Clinical Congress 2026

The Learning Continues

Clinical Congress 2026 brought surgeons and healthcare professionals together in Washington, DC, for four days of education, innovation, and connection across the House of Surgery.

The meeting may be over, but Clinical Congress continues. Revisit sessions you attended, catch education you missed, claim your CME and CE credit, or get virtual access to select on-demand content.

Continue Learning On Demand

Couldn't fit everything into your Clinical Congress schedule? Now is your chance to catch up. Clinical Congress attendees can return to the Meeting Platform to explore the on-demand library.

Whether you want to revisit an important discussion, explore programming outside your specialty, or catch something you couldn't attend in Washington, continue building your Clinical Congress experience on your schedule.

On-demand content is available through February 22, 2027.

Catch Up on Clinical Congress News

The conversations from Washington continue on facs.org.

Explore Clinical Congress News for coverage of the education, research, leadership changes, emerging technologies, and professional issues that shaped this year's meeting.

New ACS Tool Maps Where Surgeons Practice Across the US
A new ACS interactive mapping tool reveals how the availability of surgeons varies by specialty and geography across the US.

Locum Tenens Practice Offers Flexibility, Presents Challenges
Surgeons examine how locum tenens practice can expand access to care while offering flexibility and presenting practical challenges.

Closing Geographic Health Gaps Will Take a Local and Systemic Response
Monica M. Bertagnolli, MD, FACS, examines how local conditions, health data, and AI can help address persistent geographic gaps in health.

Thank You for Joining the House of Surgery

Clinical Congress 2026 brought together surgeons across specialties, career stages, practice settings, and countries to learn from one another and strengthen the profession.

Thank you to everyone who joined us in Washington, DC—and to the faculty, speakers, volunteers, exhibitors, and partners who made Clinical Congress possible.

The conversations don't end here. Continue learning through the Meeting Platform, follow Clinical Congress News, and stay connected with the American College of Surgeons.