March 4 - 6, 2027 - Omni Orlando Resort at ChampionsGate - ChampionsGate, Florida

This course offers Live (in-person) attendance only

Mayo Clinic’s Multidisciplinary Head and Neck Cancer Symposium is dedicated to the latest advancements in head and neck cancer care, encompassing surgical oncology, radiation oncology, medical oncology, and symptom control/survivorship. This three-day symposium features a blend of multidisciplinary sessions and specialized tracks, including hands-on learning and small breakout sessions. It begins with a multidisciplinary session on day one, continues with subspecialty breakouts on day two, and concludes with another multidisciplinary session on day three.

March 6 & November 6, 2026 - Mayo Clinic Hospital - Multidisciplinary Simulation Center - Phoenix, Arizona

This course is offered Live (in-person) only

This is a one-day simulation-based course that will fulfill the simulation requirements for Part IV of MOCA. It will consist of a series of simulation scenarios followed by debriefing periods with a variety of anesthetic challenges. Attendees will be sharing the day with other anesthesiologists. Cases will be ones that any board-certified anesthesiologist ought to be striving to manage. They will consist of cases requiring team management skills, as well as skills managing hemodynamic and respiratory instability. Participants are informed that it is not a test and is not graded. This is an opportunity to participate in experiential learning: where they will experience observing a case and then have an opportunity to analyze the case and its management. Each participant will have the opportunity to be the prime manager of at least one scenario and to be a backup team in other scenarios.

September 15 - 18, 2026 - London, England

This course will be Live (in-person) only

The Mayo Clinic International Hospital Internal Medicine Conference showcases advances in hospital medicine. Mayo Clinic experts present clinical updates, emerging trends, and research. Attendees gain practical insights into hospitalist care and managing complex hospitalized patients.

February 1 - 6, 2026 - The Ritz-Carlton - Kapalua, Hawaii

This course will be offered Live (in-person) only

The Mayo Clinic Interactive Surgery Symposium 2026 is designed to educate general surgeons on procedures seen in everyday practice. Difficult cases encountered in a smaller community practice rely on the best practices offered during the sessions. The symposium offers decision-making options that cover multiple aspects of surgical practice. Active audience participation with faculty is strongly encouraged during case presentations and faculty panel discussions. Surgical techniques are demonstrated through video presentations and audience responses are used to enhance the interactive format. This symposium also features self-assessment credit toward Part 2 of the ABS MOC Program.

February 11 - 14, 2026 - Mayo Clinic - Jacksonville, Florida

This course offers Live (in-person) attendance

In emergency medicine we encounter High Acuity Low Occurrence (HALO) events that require ongoing preparation and training that is beyond what is provided by routine clinical practice. Through didactics, skills stations, high-fidelity simulation and interactive discussions, Mayo Clinic HALO Conference: Preparation for High-Stakes Emergencies is the ideal venue to ready yourself for those rare and scary cases that might come through your department doors.

April 8 - 10, 2027 - Integrated Education and Research Building - Phoenix, Arizona

This course offers Live (in-person) and Livestream (virtual) attendance options

Mayo Clinic Healthy Longevity Medicine is a comprehensive CME course designed to provide clinicians with clinically relevant knowledge in the emerging discipline of longevity medicine. The course delivers a structured curriculum focused on applying aging biology to patient care, with an emphasis on prevention, early risk detection, and healthspan extension. Participants will examine key biological mechanisms of aging—the hallmarks of aging—and explore how these processes contribute to functional decline, chronic disease risk, and potential targets for clinical intervention. The course covers a wide range of topics, including biomarkers of aging (biological age clocks), multidimensional assessment in geromedicine, lifestyle interventions, and emerging pharmacologic and regenerative therapies. Led by faculty from Mayo Clinic, alongside invited experts from national and international academic institutions, the course features a blend of didactic lectures and interactive case-based discussions. The course places emphasis on the critical appraisal of translational and clinical trials and the ethical considerations unique to the practice of geromedicine. Upon completion, participants will be equipped to thoughtfully integrate principles of geromedicine into their clinical care and contribute to the responsible advancement of longevity medicine.