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March 27-29 Annual Meeting: 20 1-A CME Credits
March 26 Pre-Course: Cryoneurolysis For Chronic Pain & Spasticity: 5 1-A CME Credits
#AOCPMR26 Highights
Be part of #AOCPMR26’s uniquely osteopathic annual meeting, bringing together osteopathic physiatry’s top physicians.
- Speakers – #AOCPMR26 speakers includes experienced clinicians and educators with expertise in areas of Spasticity, MSK/Sports Medicine, Pain, Practice Management, and OMM. Faculty members provide expert guidance, ensuring participants receive comprehensive training.
- Knowledge You Can Use – Each half-day has a specific focus area to go deeper into topics and build the knowledge and skills you will be able to use when you return to your practice.
- Build Your Network – Meet other osteopathically-minded physiatrists, academic leaders, and trainees, as well as industry sponsors and exhibitors.
Program and Reservation Information
Scientific Seminar and Social Events
#AOCPMR26 offers plenty of time to visit with colleagues from across the country at all stages in their careers and training.
- Presidents Reception & Student Mixer– Fun Friday evening event open to all registrants at the Georgia Aquarium. Good opportunity to reconnect with old friends and meet new ones!
- Poster Session – Residents and students present research and case reports after didactic programming ends on Saturday. Submit abstracts here by January 31, 2026.
- Murray Klein Dinner – Annual dinner recognizing accomplishments and awards during the Annual Meeting as well as throughout the past year.
Pre-Course: Cryoneurolysis for
Chronic Pain and Spasticity
Through lecture and hands-on demonstration, registrants will learn the following:
- Describe the pathophysiology of spasticity and its impact on function.
- Explain the mechanism of action, procedural steps, and equipment used in cryoneurolysis.
- Identify patient populations who may benefit from cryoneurolysis.
- Discuss the risks, benefits, and expected outcomes of the procedure.
- Integrate cryoneurolysis into a multidisciplinary, osteopathic approach to spasticity management.