Join us in person at the Folkman Auditorium, Enders Building, 320 Longwood Avenue, Boston—or attend virtually if you can’t be there onsite.

Bone Day is an interdisciplinary course focused on the evaluation, diagnosis, and management of bone health—especially for pediatric and young adult patients with complex conditions.

Bone Day features lectures, case discussions, and interactive sessions led by experts. Ideal for physicians, advanced practice providers, trainees, and allied health professionals involved in bone health care.

Our 2026 meeting theme, Making Waves: Turning the Tide in Pain Medicine, builds on the momentum of recent years. Following the spirit of Let’s Go and The Whole Clinic, this year’s meeting looks ahead, challenging us to envision and shape the future of our specialty during a time of rapid advancements in science, technology, and clinical practice.

Making Waves is about people and ideas that create impact. Throughout the meeting, we will highlight pioneers, innovators, master educators, and advocates who are pushing the boundaries in pain medicine. We will explore new evidence, emerging technologies, and evolving treatment paradigms while addressing the real-world barriers that often stand between scientific discovery and evidence-based care. Just as importantly, we aim to equip attendees with practical strategies to effect change within their own practices, institutions, and communities.

The Annual Meeting of the American Association of Hip and Knee Surgeons addresses a broad array of scientific topics such as implant design, outcomes, surgical techniques and complications of primary and revision total joint arthroplasty (TJA) for hip and knee surgeons. The meeting addresses the latest socioeconomic issues in health care. Special courses are also offered for residents, non-physician team members and surgeon administrators. Held in Dallas in November each year, the Annual Meeting typically attracts around 5,000 total attendees*. Visit our YouTube channel to learn more.

This year the 20th International Congress will meet in sunny San Diego! ICEOS is the world's leading conference addressing complex spinal disorders in the growing child. Known for its highly interactive and collegial atmosphere, the meeting will attract approximately 200 surgeons and allied health professionals from around the world.

Diabetic foot problems significantly impair the quality of life of diabetic patients. Each year in the United States, these complications lead to more than 750,000 new diabetic foot ulcers and 70,000 lower extremity amputations. This extraordinary symposium will promote better understanding of the unmet management needs of Diabetic Lower Extremity (DLE) complications and the new therapeutic approaches that are currently under development.

It is our distinct pleasure to invite you to the Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine International Society - Americas 2026 (TERMIS-AM 2026) Conference and 20th Anniversary Celebration of TERMIS in the vibrant city of New Orleans, Louisiana.

This year holds special significance. As we mark two decades of leadership in tissue engineering and regenerative medicine since the founding of TERMIS in 2006, we celebrate our collective achievements and look boldly to the future under the conference slogan: "Bench. Chip. Clinic. Where y'at in regeneration?"

Our scientific program will spotlight three cross-cutting themes that are reshaping tissue engineering and regenerative medicine while accelerating clinical translation: CRISPR and Lipid Nanoparticles, Organ-on-Chip Models, and Artificial Intelligence.

Through plenary lectures, symposia, workshops, and interactive sessions, we will explore how these technologies are driving breakthroughs across our field—from stem cell engineering to biofabrication, from immunomodulation to clinical translation.

TERMIS-AM 2026 will also provide unique opportunities for networking, mentorship, and career development. Our Young Investigator and Trainee Program will connect early-career scientists with field leaders, while dedicated sessions for industry professionals and clinicians will foster translational partnerships.

The Advanced Care of the Young Athlete Symposium equips clinicians across specialties with the latest strategies to diagnose, treat, and prevent a range of sports-related injuries and conditions.

This education program is primarily oriented towards physicians, advanced practice providers, physical therapists, occupational therapists, registered nurses and athletic trainers.

Experience a transformative learning journey at the 12th Annual Spine Trauma Summit. Dive into evidence-based practices and hands-on training to elevate your expertise in spine trauma care. Join industry experts in a collaborative environment to develop best practices and enhance your skills. Take the first step towards mastering spinal cord injury management and advanced treatment techniques. Enroll now to unlock a world of knowledge and skill development.

The NYSSOS Annual Meeting is the one place where New York’s orthopaedic community comes together with purpose. Unlike regional conferences, this is a focused, statewide forum uniting surgeons and trainees from academic centers, private practices, health systems, and community hospitals across both upstate and downstate.

