The Core Curriculum consists of a presentation at the ATS International Conference, contribution to an enduring maintenance of certification question module, and a potential scholarly product in the pillars of adult pulmonary, critical care, sleep, and pediatric pulmonary medicine.
Nominate a colleague to participate in the ATS 2026 Core Curriculum!
Do you have an innovative idea for a networking event, interactive workshop, talk, or small group discussion relevant to early or mid-career professionals, clinicians, and/or basic (Ph.D.) or clinical scientists? If so, the ATS Networking Super Center might be the place to have your novel idea presented!
Deadline: Wednesday, Oct. 1, 2025
Revisit the key moments of ATS 2025. Access all the inspiring presentations, valuable clinical insights, and presentations from pulmonary, critical care, and sleep sessions with our ATS Conference Highlight packages.
At the ATS 2025 International Conference, community wasn’t just something the ATS talked about – it was something built together with the people of San Francisco. Through intentional outreach, grounded partnerships, and ongoing support for local businesses and organizations, the Society left a lasting impact on its host city and brought its goal of health equity to life.
The ATS International Conference is a six-day conference with over 200 hours of CME content.
The ATS Education and the International Conference Committees have collaborated on a plan where six Scientific Symposia, four Clinical Year in Review, the Pediatric Year in Review session, two Postgraduate course, and the Adult and Pediatric Core Curriculum symposia are eligible for ABIM or ABP MOC points.
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