Join us for another day of educational exhibits to continue learning, network with fellow professionals, explore valuable resources, and discover new ways to support your patients and community!

Next up in our speaker highlights is the Multiple Small Feedings of the Mind: Politics and Public Health - Available Virtually The Impact on the Care We Provide with Dr. Denise Evans, Dr. Andrew, and Dr. Latonya. We can't wait to hear from these incredible speakers.

Join us for our Medical Student Program: Residency Program Directors Panel to gain valuable insights, hear from residency program directors, and learn more about the residency application process!

Sharpen your PFT skills. Join Meet the Professor: Practical Pulmonary Function Test Interpretation with Bhavin Dalal, MBBS. Learn practical approaches to reading and applying pulmonary function tests in your everyday practice.

Congratulations to all of our 2026 Award Recipients! We’re proud to celebrate this year’s outstanding honorees and recognize their dedication, leadership, service, and contributions to the medical community. Please join us in congratulating all of this year’s awardees!

Join us for Thieves' Market, 8:30-10:30 AM, an interactive clinical case session. Follow challenging cases as they unfold, test your diagnostic knowledge, and learn from the clinical insights shared by presenters David Scrase, MD, MACP, and Richard Shellenberger, DO, MACP.

Learn how advocacy shapes the care we provide and how you can make your voice heard. Join Noel N. Deep, MD, MACP, FRCP (Lon), FRSPH, DABOM, and Michael H. Zaroukian, MD, PhD, MACP, FHIMSS, FAMIA for this Saturday morning session.

Join us for the educational exhibits to expand your knowledge, connect with fellow professionals, explore new opportunities, and discover resources to support your patients and community!

Residency program directors start your day with colleagues from across Michigan at the Program Directors Meeting Saturday morning.

The best stress relief comes with a swing! Join us before Pub Trivia for a fun and energizing break as we take a whack at a piñata. Whether you’re swinging for stress relief, celebration, or just for the candy, be sure to join us for some fun!

Connect with colleagues who share your background, interests, or stage of career. Build community, swap experiences, and find your people at the ACP Michigan Annual Scientific Meeting.

What happens when a physician becomes the patient? Join Rana Lee Awdish, MD, in After Shock: Healing with Intention and learn how listening, attentiveness, and the words we choose can change the patient experience.

Take a pause from the conference with an immersive Sound Bath Session led by Kara Markovich. Enjoy soothing tones, gentle vibrations, and guided relaxation to restore calm and release tension. Registration required; a waitlist will be available.

Immune checkpoint inhibitors can trigger immune-related adverse events that affect virtually any organ system and mimic autoimmune disease. This session led by Dr. Bryan Schneider highlights how to recognize and manage these toxicities for Generalists.

Medical students, put your clinical reasoning to the test. Join Tucker Billups, DO, FACP, and Abigail Entz, MD, FACP, for So You Think You're Smarter Than a PGY6 IM Attending? A Clinical Case Challenge.

Put your knowledge to the test in this interactive session, where presenters David Calderhead, MD, FACP, FHM; Ryan Crane, MD; Crystal Ritsema, MD; and John Sisson, MD, work through MKSAP questions and share the clinical reasoning behind the answers.

Hear from the next generation of medical leaders. Residents and medical students selected for oral presentations will share their research and innovation at the ACP Michigan Annual Meeting.

Can you solve the case? A resident presents a challenging case, followed by expert faculty who break down the key findings, clinical reasoning and their suspected diagnosis before the final diagnosis is revealed.

Gopi Astik, MD, MS, SFHM, presents Diagnostic Excellence. Learn why feedback on diagnostic errors and clinical reasoning matters, and discover pragmatic ways to make decision feedback routine and psychologically safe.

Join Charles Hong, MD, PhD, FACP, for the Park Willis Lecture at this year’s Annual Scientific Meeting: Training for Impact: How a Medical School Shapes Community and Beyond. Discover how your medical education can shape the community around you. Join us Friday!