It’s where the unique challenges shaping orthopaedic care in New York—from reimbursement pressures and workers’ compensation complexities to evolving outpatient models and regulatory shifts—are addressed head-on.

More than a meeting, it’s a strategic gathering of the voices driving advocacy, policy, and the future of musculoskeletal care in New York State.

The Orthopaedic Summit continues to be the premier gathering of Total Joint (Knee, Hip, Shoulder), Sports Medicine, Arthroscopic, and Trauma Surgeons, Physician Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Athletic Trainers, and Physical Therapists from across the globe in our 15th year.

Join us at The Fontainebleau Las Vegas from Wednesday, December 2 – Saturday, December 5, 2026.

Learn from the Leaders

Hear directly from the world's most respected hip and knee surgeons as they share the latest evidence, techniques, and practical insights.

Experience Interactive Learning

Move beyond lectures with live debates, audience voting, surgical videos, and case-based discussions that keep you engaged.

Take Home Practice-Changing Pearls

Leave with immediately applicable tips, technical pearls, and solutions you can implement in the operating room.

Explore What's Next

Stay ahead of the curve with the latest advances in AI, robotics, navigation, digital technologies, and implant innovation.

Discuss Real Cases with Experts

Bring your toughest cases, exchange ideas with peers, and receive direct feedback from internationally recognized faculty.

Build Your Professional Network

Connect with a global community of arthroplasty surgeons, fellows, residents, and industry innovators who are shaping the future of joint replacement.

One Meeting: Everything That Matters

From evidence-based education to emerging technology and unparalleled networking, CCJR® delivers the most comprehensive and interactive arthroplasty experience of the year.

Each December, the New York City MIS, Endoscopy, Robotics, 3D Navigation, Augmented Reality, VR, and AI Spine Symposium brings national and international practicing neurosurgeons and orthopedic spine surgeons, fellows, and residents in training to explore minimally invasive spinal surgery techniques and navigation for spinal surgery. The entire agenda is focused on teaching new operative skills and encouraging debate and discussion around MIS spine techniques. Combining didactic and case-based sessions with hands-on cadaveric dissections and learning on state-of-the-art simulation models, the course will equip participants with the skills they need to start utilizing these approaches in their own practices.

Celebrating 20 years of Orthopedics Today Hawaii, we’re bringing you the same signature mix of big ideas, real access and immediate impact—now bigger than ever. Learn side-by-side with top experts in a highly interactive format packed with practical pearls, from new data and tech to surgical innovation and practice management. Our table-based setting sparks candid conversation, lasting connections and hands-on exhibit hall discovery of the innovations shaping the year ahead. With a non-concurrent schedule, you won’t miss a session—and you can earn up to 22.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ —all in Maui, where world-class education meets a true reset.

The 2026 BSSMC Program had an expanded Concussion Day, led by Dr. Jeffrey Kutcher, to Monday afternoon and all day Tuesday. The same was true for Orthopedic Day all day Wednesday and Thursday morning.

The 2026 conference featured a diverse lineup of experts from multiple disciplines, ensuring attendees gain insights from leading professionals in their fields. In addition to engaging lectures and panels, participants had opportunities for hands-on learning and networking throughout the event.

You will also notice the Speakers page as a valuable resource on the quality of the Presenting Speakers. Renowned speakers such as Neurologists Jeffrey Kuther MD, Kutcher Clinic: Chris Giza MD, UCLA; Michael Hutchison PhD, Toronto; and Rudy Castellani MD, Northwestern University. Orthopedic Surgeons such as Geoffrey Baer MD, Wisconsin; James Carpenter MD, Michigan; David Diduch MD, Virginia; Seth Gamradt, USC; and Mathew Smith MD, WUSL. Athletic Trainers and Physical Therapists Ryan Pittsinger PhD AT, Texas A&M; BJ Maack ATC, and Bran Heiderscheidt DPT, Wisconsin.

Special Workshops on Point of Care Ultrasound, POCUS, and MSK Ultrasound for beginners and advanced practitioners.

