The 2027 conference builds on the 2026 foundation of humanities and ethics programming, technical skills workshops, and mentorship while expanding networking, research, pre-medical opportunities, and anesthesia-specific programming.
All attendeesHumanities & Ethics Panel
Panel-style conversation with attendings, residents, and a humanities moderator focused on professional identity formation in real clinical practice. Themes include moral agency in the OR, speaking up in hierarchical spaces, professional detachment versus humanism, accountability after mistakes, and how trainees grow through ethically challenging moments.
Pre-medical and medical studentsTechnical Skills Workshops
Hands-on anesthesia-related stations led by physicians and upper-level medical students. Prior workshop content included airway anatomy, intubation techniques, CPR and BLS, Stop the Bleed, tourniquet use, and basic procedural skills that introduce learners to the technical side of anesthesiology.
Pre-medical studentsPre-Medical Student Pathways
Dedicated opportunities for students exploring medicine and anesthesiology, including shadowing pathways, mentorship connections, networking with medical students and physicians, and guidance on finding anesthesia-related research and clinical exposure.
Medical studentsMedical Student Career Development
Programming designed for students considering anesthesiology, including anesthesia-specific procedural skills, mentorship, networking, and the chance to connect with residents, interns, faculty, and residency program leadership.
Pre-medical and medical studentsNetworking Lunch
A structured lunch designed to help attendees meet peers, mentors, trainees, and faculty while discussing professional identity, rotations, research, residency preparation, and career paths in anesthesiology.
Medical studentsResident, Intern & Program Leadership Panel
A candid discussion with residents and interns, with a residency program director or assistant program director invited to share perspective on training, applications, clinical growth, and the transition into anesthesiology residency.