Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts, a provider of continuing medical education, will host a CME conference at the Embassy Suites by Hilton Denver Downtown Convention Center from October 27-30, 2026. The conference is designed for nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, and physicians, offering up to 26 continuing medical education credits and 2.75 APRN Pharmacology credits.
Attendees will hear expert speakers discuss timely medical topics that impact patient care, including endocrinology, orthopedics, men’s and women’s health, cardiology, and emergency medicine. Session topics include “Getting to the Heart of Cardio-Athletics and Athletic Cardiomyopathy,” “The Elbow, The Shoulder, and Peripheral Compressive Neuropathies: Untangling the Web of Upper Extremity Complaints,” “Fracture Facts: Real World Osteoporosis Cases,” and “Hot Topics in Contraceptives: Advances, Challenges, and Emerging Trends.” These sessions are designed to provide real-life case studies and clinical updates that attendees can apply in their daily practice.
“Healthcare professionals consistently choose our CME conferences because they offer an excellent balance of learning and relaxation,” said Chuck Dillehay, creator of Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts. “Denver is a new location for us and we hand-selected each speaker, knowing each will deliver real-life case studies and clinical updates that attendees can use every day.”
Denver is a new addition to the lineup of conference locations for 2026, which also includes Nashville, TN; Pensacola Beach, FL; Orlando, FL; and Las Vegas, NV. For more details about the Denver conference, including location information and speaker bios, visit SkinBonesCME.com.
Since its founding in 2011, Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts has grown to become one of the most popular CME events in the country. According to the organization, 20,714 nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, and physicians have attended its conferences, learning from 149 speakers at 97 conference sites and earning nearly 690,000 CME credit hours.
In addition to in-person conferences, the organization offers virtual and on-demand CME packages for those unable to attend in person. These online programs provide flexibility for healthcare professionals seeking to meet their continuing education requirements.
The Denver conference comes at a time when healthcare professionals are seeking efficient ways to stay current with medical advancements while managing busy schedules. By offering a focused curriculum and a conducive learning environment, the conference aims to help attendees maximize their CME experience.
