This one-day program is targeted to endocrinologists, neuro-oncologists, radiologists, neurosurgeons, neuro-ophthalmologists, fellows, residents and nurse practitioners who evaluate or treat children with hypothalamic/pituitary disorders. This program will highlight practical approaches to evaluating a child with a prolactinoma, hypothalamic obesity and hypogonadotropic hypogonadism. We will have an open table discussion of some of the learner’s cases.

This one-day course will provide neonatal healthcare providers with evidence-based nursing knowledge and application skills regarding research on human milk and breastfeeding for vulnerable infants.

Join our 23rd annual Surgical Trauma Nursing Conference. This regional event is targeted to nurses and all healthcare professionals who care for traumatically injured children and those requiring surgical interventions. After attending this conference, participants will report an increased knowledge related to caring for this patient population and an intent to change their practice based on the latest evidence-based information provided.

This course offers four distinct program tracts: acute care, ambulatory/primary care, APP management and informatics. This will allow attendees to tailor their experience based on their interests. Visual opportunities for interactive learning and professional networking will enhance the didactic components of the sessions.

This CEU event will be held in a hybrid format and detail current topics in pediatric physical therapy. Learners must participate in asynchronous content and complete a post-module assessment by Nov. 21, 2025.

Join us for the 29th annual update on pediatric and congenital cardiovascular disease.

There’s nothing more powerful than a community rallying together to support one another. The I CHOP Run, Walk & Virtual Challenge, presented by Philadelphia Insurance Companies, is a 5K Run and 3K Family Fun Walk on Sunday, April 26, 2026. For those who want to participate remotely, I CHOP will continue in May with a month-long virtual activity challenge. As a participant, you will help families and supporters unite to honor CHOP’s legacy, mobilize our community, and improve the lives of children!

This international conference is targeted for healthcare providers working with survivors of childhood and adolescent cancer including but not limited to advanced practice providers, nurses, physicians, social workers and school nurses. The conference offers a wide variety of topics related to all aspects of cancer survivorship including late effects by system, transition, health disparities and social determinants of health, fertility, cardiology and hereditary predisposition. Opportunities for interactive learning and professional networking will augment the didactic components of the sessions.