The 2021 Annual Meeting will be held in Birmingham
In these trying times, we’re happy to be able to bring you some good news. The 2021 AAES Annual Meeting will be held in Birmingham, Alabama, April 24-26, 2021. After much negotiation, we’ve been able to secure an arrangement with the local venues that is very favorable to the AAES and will help offset a portion of the revenue lost from having to cancel our meeting this year. We are humbled by all of our members who donated their registration fees from the 2020 cancelled meeting to help make up some of the deficit. With all of these efforts, the AAES is in a good position to continue to meet our goals of educating our members and advancing the cause of Endocrine Surgery on all fronts. We hope that you’ll be able to join us in Birmingham in 2021 where we will be bringing you all of the amazing programming that was scheduled for this year and more. From there, it’s on to Cleveland in 2022. We hope that you and your loved ones stay healthy and safe. We can’t wait to see everyone again soon. COVID-19 Resources for Endocrine Surgeons
Click through to watch the full session and to view additional resources. View COVID-19 ResourcesApply for a Comprehensive Clinical Fellowship in Endocrine SurgeryThe American Association of Endocrine Surgeons will sponsor the 2020 match for a comprehensive clinical fellowship in Endocrine Surgery starting August 1, 2021. The online match application process opens on February 17, 2020 and will close on April 24. Final match results will be announced August 7. For more information and to view the requirements to apply for an AAES accredited Fellowship, visit the Fellowship Match page. The application period for the 2020 Fellowship Match cycle (2021-2022 fellowship year) is now open. The deadline for all application materials is April 24, 2020. Apply Today |
The first AAES Virtual Surgeons' Lounge took place on Tuesday, April 14 via zoom. AAES leaders discussed perspectives on topics including guidelines for endocrine surgery prioritizations during COVID-19, lessons learned from the front lines, ethics of decision-making in the pandemic, and exploring new roles for endocrine surgeons in both academic and private practice settings. Look for more Virtual Lounge sessions in the future!