Updates in Emergency Medicine
Vermont's multidisciplinary EM conference returns to the Lodge at Spruce Peak for four days of evidence-based education, hands-on workshops and mountain living. Seats and workshop spots are limited.
Early-bird pricing through December 15, 2026. A $50 late fee applies after that date.
- Physician
- $850
- PA / NP / PharmD
- $475
- RN / Resident
- $375
- Research Coordinator / EMT
- $275
Optional half-day workshops $50 each. CME has been submitted for physicians, nurses, PAs, NPs, pharmacists, and EMTs.
- Nov 11Abstracts due
- Dec 15Early-bird rates end
- Dec 17Hotel block closes
- Jan 19Doors open, 12:30 PM
- Jan 22Final session ends 10:15 AM
Four days, mornings and evenings in session
TueJan 19
- 1230Registration opens
- 1330–1745Research Symposium
- 1745–1930Research on the Rocks poster forum & welcome reception
WedJan 20
- 0700Registration & breakfast
- 0730–1115Morning didactics
- 1230–1530Workshops: Wilderness Medicine · Regional Anesthesia
- 1700–1900Airway, Stories from the ED
- 1830–2100Social at Stowe Cider
ThuJan 21
- 0700Registration & breakfast
- 0730–1115Morning didactics
- 1230–1530Workshops: Coaching Uphill · Difficult Airway
- 1600–1915Evening didactics
FriJan 22
- 0700Registration & breakfast
- 0730–1015Morning didactics
- 1015Adjourn. See you next year
Research Symposium
StoweEM opens with an afternoon dedicated to the science moving emergency medicine forward, ending with Research on the Rocks: our rapid-fire poster presentation and welcome reception, with walking posters, prizes, Vermont cheese and craft beverages.
Airway, Stories from the ED
The best stories in medicine never make it into a chart. Clinicians take the stage at Stowe Cider to share what the job really looks like, then the whole conference spills into an evening social.
Explore Stowe, Vermont
World-class skiing, a walkable village and some of New England's best dining sit right outside the conference. Afternoons are open, so bring the family.
Now accepting abstracts for StoweEM '27
Share your work at our poster presentation and welcome reception on Tuesday, January 19. Preliminary data, reports on methodology and feasibility, and quality improvement projects are all welcome. Awards go to the best pre-hospital, nurse, student, resident and junior faculty abstracts, and the top two are presented in a special plenary session.
300-word limit · Presenters of accepted abstracts must register for the conference · Questions: Roz.King@uvmhealth.org
Reach emergency medicine's leaders in Vermont
Connect with physicians, APPs, nurses, pharmacists and paramedics from across the region. Exhibit space is limited.