Medical Professionals to Gather in Nashville for Comprehensive Continuing Education Conference

Healthcare professionals from across the United States will converge in Nashville, Tennessee, for a comprehensive continuing medical education (CME) conference designed to enhance clinical skills and knowledge across multiple medical specialties. The Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts conference, scheduled for August 25-28, 2025, will offer attendees an opportunity to earn up to 26 CME credits and 7.50 APRN Pharmacology credits.

The conference features expert speakers addressing critical medical topics including dermatology, diabetes, orthopedics, women's health, cardiology, emergency medicine, and pharmacology/pain management. Unique session topics range from managing obesity in primary care to understanding complex reproductive health conditions like polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) and endometriosis.

Since its founding in 2011, the conference series has become a significant educational platform for medical professionals. To date, the organization has facilitated over 500,000 CME credit hours, with 20,914 healthcare practitioners learning from 125 speakers across 87 conference sites nationwide.

The Nashville event represents more than just an educational opportunity; it serves as a critical mechanism for continuing professional development. By providing targeted, practical learning experiences, the conference enables healthcare providers to stay current with emerging medical practices, ultimately improving patient care quality and clinical outcomes.

Conference organizers emphasize the importance of practical, real-world learning. Chuck Dillehay, the conference creator, noted that speakers are carefully selected to deliver case studies and clinical insights that practitioners can immediately apply in their professional settings.

While the Nashville conference offers comprehensive learning, it is part of a broader series of CME events scheduled throughout 2025, including conferences in Florida, South Carolina, Texas, and Nevada. This approach provides flexibility for healthcare professionals seeking continued education opportunities.