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Join the American Burn Association (ABA) 2026 Annual Meeting in Orlando, April 14-17, and experience “Leading Burn Care into Tomorrow.” Hosted at Rosen Shingle Creek, a full-service luxury hotel just minutes from the airport and convention center, this premier event sparks new ideas and connects you with leaders in burn care while advancing your expertise, network, and practice.

The College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences at Central Connecticut State University invites allied health professionals, researchers, educators, administrators, and students to join us for a landmark event focused on the future of healthcare.

Advancing Allied Health & Sciences: Innovation, Integration, Impact for Sustainable Healthcare will bring together leaders and visionaries to explore cutting-edge innovations, collaborative models, and measurable strategies that build stronger, more sustainable healthcare systems. This conference is an opportunity to connect with colleagues across the region, engage with experts, and spark ideas that can shape the next generation of healthcare delivery.

If you wish to be notified when registration opens, please RSVP here: Advancing Allied Health Sciences Conference

The conference will feature: Keynote presentations from leading voices in allied health and healthcare systems Interactive panels discussing innovation, workforce development, and interdisciplinary integration Breakout sessions and workshops Poster presentations showcasing emerging research and student-led projects Networking sessions connecting professionals across diverse allied health fields

Join us in the beautiful and serene setting of wine country for the 4th Annual Updates in Gastroenterology and Hepatology—a dynamic and engaging course designed to bring you the latest advances in the diagnosis and management of gastrointestinal and liver disorders. The program incorporates cutting-edge medical education with the opportunity to unwind amidst vineyards, rolling hills, and exceptional hospitality.

Tailored for gastroenterologists, hepatologists, primary care physicians, internists, family practitioners, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses, this comprehensive one-day course offers evidence-based updates in a picturesque, retreat-like atmosphere perfect for learning and professional connection.

The annual neuroethics conference celebrates the international neuroethics community and the importance of building connections across distances, disciplines, perspectives, and between people all around the globe. The development of ethical research, treatments, and technologies cannot occur in isolation — it requires respect, humility, sustained partnerships, and the recognition of shared goals.

This year’s meeting theme — Building Bridges and Cultivating Community — provides an opportunity for discussion of the ethical implications of advancements in brain sciences and technologies, how these developments intersect with the lived experiences of people and their communities, and their potential to impact public discourse and social progress.

The meeting will bring together people to examine critical neuroethics issues and advance frameworks for equitable and culturally-sensitive practices — with an emphasis on listening to and amplifying underrepresented voices. Participants include researchers, scholars, clinicians, technology developers, policymakers, caregivers, advocates, and people with lived experience. Together we will join in dialogue around mindful engagement of neuroethics work in order to support beneficial neurotechnologies and mental health treatments.

This is a critical moment to highlight the importance of community and collaborative approaches to neuroethics. With multiple regional hubs, the meeting is structured to facilitate access, foster trust, and forge connections between people, and strengthen this international community that is dedicated to advancing neuroethics and growing its impact.

Join us Wednesday, April 15 to Sunday, April 19 in Boston for the leading annual all-immunology event worldwide!

This year’s theme highlights the ingenuity and adaptability that rural practice demands. In communities where resources are limited, physicians often become innovators, finding creative solutions, blending skills, and thinking outside the box to deliver excellent care. Against the historic and inspiring backdrop of Quebec City, we’ll come together as physicians, residents, and students to share knowledge, strengthen connections, and celebrate the art of practicing medicine in rural settings. Whether you plan to attend to learn, reconnect, and enjoy our family-friendly atmosphere, R&R 2026 will be a memorable experience that honours the creativity at the heart of rural care.

About CMSC The Canadian Medical Student Conference is an opportunity for Canadian medical students to get together and discuss important issues pertaining to medical education, advocacy, global health, wellness, and more. Join the conversation, get involved — we want to hear from you!

CMSC is an exciting event catered specifically to medical students, with emphasis placed on medical education, healthcare advocacy and communities of practice. Each day will be highly engaging filled with keynote speakers, panels, small group discussions, activities, networking opportunities, and more! With CMSC registration, you will also have access to all ICAM meetings and events, along with the CFMS SGM and MEDoA.

Join ACP and your colleagues in San Francisco, CA, April 16-18, 2026, at the annual marquee educational event for internal medicine physicians and subspecialists around the globe. Together we will share in three days of unparalleled professional revitalization and make invaluable connections with our internal medicine community.

Refresh your clinical skills with unmatched hands-on learning opportunities Make inspiring, lifelong connections at receptions and networking events Earn CME credits and MOC points

The AIMS Meeting brings together ideas, people, and scientific advances. Explore the Congress Layout, meet our keynote speakers, and discover the modules that define this year’s programme.

Bringing together medical educators and health research leaders.

The International Congress on Academic Medicine (ICAM) is the first international gathering dedicated to academic medicine. It will be the place for the academic medicine community to meet, network, and develop new relationships and collaborations with colleagues from around the world.

ICAM will showcase innovation and scholarship in medical education and health research. Medical students, residents and graduate students will have the opportunity to present their work, network and connect with medical education and research mentors as well as prospective employers