine. |
| 2:30pm - 3:30pm |
UGGGGGH Lip
Procedures! |
| When a client
requests a lip procedure, do you cringe and try to convince her that
permanent eyeliner or brows would be better? Well, you are not alone. Most
artists would agree that tattooing lips is the most physically demanding and
is by far the most problematic permanent cosmetic procedure. This lecture
will focus on how different artists have perfected their lip techniques
using their favorite machines, needles and colors. Learn effi cient
time-saving techniques sought out by novices and seasoned professionals
along with the Dos and Don’ts of Performing Permanent Lips. |
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Yolanda Moore, CPCP
Yolanda, an SPCP Lifetime Member, has been a member of the SPCP
since 1998, and has also been a trainer and supplier member. She founded
LeMor® in 1989, and has performed well over 10,000 hands on procedures.
Yolanda is a much sought after speaker both domestically and internationally
having spoken at several SPCP events. She holds multiple degrees from the
California State University, East Bay, and an MBA from the University of
California, Berkeley’s prestigious Hass School of Business. Yolanda serves
the SPCP as a Director and Education Chair.
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| 3:30 pm –
4:45 pm |
Client
Management |
| We all have them,
MUST have them: clients, that is. But, there is always that one that you
just wished never walked thru your doorway. How do we deal with clients? The
great ones, good ones and ones…well…you know those too. This is probably
something you already knew but maybe never thought about, or never discussed
out in the open. We’ll take a closer look at client management and how to
handle different situations, the good and the bad! And some tips on how to
CYA! |
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Cheryl Briggs, RN, BSN, CPCP
Cheryl has been a nurse for nearly thirty years and has been a
speaker at medical related events. Desiring a change, on a positive side,
she chose permanent cosmetics. She began her career in 2008 at DermaHealth
Laser & Skin Care Clinic, and purchased the business in 2009, which now
offers over 25 different skin care treatments and has recently expanded to a
6000 sq. ft. facility. Cheryl has been very active in the SPCP by attending
all events since joining and working on very important studies on the
relationship of MRIs and our pigments.
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| 6:00pm-8:00pm |
Networking Reception - Cash
Bar |
Sunday,
October 2, 2011 |
| 7:30am-8:30am |
Continental Breakfast |
| 8:00am-1:00pm |
SPCP Booth Open |
| 8:30pm - 12:30pm |
Bloodborne Pathogens
Standards Course |
Included as part
of the conference at no additional cost to attendees, this is by far the
most comprehensive, industry specific Bloodborne pathogens program available
for permanent cosmetic professionals. The OSHA Bloodborne Pathogens Standard
will be covered, with an emphasis on needlestick guidelines, Hepatitis B
vaccination requirements, information on MRSA, exposure control plan
requirements, record-keeping, and the latest interpretation covering these
topics as they relate to the body modification industry. This class should
not be missed! It is a requirement for the CPCP exam and many of us attend
it annually since it is essential to our well-being and that of our clients.
Manual and certificate is included.
This class may be purchased separately for non-conference attendees. |
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David Vidra,
LPN
Having been involved in the piercing industry for over twenty years, David
was the founder of Cleveland’s first piercing studio, Body Work Productions.
His current company, Health Educators, provides up-to-date information and
educational solutions for the modification and related industries. David is
a worldwide consultant for the private sector, governmental agencies, and
regulators A past SPCP Industry Leader Award recipient, he is currently the
Health & Safety Advisor for the SPCP. David has also served on the SPCP
Board of Directors. |
| 12:30pm - 1:30pm |
Lunch (on your own) |
| 1:30pm - 2:30pm |
Posture: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly |
| Do you feel like
the Hunchback of Notre Dame while applying permanent cosmetics? Then sit
back, relax, and enjoy the discussion on posture as it relates to the
permanent cosmetic professional. You will learn how to improve your posture
while reducing the risk of position related pain and injury. Learn about
relevant anatomy & physiology, posture related exercises, stretches, and
injury prevention techniques. This is a must see presentation. Your back
will thank you for it! |
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Sommer Zickefoose Smith,
MPT
Sommer Smith is the director of physical therapy at Gardendale Physician
Associates. She received her master’s degree in physical therapy from OU in
2003, then trained under and worked with renowned orthopedic, sport, and
spine surgeons in Birmingham, Alabama. Her areas of expertise include
evaluating and treating various orthopedic, sports, and spinal dysfunctions
as they relate to work, play, and life. Sommer is not only a client and
advocate of permanent cosmetics; she is also passionate about teaching
permanent cosmetic professionals how to prolong their career through self
preservation. |
| 2:45pm - 4:00pm |
The Permanent Cosmetic Color
Wheel...
and what it means to the technician |
| The traditional
color wheel can help you see color as a circular rainbow and what happens
when you mix different colors together, etc. However, in cosmetic tattooing,
because we see color under the skin, a color wheel is needed that shows
complementary and neutralizing in this regard. This presentation will show
the differences and educate you on how to choose, adjust, and know your
desired outcome color. A Permanent Cosmetic Color Wheel will be provided for
each attendee. |
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Elizabeth Finch-Howell,
CPCP
Elizabeth is a pioneer, recognized leader, and educator in the permanent
cosmetics industry. She has manufactured pigments since 1989, which are now
used globally. In that same year, she began working with a prominent surgeon
in New York which led to a position of Director of the Department of
Permanent Cosmetics at Saint Barnabas Hospital in New Jersey. Elizabeth is a
past president of the SPCP and an Industry Leader Award recipient. She also
brings much to the SPCP Train the Trainer program. |
| 3:30pm -
5:00pm |
CPCP Examinations
(pre-registration required) |
| The CPCP
Examination will be administered only once during the Fall Conference.
Candidates must be pre-registered for this exam no later than Friday,
September 23rd. |
| 4:00pm -
5:00pm |
Panel of Experts |
Moderated by Debra Guastella, CPCP
Panel: Kate Ciampi, CPCP ~ Elizabeth Finch Howell, CPCP ~ Yolanda Moore,
CPCP
The day culminates with one of the most popular presentations of Fall
Conference. Get answers to those pressing industry-related questions – this
panel represents over 60 years of combined permanent cosmetic experience.
They have seen and heard it all! |
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Debra Guastella, CPCP
Debra brings indisputable and recognized talents to the permanent
cosmetic industry. Her fl air for pageantry and ability to make all feel
welcome as the official event Coordinator/Emcee is enjoyed by all who
attend. Her technical talents lend to much sought after fundamental and
advanced training, specializing in areola regimentation procedures. Debra is
an industry leader, keynote speaker, and industry trainer offering permanent
cosmetic services in New Orleans and the 2011 recipient of the Industry
Leader Award. |
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Kate Ciampi, CPCP
Kate has been in the permanent cosmetics industry since 1991 and
owns a tattoo studio, Perfection Dermagraphics, in a Chicago suburb. As a
specialty trainer and consultant, she teaches advanced classes on a regular
basis worldwide. She has a background in nursing as a cardiology department
administrator. Kate served on the SPCP Board of Directors from 1994-1998 as
President and Secretary. She later served as Convention and Trainer
Coordinator, and currently serves the SPCP as the Executive Director. Kate
is a past recipient of the Industry Leader Award. |
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Monday,
October 3, 2011 |
Certified Permanent Cosmetic Professional (CPCP)
9:00am, Monday, September 27th
The CPCP Examination will be administered only once during the Fall
Conference. Candidates must be pre-registered for this exam no later than
Tuesday, September 14th. |
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