Upcoming Rheumatology Conferences for 2025
If you want to stay up to date on the latest advancements in the field of rheumatology, attending conferences and events is a smart idea. Countless rheumatology conferences happen each year, offering physicians and related specialists the opportunity to expand their knowledge, network with other participants, and improve their patient care.
Below, find upcoming rheumatology conferences happening throughout the rest of 2025, along with event information and tips to gain the most value from these events.
Rheumatology Conference Calendar Through 2025
Rheumatology conferences are held across the United States throughout the year. These events are commonly hosted by state rheumatology associations and societies, but non-members are often welcome to attend.
Mark your calendars for these events happening throughout the rest of 2025. Many of these happen annually, so if you missed this year’s, you can always attend next year.
May 2025
- CCR East 2025, Clinical Congress of Rheumatology, May 1–4, Destin, FL
- Annual Meeting, Arkansas Rheumatology Association, May 9–10, Rogers, AR
- NJRA Annual Spring Meeting, New Jersey Rheumatology Association, May 29, Iselin, NJ
- Annual Conference, Arizona United Rheumatology Alliance, May 30–June 1, Sedona, AZ
- Annual Scientific Meeting, Georgia Society of Rheumatology, May 30-June 1, Greensboro, GA
June 2025
- Annual Conference, Kentuckiana Rheumatology Alliance, June 6–7, Lexington, KY
- Annual Meeting & Scientific Symposium, Florida Society of Rheumatology, June 19–22, Lake Buena Vista, FL
July 2025
- AWIR 2025 National Conference, Association of Women in Rheumatology, July 24–26, Orlando, FL
August 2025
- Annual Meeting, Ohio Association of Rheumatology, August 2, Lewis Center, OH
- Annual Scientific Meeting, Michigan Rheumatism Society, August 8–10, Acme, MI
September 2025
- Annual Meeting, Rheumatology Society of New Mexico, September 12–13, Santa Ana Pueblo, NM
- Annual Scientific Session, State of Oklahoma Association of Rheumatology, September 12-13, Oklahoma City, OK
- Advocacy Conference, Coalition of State Rheumatology Organizations (CSRO), September 12–14, Dallas, TX
- Annual Meeting, Virginia Society of Rheumatology, September 19-21, Williamsburg, VA
- Annual Scientific Meeting, Mississippi Arthritis and Rheumatism Society, September 27–28, Flowood, MS
October 2025
- NORM 2025 Annual Conference, National Organization of Rheumatology Managers, October 9–11, Orlando, FL
- Annual Meeting, Rheumatology Association of Minnesota and the Dakotas, October 10–11, Bloomington, MN
- ACR Convergence 2025, American College of Rheumatology, October 24–29, Chicago, IL
November 2025
- RPPA Growth Summit 2025,Rheumatology Private Practice Alliance, November 7–9, Houston, TX
- Annual Scientific Meeting, West Virginia State Rheumatology Society, November 14–16, White Sulphur Springs, WV
December 2025
- Annual Meeting, Rheumatology Alliance of Louisiana, December 5–7, New Orleans, LA
Why These Events Matter
Why does attending rheumatology conferences matter? These events highlight the importance of continuing education. Your practice should always be seeking to learn new diagnostic and treatment methods to enhance patient care and improve patient outcomes.
Conferences allow you to step away from the day-to-day of running your practice and explore the latest innovations and advancements in clinical rheumatology. They showcase the tools, policies, and trends that impact your daily operations and let you stay ahead of changes rather than falling behind other practices in your area.
The field of rheumatology is changing rapidly, and conferences help you keep up with these shifts.
Tips To Maximize the Value of Upcoming Events in Clinical Rheumatology Research
Simply attending rheumatology events won’t do you much good if you do not absorb the information provided and make the most of your attendance. Rheumatology conferences cost time and money, but they can be well worth the investment if you approach them correctly.
The following tips will help you maximize the value of your conference attendance:
- Plan: Review the conference schedule in advance and choose events and sessions that align with your practice goals.
- Get involved: Attend with other team members or rotate attendance for broader exposure to more conferences or programs.
- Network and connect: Introduce yourself to other participants and build professional relationships. These connections can help you advance your practice.
- Set your practice up for success while you are away: Tools like Weave can help you streamline communication, patient intake forms, and appointment scheduling to keep your practice running smoothly while you are away at conferences.
Plan Your Conference Attendance Today
Attending even one rheumatology conference each year can help your practice improve patient care, communication, and outcomes. Weave is here to help you roll out advancements in your practice and stay connected with your patient base. Request a demo to learn more about Weave’s features for rheumatologists.
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