Intended Audience
This educational activity is intended for healthcare professionals and researchers working in the fields of hand surgery, peripheral nerve and/or neural regeneration, and microneurovascular surgery and other complex reconstructions.

ABMS Core Competencies
This program will address the following ACGME/ABMS Competencies:

Patient Care and Procedural Skills
Medical Knowledge
Systems-Based Practice

Learning Objectives
At the conclusion of this activity the learner will be able to:

Develop relationships and mentoring that lead to successful hand research and contributions to better patient outcomes.
Describe the new landscape of medicine leading to better patient care through the use of social media, the internet and understating new reimbursement models.
Discuss clinical and basic scientific research on hand and upper extremity problems.
Integrate principles of hand therapy with surgical management of hand and upper extremity problems.
Evaluate surgical and nonsurgical principles of managing common hand and upper extremity problems.
Compare the intellectual discourses through an integrated program with the related surgical societies (ASRM and ASPN) and resolve conflicts.
Implement enhanced management of fractures, arthritis and congenital problems.
Compare clinical and nonclinical hand therapy issues for a variety of hand problems and fractures.

The 30th Annual Selby Spine Conference honors the legacy of Dr. David Selby, renowned spine surgeon, decorated war hero, and gifted artist, and furthers his mission of supporting the continuing education of the spine surgery team.

The esteemed faculty will address the latest advances and controversies in the field of spine surgery, sharing their insights on such issues as:

Non-operative pathways for low back pain
Surgical strategies for the degenerative spine
Reconstructing the cervical spine
Artificial intelligence in spine surgery
The renaissance of motion preservation
Outcomes and metrics in spine surgery
Lessons learned from surgical complications
The outpatient spine revolution
The business of spine surgery
The 30th Annual Selby Spine Conference will be held January 27-30, 2027, at The Chateaux Deer Valley in Park City, one of the top skiing destinations in the US. Register now to reserve your spot before we sell out!

PRiSM’s 14th Annual Meeting brings together physicians, surgeons, researchers, allied health professionals, and trainees from across the field of pediatric and adolescent sports medicine for three days of scientific exchange, education, and collaboration.

The Southeastern Fracture Symposium (SEFS) is a premier, CME-accredited educational conference offering approximately 17–20 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits each year. Designed specifically for orthopaedic trauma professionals, SEFS brings together nationally recognized leaders who share hard-earned expertise, complex cases, and real-world solutions.

Advance your knowledge of pediatric spine care at the Annual Spine Symposium at Scottish Rite for Children, a full-day educational course highlighting current treatment strategies, emerging research and innovative approaches to pediatric spinal deformities.

Led by Scottish Rite’s experienced faculty, fellows and residents, the symposium explores state-of-the-art approaches to managing complex spine conditions and shares insights from ongoing research initiatives. Through expert-led lectures, interactive case presentations and collaborative discussions, attendees will gain practical knowledge they can apply to patient care.

Designed for medical professionals with an interest in pediatric orthopedic spine conditions, the Annual Spine Symposium provides an opportunity to learn, exchange ideas and connect with colleagues committed to advancing pediatric spine care.

This is your opportunity to elevate your brand and connect with leading experts in hand surgery, peripheral nerve, and microsurgery. Showcase your company through impactful exhibition space, high-visibility support opportunities, and strategic advertising, and be featured in pre-conference promotions via email campaigns and social media outreach. We’re excited to partner with you and help make your participation a success.

Mayo Clinic’s 11th Annual Sports Medicine Summit: Advances for the Clinician in Orlando, Florida equips attendees to confidently diagnose and manage sports-related and recreational injuries. This CME conference covers testing and referral guidelines, emerging trends, and enhances skills in physical exam and imaging interpretation to support performance and recovery outcomes.

The ASSR brings together spine specialists from all over the world dedicated to improving treatment and quality of life of those with back and neck pain and spine pathology. Our mission focuses on education, research, and advocacy. Join us as we work to advance the field of spine care in conjunction with our colleagues from all fields who are dedicated to the best outcomes for our patients.

Join us for the in-person AOFAS Winter Meeting on February 11-13, 2027, at the Walt Disney World Swan in Orlando, Florida. This smaller meeting offers insightful and inspiring foot and ankle symposia, interactive discussion, and opportunities to grow your professional network and have fun with colleagues and their families.

