Virtual CME Conferences

Climate change, recognized by The Lancet as the “biggest global health threat of the 21st century,” is intensifying wildfires, hurricanes, and extreme weather events that degrade air quality, disrupt communities, and lead to widespread illness. These shifts strain the social determinants of health, with climate-related effects resembling an emergency department triage list: heat-induced fainting, respiratory issues from pollution, vector-borne diseases, and trauma from extreme weather events. This course delves into the root causes of climate-driven disasters and equips participants with strategies for disaster response and resilience planning including vulnerability assessments and climate action plans.

Course dates: 2:00–5:00 p.m. Mountain Time, October 28, 30, November 2, 2026 (Virtual portion), all day November 7–8, 2026 (In-person portion)

Sharpen your skills and refresh your knowledge at this popular CME conference. Enjoy real-world case studies and content that helps you successfully diagnosis and treat patients.

This seminar has been designed to provide a comprehensive overview of some of the most common areas of diagnostic difficulty encountered by practicing pathologists in the areas of breast, genitourinary, and hepatobiliary pathology. The course will provide details of some of the most important diagnostic features which allow pathologists to make accurate diagnoses in each of these subspecialty areas, as well as how to assess essential diagnostic clues and avoid the most common diagnostic pitfalls. Each lecture will also provide a discussion on the use of ancillary diagnostic techniques, including immunohistochemistry and molecular pathology. Some of the lectures will also include case-based discussions. There will be sufficient time for interactive discussions between all of the faculty members and all participants.

This symposium is designed to provide an update on a variety of new cutting-edge developments in diagnostic imaging and intervention. Topics include new techniques and practical applications of MRI and CT with an update into the clinical applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning. Emphasis of this meeting is on the practical clinical uses of new technologies and their impact on the future of radiology practice. Faculty members have been selected for their teaching ability, as well as their expertise.

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas | Las Vegas, NV

The Venetian Resort Las Vegas | Las Vegas, NV

The U.S. healthcare sector accounts for approximately 8.5% of national carbon emissions, making sustainability a critical responsibility and opportunity for today’s healthcare leaders. This course empowers clinicians to understand healthcare’s environmental footprint and apply practical, cost-effective strategies that improve both operational performance and patient health. Participants will explore actionable approaches including energy efficiency, waste reduction, sustainable clinical practices, environmentally responsible purchasing, and healthier food systems. Emphasis is placed on solutions that align environmental stewardship with financial savings and quality improvement. By positioning clinicians as leaders in sustainability, this course equips healthcare professionals to drive institutional change, reduce emissions, and strengthen their organization’s commitment to community health, resilience, and long-term well-being.

Course Dates: 2:00–5:00 p.m. Mountain Time, May 5, 7 & 10, 2027 (Virtual portion), all day May 16–17, 2027 (In-person portion)

“Women reaching the average age of menopause today were not yet 30 when the Women’s Health Initiative (WHI) reshaped care in 2002. At that time, perimenopause was largely unrecognized, and even today, training in midlife women’s health across nursing, medical school, and residency remains insufficient.

This comprehensive course provides state of the art, evidence based education on the care of women in perimenopause, menopause, and beyond. Sessions are designed to deliver practical clinical insights, actionable strategies, and real world pearls for daily practice.

Key topics include hot flashes and night sweats, sleep disturbance, hormone therapy risks and benefits (including testosterone), weight gain/obesity and osteoporosis management, mood and cognitive changes, low libido and sexual dysfunction, vaginal dryness and dyspareunia, and nonhormonal treatment options for all of these.

Lectures and interactive Q&A sessions are led by a multidisciplinary faculty of recognized experts in gynecology, primary care, breast health, psychiatry, dermatology, obesity medicine, sexual medicine, neurology, physical therapy, and nursing.

Attendees will leave with immediately applicable knowledge to improve patient outcomes in midlife women’s health. We look forward to welcoming you to an exceptional educational experience in Washington, DC.”

Program Directors- Drs. Steve Goldstein and James Simon