All About
This Event

Individual Voices, Collective Impact: Advocating for Excellence in Academic Medicine

The 2026 SGIM Annual Meeting in D.C. highlights our role as advocates in promoting excellence in academic general internal medicine. When we utilize our individual voices to advocate for patients, trainees, areas of inquiry, and profession, the collective impact of our work has profound influence beyond local institutions and communities. By focusing on excellence in all of our roles, we can elevate SGIM’s vision of improved health for all people.

Registration Now Open

Don't miss SGIM26! Register early to secure the lowest rates before March 9.

Reserve Your Room for SGIM26

Secure your hotel accommodations for the Annual Meeting. Rooms are limited and fill quickly.

Final Days to Submit

The SGIM26 call for Abstracts, Vignettes, and Innovations closes soon. Get your submissions in by December 12.

Key Dates

Submission Dates for SGIM26

Updates, Interest Groups, and Workshops

NameDate
Submissions OpenAugust 19, 2025
Submissions CloseSeptember 16, 2025
Acceptance NoticesOctober 20, 2025
RSVP DeadlineNovember 4, 2025

Scientific Abstracts, Clinical Vignettes, and Innovations

NameDate
Submissions OpenOctober 14, 2025
Submissions CloseDecember 12, 2025
Peer Review BeginsDecember 19, 2025
Peer Review EndsJanuary 8, 2026
Acceptance NoticesFebruary 10, 2026
RSVP DeadlineFebruary 24, 2026

Highlights

Programs for Trainees

SGIM's trainee programs include the Investing in GIM Program, offering 1st-year Fellows and Chief Residents a year of free membership, and the National Young Scholars Program, providing scholarships for medical students and residents to attend SGIM's annual meeting and develop leadership skills.

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Highlights
& Topics

Thursday Plenary

Sondra Zabar, MD

Thursday, May 7
Friday Plenary

John Balbus, MD, MPH

Friday, May 8
Saturday Plenary

Kevin Johnson, MD, MS

Saturday, May 9
Distinguished Professor Series

Insights from experts on advancements in GIM

Mentoring Programs

Connect with mentors to advance your career

Updates

Didactic sessions reviewing the year's most impactful research findings

Precourses

Specialized, in-depth learning sessions

Interest Groups

Engage with peers on shared topics

Details Coming Soon!

SRF Programming

Sessions tailored for students, residents, and fellows