Current Concepts in Extracorporeal Life Support: Medical Management and High-Fidelity Cannulation Simulations 2026
A medical education event focused on extracorporeal life support, patient management, and cannulation simulation.
Kinne Auditorium, Jacksonville, Florida
- Date
- December 1, 2026
- Venue
- Kinne Auditorium, Jacksonville, Florida
Who you'll find in the room
ECMO specialists
ECMO specialists are among the stated audiences for the event.
Respiratory therapists
Respiratory therapists are included in the intended audience.
Nurses
Nurses are included in the intended audience.
Perfusionists
Perfusionists are included in the intended audience.
Critical care physicians
Physicians specializing in critical care medicine are among the stated audiences.
Pulmonary medicine professionals
Professionals in pulmonary medicine are included in the intended audience.
Emergency medicine professionals
Professionals in emergency medicine are included in the intended audience.
Cardiothoracic surgery professionals
Professionals in cardiothoracic surgery are included in the intended audience.
Cardiology professionals
Professionals in cardiology are included in the intended audience.
Featured speakers
18 listedGregory J. Schears
M.D.
Pramod K. Guru
M.B.B.S.
Sanjay Chaudhary
M.B.B.S.
Troy G. Seelhammer
M.D.
Hari Kalagara
MBBS, MD
Govind Panda
MD
Pramod K. Guru
M.B.B.S.
Hari Kalagara
MBBS, MD
Juan Ripoll Sanz
MD
Dereddi Raja Reddy
MD
Nathan Waldron
MD
Christoph Nabzdyk
MD
Wesley Allen
MD
Pramod K. Guru
M.B.B.S.
Hari Kalagara
MBBS, MD
Ricardo Diaz Milian
MD
Gregory Schears
MD
Pramod K. Guru
M.B.B.S.
Venue & travel
Venue
Kinne AuditoriumQuestions people ask
5 answeredThe event starts on December 1, 2026.
It takes place at Kinne Auditorium in Jacksonville, Florida.
The stated audience includes ECMO specialists, respiratory therapists, nurses, perfusionists, and professionals in critical care, pulmonary medicine, emergency medicine, cardiothoracic surgery, and cardiology.
It is most useful for ECMO specialists, perfusionists, respiratory therapists, nurses and critical care physicians who want a training course from a teaching hospital organizer, since the audience list spans those roles and the faculty is made up of physicians, including Gregory J. Schears. Clinicians who never manage refractory cardiopulmonary failure will get little from it, because the subject is narrow and centres on ECMO as a rescue therapy.
Clinicians at hands-on medical courses usually wear business casual with closed-toe, comfortable shoes, and a mild Florida December rarely needs more than a light layer for chilly lecture rooms.
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