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Hosted Training Fundamental Critical Care Support (FCCS)
Host: Dawn Steinfadt
Phone: +1 507 293-1360
E-Mail: steinfadt.dawn@mayo.edu
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This conference is a classic event in the field of blood purification allowing young fellows and established experts to meet and exchange information. The scientific program will provide a comprehensive review of the most recent information on extracorporeal blood purification therapies moving from basic research to field clinical application.
Hosted Training FCCS: Pediatrics
Host: Michael Parker, CMP
Phone: +1 407 819-3300
E-Mail: michael.parker@nemours.org
Hosted Training Ultrasound: Adult
Host: Lexi Heller & Crystal Sanders
Phone: +1 407 303-4028
E-Mail: cc-echocourse@adventhealth.com
Host: Raul Copana-Olmos
Phone: 72256161
E-Mail: r.copana.umss@gmail.com
Host: Nkechi Carter
Phone: +1 346 238-8746
E-Mail: nicarter@houstonmethodist.org
Join leaders in the field at the 28th Pediatric Critical Care Colloquium, a nationally acclaimed conference highlighting cutting-edge research, emerging innovations, and practical best practices in pediatric critical care medicine. Designed for a multiprofessional audience, this meeting fosters collaboration and forward-thinking discussions to enhance the care of critically ill children.
Hosted Training FCCS: Obstetrics
Host: Amy Hart
Phone: +1 443 255-6441
E-Mail: a1hart@health.ucsd.edu
Webcast
The Journal Club: Spotlight on Pharmacy webcast series focuses on pharmacy topics. This event is held on the third Friday of each month and features a lively discussion and in-depth presentations on the latest research. Registered attendees receive complimentary access to the webcast for one year.
Host: Trish Strzelecki
Phone: +1 570 271-6389
E-Mail: pstrzelecki@geisinger.edu
Host: Cynthia Buckelew
Phone: +1 732 253-3580
E-Mail: fccs-nb@rwjbh.org
SCCM Webcast None
Severe respiratory failure is a well-described complication in the trauma population and presents unique challenges that require careful consideration when implementing conventional ARDS therapies. Management must account for individualized carbon dioxide targets when lung-protective ventilation conflicts with cerebral perfusion goals, particularly in patients with traumatic brain injury. When neuromuscular blockade is required, invasive intracranial pressure monitoring may warrant consideration in patients at risk for intracranial hypertension. Finally, in patients with refractory respiratory failure, venovenous extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (VV-ECMO) can serve as an effective rescue strategy and may be successfully employed using anticoagulation-free approaches when bleeding risk is prohibitive.
Host: Ashlee Jontz
Phone: +1 602 230-2273
E-Mail: ashlee.jontz@bannerhealth.com
Host: Eli Burks, MD
Phone: +1 608 4264066
E-Mail: eli.burks@sccmhealth.com
SCCM Webcast SCCM Discovery
Explore federal, foundation, society, and industry funding opportunities for critical care research and learn strategies to build a sustainable program. This roundtable is hosted by Discovery, the Critical Care Research Network.
Host: Tonya Meeks
E-Mail: trmeeks@carilionclinic.org
Host: Bernice Powell
E-Mail: bernice.powell@endeavorhealth.org
Host: Amelia Manlutac
Phone: +1 818 322-5183
E-Mail: amelia.manlutac@csmc.edu
Webcast SCCM Discovery
Gain a practical introduction to designing, conducting, and reporting high-quality survey-based research, including quantitative and qualitative approaches. This webcast is hosted by Discovery, the Critical Care Research Network.
Host: Patricia Firth
Phone: +1 206 987-2170
E-Mail: patricia.firth@seattlechildrens.org
The 2026 Johns Hopkins Critical Care Rehabilitation Conference builds on last year’s conference, welcoming attendees from across the US and around the world. This year’s conference features the latest evidence and updates to advance early mobility and rehabilitation in adult ICUs.
Host: Iris Guo
Phone: +1 651 254-4846
E-Mail: iris.m.guo@healthpartners.com
Disagreements, differing perspectives, and interpersonal conflict are common in the intensive care unit, particularly when patients are critically ill, prognostic uncertainty is high, or treatment decisions carry significant ethical implications. In these situations, achieving alignment among clinicians and fostering constructive dialogue can be challenging. Differences in communication styles, professional roles, and emotional responses may further complicate team interactions and decision-making. Despite the frequency of these challenges, the critical care literature offers limited guidance on navigating difficult professional interactions, managing conflict across disciplines, and responding effectively to strong emotions in clinical discussions. This webcast will explore practical approaches to fostering respectful communication, addressing conflict constructively, and maintaining professionalism in emotionally charged ICU environments. Through case-based discussions submitted by SCCM members and a review of the relevant literature, participants will gain tools to strengthen interprofessional relationships and support effective teamwork in critical care settings. This webcast is hosted by the Ethics Section.
Non–SCCM Event Sepsis
The Oregon SCCM Chapter is hosting their annual symposium, which includes a virtual component. The chapter is partnering with Sepsis Forum- Bench, Bedside, Beyond to sponsor the conference. The event includes a series of lectures from local critical care experts, and international experts detailing the journey of a patient with sepsis from the community to the ICU and to recovery.
PE Guidelines/Treatment Hosted by the Physician Assistant Section.
Host: Kristina Lincoln
E-Mail: kristina.lincoln@memorialhermann.org
This premier event, themed " Modern Cardiology: From Clinical Insights to Lifelong Care," brings together leading experts, researchers, and healthcare professionals to share ground-breaking advancements, innovative solutions, and clinical insights in the field of cardiology.
