Virginia Society Of Rheumatology Annual Meeting & Conference 2026
This annual meeting brings together rheumatology professionals for a three-session conference with vendor breaks.
Kingsmill Resort
- Dates
- October 2–4, 2026
- Venue
- Kingsmill Resort
- Location
- Williamsburg, Virginia
- Format
- Three half-day sessions
TL;DR
- The meeting is scheduled for October 2–4, 2026, at Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg, Virginia.
- Its program continues a format of three half-day sessions.
- Scheduled breaks provide opportunities to meet vendors, and the organizer identifies rheumatologists and advanced practice providers as attendees.
About
The Virginia Society of Rheumatology organizes this annual meeting. The 2026 program retains three half-day sessions and includes breaks with time for participants to visit vendors.
Who you'll find in the room
Rheumatologists
The organizer names rheumatologists among the professionals expected at the meeting.
Advanced practice providers
The organizer also identifies advanced practice providers as part of the audience.
Venue & travel
Venue
Kingsmill ResortQuestions people ask
5 answeredIt is scheduled for October 2–4, 2026.
The meeting takes place at Kingsmill Resort in Williamsburg, Virginia.
The organizer identifies rheumatologists and advanced practice providers as attendees.
It is most useful for Virginia rheumatologists and advanced practice providers who want to meet peers from around the Commonwealth, since the meeting is a regional society gathering built around three half-day sessions. Clinicians looking for a large national program or a wide range of subspecialty tracks will get less from it, and vendors will find the exhibit contact concentrated in break time rather than a dedicated show floor.
Physician meetings at a resort like Kingsmill in Williamsburg usually call for business casual, such as slacks and collared shirts or blouses, with a light layer for early October evenings.
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