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Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Society Annual Meeting And Conference 2026

The Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Society's annual meeting brings together orthopaedic colleagues for education, collaboration, and networking.

The Hotel Hershey, Hershey, Pennsylvania

Dates
October 23–25, 2026
Venue
The Hotel Hershey, Hershey, Pennsylvania

TL;DR

  • The meeting runs October 23–25, 2026, at The Hotel Hershey in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
  • Its published focus includes orthopaedic education, collaboration, and networking.
  • The published details also list a Friday whiskey tasting led by anesthesiologist Dr. Jonathan Shirey.

Source: paorthosociety.org

About

The Pennsylvania Orthopaedic Society organizes the annual meeting. The meeting is positioned as a gathering for orthopaedic education and professional connection among colleagues from across Pennsylvania.

Who you'll find in the room

Orthopaedic colleagues

The organizer describes the audience as colleagues from across Pennsylvania.

Featured speakers

1 listed

Dr. Jonathan Shirey

Anesthesiologist

Venue & travel

Venue

The Hotel Hershey

Questions people ask

5 answered

It takes place October 23–25, 2026.

The meeting is at The Hotel Hershey in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

The organizer describes attendees as colleagues from across Pennsylvania.

It is most useful for orthopaedic clinicians practicing in Pennsylvania, since it is a state society meeting that brings colleagues from across the state together for education and networking over a weekend at The Hotel Hershey. Surgeons wanting national-scale exhibits, subspecialty depth or a large program will find a regional meeting like this narrower, and clinicians from outside the state have less reason to travel for it.

Physicians at state medical society meetings usually wear business casual, with slacks and collared shirts or sport coats, and something a little dressier for evening events such as the Friday whiskey tasting.

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