The 2027 Spine Summit brings together the special operators of medicine who answer the call when precision matters most.

Experience a program shaped by the ethos of the specialty, featuring the latest scientific advances, real-world problem solving and collaboration with colleagues who never back down from the challenges of spine care. This is your place to advance your craft, strengthen your resolve and continue the tradition of excellence that defines the field of spine care.

This three-day course is designed to provide core knowledge with updates on the latest diagnostic and treatment strategies for comprehensive, multidisciplinary wound management. In addition, dedicated education on focused topics within vascular medicine, lymphedema and adjunctive interventions are offered. The program is multidisciplinary with faculty representing various wound-related fields. Multiple educational formats are used, including didactic sessions, interactive panel discussions, and case presentations to explore comprehensive management strategies.

Series Objectives
Assess orthopedic trauma conditions including fractures, polytrauma, nonunions, soft tissue injuries, compartment syndrome, and infection among others.
Describe current techniques and advances in fracture management and orthopedic trauma care.
Discuss clinical cases to illustrate management strategies of various traumatic injuries based on new knowledge of pathophysiology and technical advances.

Series Objectives
Use specific risk scores and assessments to identify potential post-operative complications.
Develop the ability to build a comprehensive plan of action to mitigate these risks in every environment of care (pre-hospital, ED, OR, floor).
List types of traumatic brain injuries and management strategies for this patient population.
Event Objectives
Recognize and address the hidden contributors to poor trauma outcomes in older adults
Reduce preventable harm from medications in older trauma patients
Design innovative, patient-centered geriatric trauma systems of care by partnering with caregivers, incorporating patient experience, leveraging interdisciplinary quality improvement strategies, and translating emerging evidence into bedside practice
Implement emerging strategies to preserve function and accelerate recovery following injury, including sarcopenia screening, mobility optimization, nutrition interventions, and rehabilitation-focused care pathways

The AAOS 2027 Annual Meeting returns to Las Vegas March 3-6, bringing the orthopaedic community together for expert education, hands-on learning, networking, and the latest innovations in musculoskeletal care.

Designed to be more streamlined and attendee-focused, the meeting offers enhanced access to education and connection in one comprehensive experience.

Join us in the mountains for the 2027 Rocky Mountain Shoulder and Elbow Society Meeting, March 11-13, at the Grand Hyatt in Vail, Colorado. This course is intended for surgeons and allied healthcare professionals interested in treating common shoulder and elbow problems, emphasizing the surgical management of these conditions.

This conference will highlight new technology and techniques for treating shoulder and elbow pathology.

For full conference information, including agenda and lodging, visit the tabs throughout this page.

The deadline to register is Wednesday, March 3rd, 2027, at noon MT.

This course is presented by the University of Colorado School of Medicine, Department of Orthopedics, Division of Sports Medicine.

This multidisciplinary conference will focus on the care of female athletes of all ages with a heavy focus on the young and developing athlete. The conference will address common concerns related to musculoskeletal health and general wellness. The conference will include panel discussions and interactive sessions for providers and athletes. This activity is intended for physicians, physical/occupational therapists, athletic trainers, and strength/conditioning professionals, as well as female athletes interested in learning more about sports wellness.

This comprehensive update provides education for state-of-the-art approaches to the diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and prevention of sports injuries. The course creates a unique opportunity to hear about these changes directly from world-renowned physician-specialists; team physicians and athletic trainers for the New England Patriots, Boston Red Sox, Boston Bruins, New England Revolution, Boston Legacy, and Boston Fleet; and physical therapists on the cutting edge of rehabilitation.

Musculoskeletal complaints are among the most common reasons children and adolescents seek medical care, yet many pediatric musculoskeletal conditions remain challenging to recognize and manage. Delayed diagnosis can lead to unnecessary morbidity, while appropriate early evaluation and referral can improve outcomes. This interactive course provides clinicians with a practical, evidence-based approach to the assessment and management of pediatric musculoskeletal conditions encountered in primary care, urgent care, sports medicine, emergency medicine, and specialty practice. Through expert-led lectures, case discussions, and clinical pearls, participants will strengthen their skills in musculoskeletal examination, differential diagnosis, imaging interpretation, and treatment planning. Topics will include common orthopedic and sports-related injuries, gait abnormalities, fractures, overuse conditions, hip and knee pain, spine disorders, developmental conditions, and recognition of red flags that warrant urgent evaluation or specialty referral. Faculty from pediatric orthopedics, sports medicine, rheumatology, radiology, and related disciplines will provide multidisciplinary perspectives to enhance clinical decision-making and improve patient care. Participants will leave with practical tools that can be immediately applied in clinical practice to improve the evaluation, management, and outcomes of children and adolescents with musculoskeletal concerns.

