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CME in Georgia

First pass, 2026-08-10, researched across six lanes.

Full coverage note — what was researched, and what the gaps are

THE GEORGIA-SPECIFIC PATTERN, which matters more here than in any state so far: GEORGIA'S SOCIETIES ROUTINELY HOLD THEIR ANNUAL MEETINGS OUTSIDE GEORGIA. The state's ACS chapter, the ophthalmology society, the dermatology congress, the psychiatric association's summer meeting and the AAP chapter's seaside conference are all in Florida, and the radiological society meets jointly with South Carolina's — though that radiology meeting was held in June 2026 and is already past, so no South Carolina row exists in this tranche. The out-of-state activities that ARE seeded carry their true venue state and deliberately do NOT appear under a Georgia search. In state, meetings cluster at Lake Oconee, Sea Island and Jekyll Island rather than in Atlanta. CREDIT IS WEAK ON THE SOCIETY LAYER AND SHOULD NOT BE GENERALISED: most Georgia societies publish dates with no accreditation statement at all, and only ONE — the pathology association — states an AMA PRA Category 1 designation on ITS OWN SITE. Where a society activity does carry a verified hour count, the credit is designated by somebody else on the society's behalf: the College of American Pathologists for the pathology webinars, the American College of Surgeons for the surgical chapter's meeting, the American College of Physicians for its chapter meeting, and the Medical College of Georgia for the state surgical society's. Several other societies publish credit as applied-for, as pending, or as designated with the hour count still to be determined, and none of those is counted as verified here. Treat a missing credit figure as UNKNOWN, never as zero. THE ATLANTA TRAP: an unusual number of NATIONAL bodies are accredited CME providers HEADQUARTERED in Georgia — the American College of Rheumatology, the CDC and the National Association of EMS Physicians among them — and Atlanta is a major convention city, so a national meeting held there is not a Georgia-provider activity. The national rheumatology college in particular is a different organization from the Georgia Society of Rheumatology, which is the state body. Two in-state collisions were resolved: the acronym GNS belongs to BOTH the Georgia Neurological Society and the separate Georgia Neurosurgical Society, and the psychiatric association shares near-identical domains with the psychological association, which is out of scope. Georgia also has TWO general-surgery bodies — the single ACS chapter and an independent state surgical society — and they are not the same organization. Known gaps: the county layer is nearly silent, with the state association's own directory listing 43 county societies of which only five have a website at all and only one publishing dated clinician education, while the DeKalb society's and Savannah's society's domains no longer resolve. Several large accredited systems publish no readable catalog: Wellstar's public portal is its pharmacist programme, Northside's linked campus calendar is a file created in 2021, Grady's CME pages have been removed, and Morehouse's catalog carries no live dated activity at all. Savannah's academic centre publishes nothing on its own site and is reachable only through its national parent's catalog. No Georgia society could be verified for nephrology, infectious disease, pulmonary and critical care, sleep, geriatrics, occupational medicine, sports medicine or physical medicine and rehabilitation, and the state's thoracic society page has been frozen since 2019.

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40 dated in GA · 16 attendable from anywhere · 21 series & catalogs

  3. Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts — Myrtle Beach 2027

    HybridMyrtle Beach, SCSkin, Bones, Hearts & Private PartsSited in SC — attendable remotely

    Cost not publishedPrimary care

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    Joint accreditation verbatim: 'Postgraduate Institute for Medicine is jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC), to provide continuing education for the healthcare team.' ⚠️ THE DESIGNATION DEFERS TO A CHART: 'The Postgraduate Institute for Medicine designates this live activity for a maximum of credits as listed in the chart below' — and the chart is not extractable without a browser, so the 2027 hour total is UNKNOWN. The prior year's marketed 'up to 26 CME credits' has deliberately NOT been carried across. ⚠️ PUBLISHER TYPO: the site's own navigation reads 'Myrtle Beach, FL' on every page while the conference page, breadcrumb and the venue address (9800 Queensway Blvd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572) all say South Carolina. SC is correct.

  5. Skin, Bones, Hearts & Private Parts — Hilton Head Island 2027

    HybridHilton Head Island, SCSkin, Bones, Hearts & Private PartsSited in SC — attendable remotely

    Cost not publishedPrimary care

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    Same joint accreditation and same chart-deferred designation as the Myrtle Beach conference — the 2027 hour total is UNKNOWN and the prior year's marketed figure has not been carried across. Venue: 130 Shipyard Drive, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928.

Ongoing series & year-round catalogsRecurring grand rounds, always-open libraries, and activities whose dates are not yet announced

  13. Doctors Hospital of Augusta recurring conferences

    In personAugusta, GADoctors Hospital of AugustaSeries / catalog

    Cost not publishedOncology

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    Verbatim from the publisher: AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™, 0.50 to 1.00 hours per session. NOTE these rows carry ROLLOVER PLACEHOLDER dates: a series stated to occur "weekly every Wednesday" is seeded on a Thursday. This row's start and end dates describe the window over which the series runs; they are NOT the publisher's placeholder date, which was discarded.