Patient Symposiums

AIM’s patient-focused Living With Melanoma symposiums have emerged as an invaluable platform for patients and healthcare professionals to come together and exchange knowledge, experiences, and ideas. These symposiums play a pivotal role in empowering patients by providing them with essential information about their condition, treatment options, and support networks.

One of the primary benefits of these symposiums is the opportunity for patients to gain insights from leading experts in the field. Renowned oncologists and researchers share their expertise on cutting-edge treatments, clinical trials, and emerging therapies. This knowledge equips patients and their loved ones with the necessary tools to make informed decisions about their treatment plans.

By providing access to expert knowledge, fostering a sense of community among patients, and promoting advocacy efforts for research advancements; these symposiums play an integral role in improving outcomes for those affected by melanoma.

2023 Locations

1. Saturday, February 4: University of California Melanoma and Skin Cancer Consortium, San Francisco, CA (Virtual and In-person)
2. Saturday, February 11: Kaiser Permanente, California (Virtual)
3. Saturday, March 4: Moffitt Cancer Center, Tampa, FL (Virtual and In-person)
4. Saturday, April 1: UPMC Hillman Cancer Center, Pittsburg, PA (Virtual and In-person)
5. Saturday, April 29: OHSU Knight Cancer Institute, Portland, Oregon (Virtual and In-person)
6. Saturday, May 6: The Angeles Clinic & Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA (Virtual and In-person)
7. Saturday, May 20: University of Wisconsin Carbone Cancer Center, Madison, WI (Virtual and In-person)
8. Saturday, September 23: Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Boston, MA (Virtual and In-person)
9. Saturday, November 11: Atrium Health Levine Cancer, Charlotte, NC (Virtual)
10. Saturday, December 2: T.W. Lewis Melanoma Center of Excellence at Banner MD Anderson Cancer Center 

All of the AIM’s Virtual Living With Melanoma Symposium sessions are recorded and free to view on demand.