Frequently Asked Questions

1. Click Log In in the upper right corner of the SCCM website.
2. Click Sign In/Sign Up.
3. Click Forgot your password? on the sign-in page.
4. Follow the prompts to reset your password.

1. Click your name in the upper right corner of the SCCM website.
2. Click Reset Password.
3. Follow the prompts to reset your password.

1. Click here to navigate to the signup page.
2. Enter the email address you would like associated with your account.
3. Click Send verification code. A verification code will be sent to this email address. The email will come from “Microsoft on Behalf of SCCM.”
4. Enter the verification code sent to you and click Verify Code.
5. Fill in the following fields
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   • Confirm New Password
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6. Click Create. Your information is now synced with your previous SCCM account.

1. Visit mysccm.org and log in to your account using your email address and password.
2. Click Update Profile on the left-hand side of the page under My Profile.
3. Update your contact information.
4. Scroll to the bottom of the page and click Save before leaving the page.

Dates for the Critical Care Congress will be changing from January or February to March or April starting in 2026. The change in dates will allow the Society to consider additional Congress locations. Congress has been held in January or February for many years, but it was initially held in May.
 
This change is being made for three primary reasons:

1. Congress participation has increased, and only a limited number of cities are suitable for a conference the size of Congress in January or February. Moving to March or April increases the pool of cities that can accommodate a conference the size of Congress.
2. Rotating through a greater number of cities will provide increased access and more selection for SCCM members and clinicians. Because most SCCM members are in high-population centers clustered around the U.S. Great Lakes and the U.S. East Coast, Congress will be held in those areas some years, which was not possible without a change in dates to March or April.
3. The new dates move Congress away from winter months, when ICUs typically see surges of influenza, COVID-19, and other infectious diseases. These surges further stress workforce issues that restrict clinicians’ ability to attend Congress.

 
A list of confirmed Congress dates and location is available at sccm.org/futurecongress.

• Working with destination management organizations, hotel representatives, and local chambers of commerce to identify minority businesses that SCCM can collaborate with and support during Congress
• Planning local community projects that raise awareness of specific issues that align with SCCM’s mission and support minority communities within the host city/state
• Providing badge ribbons so attendees can show support for minority communities
• Highlighting the great diversity of participants in the scientific program, SCCM leadership, and the broader SCCM volunteer community and membership

• Orlando Airport common restrooms are covered by the law, but all Orlando airport restrooms have a private restroom adjacent to the common restroom that is available for anyone, including transgender and nonbinary people, to use.
• Hotels are privately owned property and not subject to the law.
• All Orange County Convention Center space contracted to SCCM is exempt from the law.
  • This includes Connections Central (Exhibit Hall), education rooms and meeting rooms, and public hallways near the meeting space inside SCCM-controlled areas.

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