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We all love a “so proud of you” moment.But what if we got a little better at helping each other get to the moment in the...
08/28/2026

We all love a “so proud of you” moment.

But what if we got a little better at helping each other get to the moment in the first place?

Make the introduction, share the opportunity., put her name forward.

Be the woman who helps make it happen.

Another look back at Pinnacle 2026. đź’—Three days of honest conversations, new ideas, meaningful connections, and conversa...
08/26/2026

Another look back at Pinnacle 2026. đź’—

Three days of honest conversations, new ideas, meaningful connections, and conversations that continued long after the sessions ended.

Pinnacle is about more than bringing women in medicine into the same room. It’s about creating space to talk about the parts of medicine that don’t always get talked about: leadership, business, burnout, career growth, and what comes next.

We’re taking all of that with us into 2027.

Pinnacle Conference 2027 is coming, we hope you’ll be part of it.

08/24/2026

Creating meaningful education is a big undertaking, and we’re always grateful to work with organizations that are making it happen.

Here are a few of the educational experiences we’ve recently accredited:

* Trans Fertility: Helping Adult Patients Use Their Own Gametes from QueerCME
* Virtual Reality Use in Medicine from Immersive Medical Therapy
* LEADderm Conference 2026 from LEADmed Inc
* IDH1-Mutant Myeloid Neoplasms Continuum: “Clonal Evolution Across CCUS, MDS, and AML” from Fast4ward Learning Live
* Epigenetic Principles of Ayurveda: Applying Practical Guidelines in Daily Life from Self Enquiry Life Fellowship
* The Anti Social Doctors Podcast with Dr. Berens and Dr. Singh

Whether you’re hosting a conference, producing a podcast, leading a retreat, publishing a book, building an online course, or creating another educational experience, we can help you offer accredited continuing education.

If accreditation is something you’re exploring, comment CE below and we’ll send you more information.

08/21/2026

If you’re creating education for healthcare professionals, having good content is only the beginning.

Accreditation looks at the actual design of the education and how each piece connects.

1. Is there a real professional gap?
What are healthcare professionals doing, or not doing, that shows they need this education?

2. Are the objectives clear?
What should someone actually know or be able to do differently after completing the activity?

3. Does the content address the gap?
A great speaker and interesting topic are not enough. The education needs to directly address the need you identified.

4. Can you show that learning happened?
This is the one people often overlook. Evaluation should connect back to your objectives and tell you whether the activity actually accomplished what it was designed to do.

That’s the difference between having good information and having a well-designed educational activity.

And it’s why accreditation starts long before the presentation is finished.

Comment CE to learn more!

08/20/2026

It’s easy to focus on what we’re building on our own.

But the people around us matter, too.

The right community gives you space to learn, to be challenged, to talk things through, and to hear a perspective you might not have found on your own.

And sometimes, that’s exactly what you need.

Pinnacle Conference 2027
April 30–May 2

Come be part of it.

You don’t have to become an “influencer” to build a career people know you for.For a lot of people in healthcare, a pers...
08/18/2026

You don’t have to become an “influencer” to build a career people know you for.

For a lot of people in healthcare, a personal brand can be much simpler than that. It might start with sharing what you’re learning, talking about the work you’re doing, or putting your perspective out there instead of keeping it within the walls of your workplace.

Over time, people start to know what you’re interested in, what you’re good at, and what you have to say.

And that can lead to things you weren’t necessarily looking for when you started: a speaking invitation, a podcast conversation, a collaboration, a leadership opportunity, a new connection.

You don’t need a huge audience. You just need to give people a chance to know what you bring to the table.

What’s something you’d like to be known for in your career?

At some point, being ambitious can start to look a lot like being constantly available.Healthcare attracts people who ca...
08/17/2026

At some point, being ambitious can start to look a lot like being constantly available.

Healthcare attracts people who care. A lot.

That’s a good thing, but it can also make the line between being committed to your work and being consumed by it pretty blurry.

And because the people working in healthcare are often the ones who are willing to step up, it’s easy to keep adding more without stopping to ask whether you really want more.

Ambition doesn’t have to mean constantly expanding your workload. Sometimes it looks like getting better at what you do. Sometimes it means trying something completely different. And sometimes it means protecting the parts of your life that have nothing to do with work.

What does a successful career look like to you now and has that answer changed?

08/14/2026

Sometimes you have to try something, realize it isn’t for you, and then find your way to something that is.

That’s part of what we love about Pinnacle Conference.

Every year, women come into the weekend at different points in their careers. Some are figuring out what they want next. Some are realizing what they don’t want anymore. Some are just looking for a different way to do things.

And sometimes one conversation, one session, or one person you meet is enough to make you think differently about what’s next.

You never really know what will be the catalyst.

Join us April 30th-May 2nd in Austin, TX

A two-hour drive should not be the price of specialty care.But the AAMC’s recent No One to Call also highlights somethin...
08/13/2026

A two-hour drive should not be the price of specialty care.

But the AAMC’s recent No One to Call also highlights something worth recognizing: physicians are finding ways to bring care closer to the communities that need it.

Neurologists are driving into rural West Virginia each month to see patients who might otherwise have to travel much farther for specialty care.

It’s a reminder that physicians don’t just provide care. They find ways to make care possible.

That’s one of the reasons we believe continuing education matters. When physicians keep learning, adapting, and sharing what works, they can help shape what comes next for healthcare.

Source: Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC), “No One to Call,” July 23, 2026.

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