How we check listings

PlenaryMD is a board of medical meetings in the United States: annual society congresses, CME courses, board reviews and live webinars. It holds 1,321 listings from 82 organizers, last refreshed October 29, 2026.

• The organizer is the source

  Each listing is read from the society, CME office or course provider that runs the meeting, and links back to that page. When a directory told us about a meeting, we say so and still link to the organizer.

• Every check is dated

  A listing shows the day its source last confirmed it. Pages are re-read on a schedule; a meeting that disappears from its source leaves PlenaryMD.

• Blank means not stated

  Credits, prices and eligibility appear only when the organizer states them, in the organizer’s words. “Not stated” never means “none”.

• Place means the venue

  A course a US provider runs in Nassau is listed in the Bahamas. Online meetings are listed as online, wherever the organizer is based.

• Pictures are drawn, not photographed

  Each meeting gets a generated clinical record from its field: an ECG for cardiology, a fundus for ophthalmology. They are illustrations, not data from any patient.