Name: Ohio Valley Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons Annual Meeting - 10/3/2026
Start: 2026-10-03T07:50:00
End: 2026-10-03T16:30:00
Location: The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center

Oct

03

Ohio Valley Society of Colon and Rectal Surgeons Annual Meeting

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center - Columbus, OH

6.25 Credit Hour(s)

Management of colorectal conditions is evolving rapidly with rapid expansion of newer surgical techniques and advanced therapeutics including biologic and immunotherapy. These are specifically pertinent in colorectal cancer domain. This activity will provide a sweeping review of recent advancement in the field of colorectal surgery. The proposed seminars will cover all major domains of colorectal surgical practice including malignancy, benign conditions, pelvic floor and anorectal dis...

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Oct

03

Ohio Ocular Oncology Conference

Ohio State Eye and Ear Institute - Columbus, OH

9.00 Credit Hour(s)

Ocular oncology continues to face several persistent practice gaps that limit clinicians’ ability to deliver timely, evidence‑based care. Many providers struggle with early and accurate diagnosis due to inconsistent use of advanced imaging modalities and limited familiarity with emerging AI‑driven diagnostic tools. There are also notable gaps in understanding genetic and molecular risk stratification, including how gene expression profiling and germline mutations such as BAP1 should guide survei...

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Oct

16

2026 Ohio State University Hospital Medicine and Med-Peds Symposium

Marriott Columbus OSU - Columbus, OH

6.50 Credit Hour(s)

The 2026 OSU Hospital Medicine and Internal Medicine/Pediatrics Symposium has identified important evolving topics that will be covered. We will be addressing the practice gaps created by the rapidly growing guidelines for best practices in hospital medicine and internal medicine/pediatrics care. Busy practitioners often do not have the opportunity to adequately review these new recommendations independently. As generalists, there is a wide range of knowledge that hospitalists and med/peds phy...

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Oct

22

Midwest Regional Burn Conference

The Blackwell Inn & Pfahl Conference Center - Columbus, OH

20.50 Credit Hour(s)

Mark your calendar for October 22–23 and join us for the Midwest Regional Burn Conference at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center in Columbus, Ohio. More than just a conference, this event serves as a central gathering point for the burn care community across the Midwest and Eastern Great Lakes regions. It supports the professionals who care for burn patients at every stage by providing practical education, sharing best practices, and strengthening the connections that support coordin...

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Oct

23

2026 Pathology Update Course

The Ohio State Longaberger Alumni House - Columbus, OH

14.50 Credit Hour(s)

Like most scientific and medical fields, pathology is constantly changing and evolving as new research is conducted and published, questions are answered and new questions are asked, and new treatment methods are discovered, tested, and approved. No one physician can possibly keep up with the volume of changes being made and literature being published while also running their practice, fulfilling their institutional obligations, and managing their personal life. Therefore, the Update Course (as ...

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Oct

23

13th Annual Bariatric Symposium

The Hilton at Easton - Columbus, OH

6.75 Credit Hour(s)

Advancing Care for Obesity and Its Comorbidities: A significant professional practice gap exists between current clinical management of obesity and its comorbidities and the application of comprehensive, outcomes-focused care. Clinicians often treat obesity related conditions like cardiovascular disease, diabetes, liver diseases, and osteoarthritis in isolation rather than addressing obesity as the underlying, modifiable driver. There is an inconsistent use of the full spectrum of effective...

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Nov

13

Cardiovascular Emergencies

Scotts Miracle-Gro Field - Columbus, OH

4.75 Credit Hour(s)

This continuing medical education activity brings together a multidisciplinary group of experts to explore the breadth of options for cardiovascular emergencies. This conference will provide physicians, advanced practice providers, trainees-in-medicine, nurses, allied healthcare providers, and emergency medical personnel with information regarding the most current evidence-based practices and treatment modalities. This immersive, case‑based learning experience guides participants...

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Nov

13

2026 Lung Cancer Symposium

The Grand Event Center - Columbus, OH

4.25 Credit Hour(s)

There is a persistent gap between rapidly evolving evidence in lung cancer management and its consistent application in clinical practice, particularly across academic and community settings. Major advances in early-stage disease—including perioperative immunotherapy and targeted therapy, the emergence of antibody-drug conjugates, and expanded use of comprehensive molecular testing (including circulating tumor DNA/liquid biopsies)—have outpaced routine adoption. Real-world data demonstrate varia...

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Nov

20

Karla Rusk Electrophysiology Review for Advanced Practice Providers

The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center - Columbus, OH

0.00 Credit Hour(s)

It is important for the healthcare provider to be able to identify and integrate current guidelines in diagnosing and treating patients with multiple co-morbidities and diagnoses. This continuing medical education activity is designed for healthcare professionals involved in the diagnosis and management of cardiac arrhythmias and electrophysiology patients. Through case-based discussions and evidence-based presentations, participants will enhance their ability to interpret complex ECG ...

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Dec

11

Connor Senn Symposium: Sudden Cardiac Arrest in the Athlete

The Ohio State University - Columbus, OH

7.00 Credit Hour(s)

Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) in athletes is rare but life‑threatening, typically occurring without warning during intense physical activity. It is most often caused by underlying heart conditions—many of which produce no symptoms until the moment of collapse. While SCA is rare, its impact is profound: 1–3 per 100,000 young athletes experience sudden cardiac death during exercise; male athletes are affected up to 10 times more often than females; higher‑risk sports include basketba...

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