The SDMS Annual Conference is designed for sonographers, sonography students, and physicians who use sonography in their practice setting. Held in the fall, the SDMS Annual Conference is designed to foster connections and learning and includes multiple opportunities to network and visit the exhibit hall. Attendees will earn SDMS CME credits while learning about new sonographic techniques, diagnostic accuracy, enhancements of sonographic instrumentation, and practice management strategies.
2023 SDMS Annual Conference
- Thursday, September 21, 2023
- Friday, September 22, 2023
- Saturday, September 23, 2023
All times listed in the 2023 SDMS Annual Conference agenda are in Eastern (EDT) time.
Registration Pricing
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2023 SDMS Full Conference Registration
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Early Registration
(May 10 - June 30)
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Regular Registration
(June 30 - September 23)
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SDMS Student Member
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$299
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$399
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SDMS Member
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$599
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$799
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Non-Member
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$899
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$1,199
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Registration fees covers Thursday, September 21 - Saturday, September 23
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2023 SDMS Individual Day Registration
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Early Registration
(May 10 - June 30)
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Regular Registration
(June 30 - September 23)
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SDMS Student Member
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$199
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$299
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SDMS Member
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$299
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$399
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Non-Member
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$599
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$799
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Individual day rates available, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday
SDMS CME Credit
You can earn up to 19 SDMS CME credits by participating in the 2023 SDMS Annual Conference (breakdown below). Additional SDMS CME credits are available via sponsored event sessions. The following registries accept SDMS CME credits: ARDMS, ARRT, CCI, and Sonography Canada.
- Thursday, September 21: Up to 7 SDMS CME Credits
- Friday, September 22: Up to 6 SDMS CME Credits
- Saturday, September 23: Up to 6 SDMS CME Credits
Learning Objectives
After participating in the SDMS Annual Conference, participants will be able to:
- Describe new sonographic techniques and technological improvements to enhance visualization of pathology;
- Recognize normal and abnormal pathology based on sonographic examination; and
- Outline practice management strategies to enhance sonographic clinical operations and overall patient satisfaction.