Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts, a leading provider of continuing medical education (CME), will host a conference for nurse practitioners, physician assistants, registered nurses, and physicians from October 19-22 at Disney's Corando Springs Resort in Orlando, Florida. Attendees can earn up to 26 continuing medical education credits and 3.50 APRN Pharmacology credits, according to a press release.
The conference aims to deliver timely medical information that impacts patient care. Expert speakers will lead discussions on dermatology, orthopedics, men's and women's health, cardiology, and emergency medicine. Topics include "Critical Cardiology Cases," "The Growing Pains of a Growing Child," "A to Z: Acanthosis Nigricans to Herpes Zoster," and "Treat All Bladder Symptoms With Confidence!"
"Healthcare professionals consistently choose our CME conferences because they offer an excellent balance of learning and relaxation," said Chuck Dillehay, creator of Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts. "We hand-selected each speaker for the Orlando CME conference, knowing each will deliver real-life case studies and clinical updates that attendees can use every day."
Since its founding in 2011, the organization has served 20,714 healthcare professionals, featuring 149 speakers at 97 CME conference sites and providing nearly 690,000 CME credit hours. Additional 2026 conferences include events in Pensacola, FL; Hilton Head, SC; Nashville, TN; Denver, CO; and Las Vegas, NV.
For more information about the Orlando conference, including location details and speaker bios, visit SkinBonesCME.com. The organization also offers virtual and on-demand CME packages through its website.
The importance of this announcement lies in the ongoing need for healthcare professionals to stay current with medical advancements while balancing demanding schedules. By combining education with a resort setting, the conference addresses both professional development and wellness, potentially improving patient outcomes through updated clinical knowledge.


