1. What makes the Philadelphia Sleep Conference unique?
It is the nation’s largest hybrid sleep medicine conference, offering in-person, virtual, and on-demand attendance options that accommodate diverse professional needs.
2. Who is the Philadelphia Sleep Conference for?
The conference welcomes a wide array of professionals, including: physicians, pulmonologists, neurologists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, dentists, psychologists, sleep technologists, and respiratory therapists.
3. When and where is the next event?
The 2027 Philadelphia Sleep Conference is scheduled for March 19, 2027, from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, at Live! Casino & Hotel, Philadelphia, PA. The first session starts at 8:00am.
4. What educational credits are offered?
The 2027 Philadelphia Sleep Conference will offer 10 AMA Category 1 Credits, 10 ADA CERP credits, and 10 credits for psychologists and nurses in the physician track. 10 BRPT Continuing Sleep Technology Education (CSTE) credits and 10 AARC Continuing Respiratory Care Education (CRCE) credits in the technologist track.
5. What opportunities exist for hands-on learning or networking?
The conference includes robust exhibit halls featuring 48 industry-leading vendors, making it an excellent venue for exploring emerging technologies, fostering partnerships, and discovering solutions in sleep care.
6. Are there multiple tracks for different professional roles?
Yes, the conference offers separate educational tracks tailored to the needs of both clinical providers (MD/DO/NP/PA/RN/PSY/DDS) and technical staff (RPSGT/CPSGT/CCSH/RRT/CRTT), ensuring relevant and role-specific content.
7. Can I earn sleep medicine CE credits online without attending in person?
The Philadelphia Sleep Conference offers recorded sessions from past Philadelphia Sleep Conferences that you can complete online at your own pace, just like live attendance. Sessions are available on-demand, allowing participants to access educational content at their convenience and still earn CME/CE/CEU.
8. How much do recorded credits from the Philadelphia Sleep Conference cost?
Recorded session credits in the Technologist track start at $276 for sleep technologists (RPSGT) and respiratory therapists (RRT). The Prescriber track for physicians, dentists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and psychologists start at $376.