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.
See you Next Year
Thank you to everyone who made SGIM26 such a meaningful event. We'll see you at SGIM27!
SGIM26 is a wrap
Complete your meeting evaluation by June 8 to claim CME & MOC credit. Check your email for the link.
Find Session Handouts
Looking for presentation materials? Handouts are available in the meeting app, linked directly to each session.
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.
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
The MeetUp
A mixer for new & prospective members
SRF Programming
Sessions tailored for students, residents, and fellows