Ruberg Symposium 2026
A yearly CME-approved program focused on plastic and reconstructive surgery.
The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
- Date
- October 2, 2026
- Venue
- The Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio
TL;DR
- Ruberg Symposium 2026 is scheduled for October 2 at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.
- The yearly CME-approved program is hosted by the Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery.
- Its stated audience includes faculty, residents, fellows, students and local practitioners.
Source: medicine.osu.edu/departments/plastic-reconstructive-surgery/education/ruberg-symposium
Who you'll find in the room
Faculty
Faculty are among the stated audience groups.
Residents
Residents are among the stated audience groups.
Fellows
Fellows are among the stated audience groups.
Students
Students are among the stated audience groups.
Local practitioners
Local practitioners are among the stated audience groups.
Featured speakers
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William Adams, Jr.
Jamil Ahmad
Yongsook Suh
Andrew Jimerson II
Juan Rendon
Sarah McMillan
Lambros Viennas
Rana Farhadi
Terri Zomerlei
Julie Young
Rajiv Chandawarkar
Robert Houser
Ramsey Choucair
Craig Lehrman
Gayle Gordillo
Clara Lee
Alison Shore
Min-Jeong Cho
Roman Skoracki
Albert Chao
Jim McMahan
John Mahan
Kerry Owens
Amy Moore
Kerri Woodberry
Andrea Pusic
Milt Armstrong
Byers Bowen
Raymond Cho
Joe Meyerson
Kerry-Ann Mitchell
Megan Nadeau
Jason Souza
Anne Taylor
Jeffrey Kenkel
Kim Bjorklund
Michelle Coriddi
Laura Figura
Robert Houser
Ibrahim Khansa
Gregory Pearson
Roberg Ruberg
Susan Vasko
William Kuzon
Nima Baradaran
Andrew Keaster
Michael Larsen
Scott Leibowitz
Haruko Okada
Claire Postle
James E. Zins
Joseph Brown
Jill Foster
Cain Linville
Ian Valerio
William Wallace
Venue & travel
Venue
The Ohio State UniversityGetting there
The event is in Columbus, Ohio.
Questions people ask
5 answeredRuberg Symposium 2026 takes place on October 2, 2026.
The symposium is held at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio.
The stated audience includes faculty, residents, fellows, students and local practitioners.
It is most useful for plastic surgery faculty, residents, fellows and local practitioners in the Columbus area who want a one-day CME program, since it is hosted by the Ohio State University's Department of Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery and draws a long roster of speakers, including Andrea Pusic and James E. Zins. Surgeons wanting a multi-day national meeting with a large industry exhibit hall, or those outside the region, would get less from a single-day academic program like this.
Attendees at academic surgical CME programs usually wear business casual, such as slacks and collared shirts or blouses, with some faculty in suits; clinicians sometimes wear a white coat or scrubs if coming from clinic.
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