In the State of Hockey, we understand the unique needs of these athletes. Join us as we explore clinical challenges of injury management, strategies for prevention, and approaches to getting players safely back on the ice. Our audience consists of orthopedic providers ranging from surgeons to primary care physicians, physical therapists and athletic trainers. Annually, this conference is accredited for CME and BOC Category A credit.

If you would like notification when registration opens, please contact us at triaeducation@tria.com.

Our hybrid format makes it easy to attend – join virtually or in person. Attending in person is a great networking opportunity, but seats are limited. We suggest early registration to reserve your spot. Everyone receives a special giveaway; however, lunch is included for in-person attendees only.

We are very excited and hope you can join us for this fun and engaging experience!

The 8th Annual Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine Summit is be a hybrid course offering live lectures as well as a simultaneous livestream. It covers all aspects of the upper extremity including the hand/wrist, elbow, and shoulder. In addition, it reviews physical exam techniques, appropriate imaging modalities, rehabilitation strategies, and when surgery is indicated. This course provides an update on the use of biologics for common upper extremity injuries, and discusses all aspects of the care of the overhead/throwing athlete with live ultrasound demonstrations. Faculty representing orthopedics, physical medicine and rehabilitation, radiology, plastic surgery, athletic training, and physical therapy lead didactic and interactive case presentations and panel discussions.

A multidisciplinary symposium for physical therapists, primary care physicians, physiatrists, and other sports medicine professionals looking to enhance their knowledge of the overhead athlete’s shoulder in function and dysfunction.

This symposium, headlined by the team physicians for the Kansas City Royals, the Kansas City Chiefs, University of Kansas Athletics, the Kansas City Current and orthopedic staff of The University of Kansas Health System, is designed to provide the latest information and best practices in the field of sports medicine and orthopedics. With an impressive lineup of experts, this symposium promises to be a remarkable experience for professionals in the field of sports medicine and orthopedics. Symposium is presented by the University of Kansas Health System and the Kansas City Southwest Clinical Society.

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Join us for "Sports Health: A Multispecialty Approach to Optimizing Athletic Performance and Active Lifestyles," an intellectually rigorous conference hosted by NYU Langone Sports Health. This event is developed for healthcare professionals, researchers, and academics aiming to deepen their understanding of contemporary challenges and advancements in the care of athletes and active individuals. This year's conference is structured around five comprehensive sessions, each providing critical insights into key areas of sports health and medicine, including medical issues faced by runners, obesity medicine and the role of physical activity, crisis management among athletes, women's health in athletics, and the future directions of sports health research and innovation. Drawing on expertise from across a range of medical specialties including cardiology, endocrinology, orthopedics, physical therapy, exercise physiology, pulmonology psychiatry and more the conference will facilitate interdisciplinary collaboration, illustrating the value of integrated care to optimize athletic performance and improve patient outcomes. Attendees will benefit from expert-led lectures and dynamic panel discussions that highlight evidence-based practices, cutting-edge research, and practical strategies to address the unique healthcare challenges encountered by athletes and active individuals.

Conference Objectives
Surgical anatomy review of the knee.
Objective & evidence-based examination techniques of the shoulder and knee.
Treatment options for knee and shoulder arthritis & SLAP-biceps complex.
Rehabilitation techniques following rotator cuff repair.
Non-operative & operative treatment for the stiff shoulder.
Diagnosis & treatment of shoulder instability.
Treatment options for common elbow pathology.
Advances in diagnosis & treatment of hip pathology & rehabilitation.
Treatment of meniscus tears.
Treatment of meniscus tears.
New rehabilitation techniques & return to sport following hip arthroscopy.
Treatment options for patellofemoral disorders.
Surgical & rehabilitation techniques for injuries to the anterior cruciate ligament.
Neuromuscular training & functional testing for female athletes.
Prevention & treatment techniques of knee arthrofibrosis.
Treatment options for complex knee ligament injuries.
Use of Ortho biologics for treatment of osteoarthritis.
Identify & list components of an objective examination & the surgical anatomy of the knee.
Describe objective examination techniques & supporting evidence for the shoulder complex.
Name the structures involved in the SLAP-biceps complex and explain specific diagnosis and treatment options available & describe specific rehabilitation exercises.
Explain conservative management treatment options for rotator cuff tears.
Diagnosis & treat adhesive capsulitis of the shoulder.
List and describe diagnosis algorithm & treatment options for common hip pathology including non-operative options & describe specific rehabilitation techniques for surgical procedures of the hip.
Describe non-operative & post-operative rehabilitation techniques for shoulder instability.
Explain how to incorporate functional testing techniques for the shoulder into a rehabilitation protocol.
List advances available for the treatment & describe the rehabilitation algorithm following meniscus repairs & transplantation.
List & explain diagnosis & treatment options available to deal with patellofemoral pain.
Define & explain diagnosis & treatment of ACL injuries & post-operative management following ACL reconstruction & ACL graft considerations when treating the female athlete.
List & explain prevention & treatment techniques for arthrofibrosis following knee injury & surgery.

The 5th International Extreme Sports Medicine Congress will be held June 5-6, 2026 at the beautiful Montage Deer Valley in Park City, Utah. This world-renowned event will bring together leaders in sports medicine, including physicians, PAs, PTs, ATCs, and researchers from across the globe. The two-day program will explore topics on common injuries associated with extreme sports, personality and psychology of extreme sport athletes, cutting edge research of endurance performance, endocrine stress reactivity, genetics in adventure athletes, surgical intervention and sports associated trauma, prevention and rehab of the extreme sports athlete, near misses and fatalities, and environmental considerations. Physicians, allied healthcare providers, and anyone interested in treating the extreme sports athlete is invited to attend. In-person and virtual registration options are available. CME & CEU credit will be provided. Optional morning guided activities will take place Friday and Saturday and are included in the registration fee.

Registration opens Feb. 3 for the largest sports medicine conference in the country! Join experts in the field July 8-11 in Seattle for elite networking, cutting-edge research, and riveting discussion on the latest topics impacting your practice.