Spine IEP Fellows and Young Surgeons' Conference 2026
A spine and neurosurgery education program for fellows and young surgeons.
Tampa Marriott Water Street
- Date
- November 20, 2026
- City
- Tampa, FL
- Venue
- Tampa Marriott Water Street
TL;DR
- The 2026 conference begins November 20 at Tampa Marriott Water Street in Tampa, Florida.
- Its educational format includes cadaver labs, clinical sessions, and discussions on career development and practice management.
- The published audience is fellows and young surgeons in spine and neurosurgery; no attendance total is supplied.
About
The program focuses on education for spine and neurosurgery fellows and early-career surgeons, with clinical learning and professional development in its curriculum. It also sets aside structured time for participants to engage with industry partners and learn about devices and technologies.
Who you'll find in the room
fellows
young surgeons
spine/neurosurgery fellows
early-career surgeons
Featured speakers
18 listedFrank Phillips, MD
Rick Thiele
Stephen Ryu, MD
Neil Badlani, MD, MBA
Gurvinder Deol, MD
Sravisht Iyer, MD
Raymond Gardocki, MD, FAAOS
Todd Allen, MD, PhD
Safdar Khan, MD
Daniel Park, MD
Andrew Fanous, MD, FAANS, FCNS
Dana Jacoby
Morgan Ivy
Brian Handal, MD
Brian Hadel, DO
James Rikalla, MD
Jad Khalil, MD
Andrew Wolpe
Partners on record
4 listedVenue & travel
Venue
Tampa Marriott Water StreetGetting there
The conference venue is in Tampa, Florida.
Questions people ask
5 answeredThe conference starts on November 20, 2026.
The conference takes place at Tampa Marriott Water Street in Tampa, Florida.
The intended audience includes spine and neurosurgery fellows and young or early-career surgeons.
It is best suited to spine and neurosurgery fellows and early-career surgeons, because the format mixes cadaver lab time with clinical teaching and sessions on building a career and running a practice, which are topics rarely covered in depth at larger meetings. The faculty is made up largely of practicing surgeons such as Frank Phillips, Safdar Khan and Daniel Park, and sponsors including SI-BONE and Carlsmed get dedicated time with attendees, which helps trainees compare devices firsthand. Established surgeons who already have device relationships and procedural experience would get less from it, as the content is pitched at trainees and the industry time is product-oriented.
Surgeons at educational meetings usually wear business casual for sessions, such as slacks and a collared shirt or blouse, with scrubs or closed-toe lab attire for cadaver labs. Tampa in November is mild, so lightweight clothing works.
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