Internal Medicine Meeting 2026
ACP’s Internal Medicine Meeting 2026 in San Francisco was once again a highly successful gathering of over 8,000 ACP internal medicine members. The meeting featured more than 170 scientific sessions on a wide range of internal medicine clinical subspecialty and generalist topics ranging from sessions on AI and health policy issues to behavioral health and new digital health tools.
Ashish K. Jha, MD, MPH, a global leader driving public health research, policy, and practice and a Senior Fellow at the Belfer Center at Harvard’s Kennedy School, delivered the keynote talk at the Opening Ceremony on Clinical Leadership and Trust in the Age of Information Chaos.
Meeting highlights included:
New in Annals of Internal Medicine: Hear It First From the Authors
In this year’s scientific plenary session, Annals of Internal Medicine presented three breaking scientific research articles and featured the authors of those articles. Christine Laine, MD, MPH, Annals of Internal Medicine Editor in Chief and ACP Senior Vice President, introduced the authors and facilitated a discussion to gain further insights into their work. The articles and presentations included:
Returning Favorites
The ACP Career and Professional Development Center offered a robust collection of professional development resources and tools to help attendees learn, network, and grow in their career, including Mini But Mighty Academic Skills Sessions, one-on-one career coaching sessions, opportunities at the Job Placement Center, and the Abstract and Poster displays.
Doctor’s Dilemma®
The coveted Osler Cup was presented to the Connecticut team from Bridgeport Hospital for winning Doctor’s Dilemma. ACP Doctor’s Dilemma® competition is an annual competition that evaluates the medical knowledge of up to 60 internal medicine residency teams, each representing an ACP chapter.
Clinical Skills Center
The popular Clinical Skills Center offered hands-on learning opportunities, including practice performing common procedures, refining interpretive skills, and updating physical examination skills in a small-group learning environment.
Convocation Ceremony
ACP’s annual Convocation Ceremony honored in-person recipients of outstanding contributions to medicine, recognizing 265 new Fellows, 59 members elected to Mastership, and the recipients of 23 national awards, recognizing excellence in clinical work, mentorship, education and teaching, and career support.
Register Now for Internal Medicine Meeting 2027
Mark your calendars for ACP’s Internal Medicine Meeting 2027, April 15 to 17 in Los Angeles, CA, to experience firsthand the scientific program available for internal medicine physicians and subspecialists. Register today.
ACP CME On-Demand
ACP CME On-Demand: 2026 Internal Medicine Recordings, formerly known as ACP CME 165, is now available for purchase. The rebranded resource offers the same trusted clinical education with access designed to meet the demands of today’s busy clinicians. Content is drawn directly from the ACP Internal Medicine Meeting 2026 and delivers more than 148 hours of premium recordings across a broad range of practical clinical topics.
Point-of-Care Ultrasound
Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is a rapidly growing tool that sharpens diagnostic accuracy and speeds up clinical decision making. The member-exclusive ACP POCUS Pathway Bundle brings together a comprehensive suite of ultrasound training options—including live, hands-on courses, interactive online modules, a longitudinal virtual mentorship program, and more. CME credit/MOC points are available, and each completed course earns a certificate of completion.
Explore all of ACP’s POCUS resources at www.acponline.org/pocus.
Podcasts
Annals of Internal Medicine Podcast Annals On Call
Host Robert Centor, MD, MACP, and guests debate and discuss recent articles from Annals of Internal Medicine.
Core IM
Host Shreya Trivedi, MD, and her team present clinically relevant internal medicine–specific topics for physicians and address interprofessional team care.
The DEI Shift
Hosts Tammy Lin, MD, MPH, FACP; Tiffany I. Leung, MD, MPH, FACP, FAMIA; and Pooja Jaeel, MD, focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion in medicine and feature a diverse team of members across career stages—from undergraduate students to advanced career physicians, representing a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences.
