February 12, 2019
What’s Hot?The top concerns and interests of AAD members come to the forefront for the session “Hot Topics,” addressing those top-of-mind subjects established by registrant consensus. The session will cover the social and economic implications of medical and surgical topics, new diagnosis and treatment options, and emerging and innovative therapies. > MORE 
Exciting industry sessions available in Washington, D.C.Don’t miss out on a variety of Industry Non-CME (INC) Programs, which will be held Feb. 28 – March 3, in Washington, D.C. These unique sessions provide exhibiting companies the opportunity to present new research findings, conduct demonstrations, and showcase products. > MORE 
Symposia program highlightsFind a complete list of symposia on the AAD Meeting Mobile App. The non-ticketed events are open to all attendees. > MORE 
Live tweeting at the Annual MeetingBe sure to live tweet the highlights and pearls from the sessions you attend in real-time so others can learn and interact through virtual discussions from anywhere in the world. The official hashtag for this year’s Annual Meeting is #AAD2019. > MORE 
Download the AAD Meeting Mobile AppFind the most up-to-date information at the AAD Meeting Mobile App. The app’s real-time functionality is easy to navigate and includes countless features. > MORE 
Man of many meetingsRoy S. Rogers III, MD, has a long list of achievements over his career, including practicing dermatology and oral dermatology at Mayo Clinic Rochester, serving as a consultant in dermatology at Mayo Clinic in Arizona, serving the AAD in various roles, and attending almost every AAD meeting in the past 50 years. > MORE - Meet the AAD Board of DirectorsGet to know the AAD Board of Directors at the Board “meet and greet,” Friday and Saturday, 12-1 p.m. in The Connection, Hall D. > MORE
January 15, 2019
What will be HOT in 2019?The top concerns and interests of AAD members will drive the content and discussion for the session, Hot Topics (S057) on Monday, March 4. Led by Kenneth J. Tomecki, MD, the session will address those top-of-mind subjects established by registrant consensus, a true reflection of member concerns and interests. > MORE 
When late-breaking research breaks, be there!Multiple Late-breaking Research sessions scheduled for the 2019 AAD Annual Meeting will prove invaluable to members following the latest in cutting-edge research and practices. > MORE 
Guest speaker to talk about patient care in the digital ageRobin Farmanfarmaian, a professional speaker, author, and entrepreneur serves as the AAD’s guest speaker for the Sunday, March 3 Plenary session and explains some of the trends in health care delivery, as well as ways providers can integrate some of these new services and revenue streams. > MORE 
Gaining hand-on expertiseHands-on sessions are back! These popular, interactive workshops allow attendees to engage in individual or small group activities that focus on key facets of dermatologic care. > MORE 
More new sessions creating a buzzThe AAD Annual Meeting has added two, new sessions that are sure to generate interest among dermatologists. These sessions include QI Symposium for Residents (S046) and Preparing for Non-glass Slide Exams (F022).
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What’s hot: Live Demo sessionsThe 2019 AAD Annual Meeting offers a number of live, interactive sessions that feature the nation’s leading experts and the latest “how-to’s.” The popular format sets the stage for a variety of topics, ranging from aesthetic dermatology to soft tissue fillers. > MORE 
Don’t miss the AAD Career Networking Event!The AAD Career Networking Event is an exciting, high-energy event where you can connect with employers from around the country, make valuable connections, explore different practice setting opportunities that fit your style, and meet over 50 employers. > MORE 
How can you help improve access to care? Find outThe Academy is convening the fourth annual Access to Care Learning Collaborative, a forum for members to share ideas on how to improve access to dermatologic care for patients and other physicians. > MORE 
Get on AAD social media now for the full meeting experience!Get the latest on new/popular sessions, special events, speakers, and more by following @aadmember. Use the official Annual Meeting hashtag #AAD2019 in all your meeting-related posts and tweets. > MORE
December 4, 2018
Brand new and returning sessions creating a buzzThe AAD’s expert-led sessions for the 2019 AAD Annual Meeting are divided into 10 tracks, allowing you to customize your educational experience and make the most of your meeting time. > MORE 
AAD 2019 in D.C.: rapid evolution, changing educationThe science of dermatology continues to evolve rapidly. Education is also changing. We live in a world where a significant percentage of medical students eschew the classroom in favor of digital content! The Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology is adjusting to these new realities, with more “hands-on” coursework, self-assessment sessions, and presentations featuring creative topics and innovative techniques. > MORE 
Register now for high-yield Tuesday sessionsAfter registering for the 2019 AAD Annual Meeting in D.C., make sure you are stick around on March 5 for Tuesday morning’s compelling, back-to-back, high-yield symposiums, "Therapeutic and Diagnostic Pearls" and "What's New in Dermatology." > MORE - Follow @AADmember on Twitter, Facebook, and InstagramFollow AAD Member (@aadmember) on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to get the latest Academy information and resources for board-certified dermatologists, as well as news and updates about the 2019 AAD Annual Meeting. > MORE
There’s more to this meeting — come a day early!Join the AAD on Thursday, February 28 for these special events! > MORE 
Bookmark this! Searchable online program now availableThe AAD has made it easier than ever to access the entire scientific program for the 2019 AAD Annual Meeting. > MORE 
Complete your Annual Meeting registration and housing todayIt’s time to register for the 2019 AAD Annual Meeting! > MORE - Meeting registrants: beware of fake housing linksSome AAD members have reported that fake links have popped up when searching for our AAD meeting housing information. Please remember that Experient is the only official registration and housing provider for the 2019 AAD Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. The AAD has worked diligently with the hotels in Washington, D.C. to establish room blocks for attendees and exhibitors. > MORE