Host: Amanda Thole, PA-C
Phone: +1 508 769-1789
E-Mail: amanda.thole@umassmemorial.org
discussion of pitfalls with virtual ICU
Host: Jill Moraski
Phone: +1 402 559-5248
E-Mail: jmoraski@unmc.edu
World Day of the Critical Lung is an online, bilingual, free, and non-profit academic event, organized by the Pan-American and Iberian Federation of Critical Care and Intensive Therapy. Its mission is to promote excellence in the care of critically ill respiratory patients through the dissemination of high-quality scientific knowledge.
Host: Kristie Hertel
Phone: +1 252 847-4299
E-Mail: kristie.hertel@ecuhealth.org
Host: Tony Hajj Moussa
Phone: 0096 114 21000
E-Mail: medsim.fm@usj.edu.lb
Review of maternal physiology and current recommendations for screening and treatment in maternal sepsis. Will outline why there are differences and discuss case specific examples. Will review real cases and discuss ways to overcome system barriers. Hosted by the Southern California Chapter.
Host: Cami Mikami
Phone: +1 808 692-1085
E-Mail: mikamic@hawaii.edu
IFAD 2026 will mark the 15th anniversary edition of the meeting and introduces a renewed educational concept focused on interactive learning, hands-on education, physiology-based discussions, and multidisciplinary fluid stewardship. The meeting aims to bring together intensivists, anesthesiologists, emergency physicians, surgeons, nurses, pharmacists, and allied healthcare professionals with a shared interest in hemodynamic management and fluid therapy.
This advanced session explores the recognition and management of high-stakes hematologic complications in critically ill patients. Moving beyond the basics, we will focus on complex diagnostic and therapeutic challenges at the intersection of hematology and critical care. We will discuss practical strategies for recognizing, diagnosing and managing hematologic disorders and emergencies in the ICU. Presenter is dual board certified in Critical Care Medicine and Hematology.
Hosted Training FCCS: Surgical
Is eCPR a viable strategy for OOHCA
GLOBALCARDIOFORUM2026 serves as an academic platform promoting global knowledge exchange and collaboration in cardiovascular research and practice. Sessions address cardio-oncology, cardiovascular imaging, congenital heart disease, metabolic conditions, and critical care cardiology.
This webcast will review the NEXIS randomized trial evaluating combined in-bed cycling and intravenous amino acid supplementation in critically ill adults. The presentation will cover rationale for multimodal ICU rehabilitation, key aspects of trial design, clinical outcomes, and future directions by the co-author. The slides include findings from the clinical trial and how rehab can be implemented in context of optimizing muscle preservation, functional recovery, and patient-centered outcomes in critical illness.
Gun violence remains one of the most pressing public health crises in the United States, with profound consequences for patients, families, communities, and the healthcare professionals who care for them. Critical care teams witness firsthand the devastating clinical, emotional, and societal impact of firearm-related injuries, often serving at the front lines of this ongoing epidemic. Join Dr. Selwyn O. Rogers Jr., renowned trauma surgeon, researcher, and author of Healing the Gun Violence Epidemic, for a thought-provoking conversation exploring the root causes of gun violence, the role of healthcare systems in prevention and recovery, and opportunities to move from reactive treatment to proactive solutions. Through the lens of trauma care, public health, policy, and community engagement, this discussion will examine how healthcare professionals can contribute to meaningful change while supporting individuals and communities affected by violence. This webcast will provide critical care clinicians with practical insights into the broader determinants of firearm injury, strategies for violence prevention, and a vision for transforming trauma into healing at both the patient and population levels. Hosted by the New Jersey Chapter.
Host: Jose de Jesus Rincon Salas
Phone: +527223131041
E-Mail: jojerinsal@yahoo.com.mx
E-Mail: Kristie.hertel@ecuhealth.org
SCCM Congress Airway and Mechanical Ventilation Management
Hands-on course! Strengthen your skills in airway management and mechanical ventilation to treat critically ill adult patients.
SCCM Congress Ultrasound: Adult
Hands-on course! Enhance your ultrasound diagnostic and scanning skills to treat critically ill adult patients.
SCCM Congress Ultrasound: Pediatric and Neonatal
Hands-on course! Enhance your pediatric and neonatal ultrasound skills.
SCCM Congress
Held in partnership with the Extracorporeal Life Support Organization. Explore venoarterial and venovenous ECMO concepts using patient case scenarios during this two-day course.
SCCM Congress Critical Care Ultrasound: Advanced Echocardiography
Hands-on course! Advance your echocardiography skills.
SCCM Congress Deep Dive
Advance your approach to managing complex critical illness through an interactive, case-based exploration of advanced pharmacologic, mechanical, and extracorporeal support strategies.
Explore the practical applications, opportunities, and limitations of generative AI in critical care through a dynamic half-day, interactive course.
SCCM Congress SCCM Discovery
Connect with clinicians, researchers, industry leaders, entrepreneurs, and investors to explore the future of critical care innovation.
Held in partnership with VitalTalk. Enhance your communication skills for caring for seriously ill patients through a full-day, simulation-based course.
SCCM Congress Ultrasound: Adult Ultrasound: Pediatric and Neonatal Critical Care Ultrasound: Advanced Echocardiography
Hands-on workshop! Enhance your procedural skills and confidence through this fast-paced, interactive workshop.
REVIVE, hosted by Penn Medicine's Center for Resuscitation Science, is a one-day CME/CE conference dedicated to cardiac arrest and resuscitation medicine. Designed specifically for bedside providers, REVIVE bridges the gap between emerging evidence and real-world clinical practice through expert-led lectures, immersive hands-on training, and exposure to the latest innovations in resuscitation science.
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