Focusing on pediatric spine surgery, the symposium provides expert lectures and more than 10 hours of cadaveric labs. This comprehensive program addresses the spine from the cervical spine to the sacrum, and covers all major spinal disorders. With registration capped at 32, participants can enjoy extensive faculty interaction, covering topics from specific surgical questions to career advice.


As space will fill rapidly, you’re encouraged to register as soon as possible for the 8th International Children’s Spine Symposium.

This comprehensive course addresses pain conditions across multiple medical disciplines, aiming to enhance pain management and improve patient outcomes. Through a structured series of lectures, participants explore the full spectrum of chronic pain treatment, including pharmacologic therapies, non-pharmacologic approaches, and interventional procedures. This course includes presentations focusing on strategies for perioperative and inpatient pain management, offering practical insights for clinical application. The curriculum also delves into the evaluation and treatment of common comorbidities associated with chronic pain—such as central sensitization, depression, and anxiety—with particular emphasis on the role of cognitive behavioral therapy. Additionally, the course provides an in-depth review of prevalent pain syndromes, including spine pain, neuropathic pain, headache, fibromyalgia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and arthritic conditions.

This meeting offers outstanding and diverse scientific program that spans a comprehensive range of orthopedic topics, offering high-quality educational sessions led by national and regional faculty, as well as dedicated podium and poster presentations. The meeting offers an opportunity to engage with leading practitioners, and participate in interactive breakout sessions and workshops. (MDLinx)

This meeting will be unveiling the future of interventional pain management. The meeting will equip participants with essential insights to navigate and thrive in the evolving field of interventional pain management. (MDLinx)

This comprehensive conference provides a cutting-edge update on the latest advancements and best practices in general orthopaedics. Designed for orthopaedic surgeons, residents, fellows, physician assistants, and other allied health professionals, the program will cover a broad spectrum of topics, emphasizing evidence-based medicine and practical application.

Headlined by team physicians from the Kansas City Royals, Kansas City Chiefs, University of Kansas Athletics, the Kansas City Current, and the orthopedic staff of The University of Kansas Health System, this symposium delivers the latest best practices in sports medicine and orthopedics. Designed for professionals in primary care, sports medicine, and orthopedics, it’s an exceptional opportunity for anyone who works with athletes of any age or skill level. You will gain practical, up-to-date knowledge to evaluate, treat, and develop comprehensive rehabilitation plans for their patients.

This meeting, now in its 36th year, will feature national and international experts highlighting the latest research and medical practices to enhance the care of sports medicine patients. The meeting is a chance to collaborate, learn, and be inspired.
(MDLinx)

This conference will highlights the latest therapies, technologies, and techniques and innovations from around the world and provide an opportunity to meet or reconnect with spine surgeons. Conference highlights: Engaging sessions: New and Emerging Technologies, Motion Preservation, Endoscopy, MIS, Publishing High-Impact Papers, Early Career Surgeon Luncheon; debates, panel discussions, and leadership addresses; free papers; industry workshops. (MDLinx)

New this year: three full days of education and networking opportunities, taking place Tuesday, April 27 – Thursday, April 29, 2027!
The return of Case Reports from the podium, building on the success of last year’s sessions that sparked lively and insightful discussions moderated by leaders in our field
Fireside Chats and Roundtable Discussions on topics relevant to pediatric orthopaedic surgeons across diverse practice environments
The Lead Like Lori Lecture and Howard Steel Lecturer offer inspiring and inciteful stories from trailblazers outside of pediatric orthopaedics
Thursday morning: award abstract session, followed by the Distinguished Achievement Award, meeting awards, and Presidential Transfer.