Boston, Massachusetts (PRWEB) April 11, 2015 <\/p>\n
Barton Associates, an industry leading physician, PA, and nurse practitioner locum tenens company, announced that it will be attending the 2015 National Council for Behavioral Health (NATCON) conference in Orlando, Florida, from April 20-22, 2015. <\/p>\n
The NATCON Conference is the nations premier specialty health care conference, attended by executives, board members, and staff from the nations community mental health and addiction treatment organizations. The yearly conference features the latest innovations, science and business, and clinical best practices. <\/p>\n
Jennifer St. Onge, Barton Associates Director of National Accounts, states, We are very excited to attend the NATCON conference. As a forum for the nations mental healthcare and addiction specialists, we are always eager to learn about the great new innovations and approaches to behavioral health, and how Barton Associates can assist in the future of mental healthcare. <\/p>\n
Ms. St. Onge will be available for one-on-one meetings with the Behavioral Health community at Barton Associates booth during exhibiting hours. Attendees who wish to arrange a meeting outside of exhibiting hours are encouraged to contact Ms. St. Onge at (978) 998.7699. <\/p>\n
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