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Mark Your Calendar for the FSPHP 2027 Annual Education Conference -
Leading the Way: The Future of Professional Health Programs
April 14-16, 2027; Oklahoma City Convention Center
The FSPHP 2027 Annual Education Conference – Leading the Way: The Future of Professional Health Programs is the premier educational event for professionals dedicated to advancing the health of healthcare professionals and protecting the patients they serve. Bringing together approximately 300 leaders from Physician and Health Professional Programs (PHPs), treatment providers, regulatory agencies, healthcare systems, and affiliated organizations, this conference will explore the innovations, collaborations, and evidence-based strategies that are shaping the future of professional health.
It is the most valued professional development training for your PHP staff and treatment professionals.
The FSPHP Annual Education Conference is designed for:
- Physicians of all specialties
- Physician assistants
- Clinical coordinators
- Nurses
- Dentists
- Psychologists
- Attorneys
- Physical therapists
- Case managers
- Licensed social workers
- Toxicologists
- Scientific researchers
Be sure to bookmark this page and visit regularly for conference updates, program announcements, registration information, and important event details as they become available.
CONFERENCE OBJECTIVES:
- Evaluate emerging evidence, and best practices in the assessment, treatment, monitoring, recovery support, and safe practice of healthcare professionals in the care of Physician and Health Professional Programs (PHPs) and formulate protocols to ensure clinical safety and workforce preservation.
- Apply innovative administration and compassionate case management strategies to strengthen and enhance participant engagement and recovery outcomes, while ensuring program quality and long-term sustainability.
- Integrate advances in clinical assessment, toxicology, behavioral health, neuropsychological evaluation, substance-use trends, and design program strategies to protect participant privacy while balancing professional accountability, regulatory standards, and patient safety.
- Analyze evolving legal, regulatory, ethical, and confidentiality considerations impacting PHPs and implement approaches that balance participant privacy, professional accountability, workforce preservation, and patient safety.
- Lead collaborative initiatives that strengthen partnerships among PHPs, treatment providers, healthcare organizations, licensing boards, regulatory agencies, wellness programs, and other stakeholders to reduce stigma, promote early intervention, advance clinician well-being, and shape the future of professional health.
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