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Keeping a Healthy State Rheumatology Society: Structural and Financial Fundamentals


Wednesday, October 14, 2026
5pm PT / 6pm MT / 7pm CT / 8pm ET
Registration required.

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What does it take to build and maintain a strong, sustainable state rheumatology society?

This session explores the key structural and financial fundamentals that support a healthy state rheumatology society. Attendees will gain practical insights into organizational structure, financial management, and the foundational practices that can help societies remain effective, sustainable, and prepared for the future.

Whether your society is well established or looking to strengthen its operations, this session offers helpful guidance and considerations for maintaining a healthy organization and supporting your members for years to come.

Bring your questions! Participants are encouraged to come prepared with questions and topics they would like to discuss. This session is an opportunity to learn from the presentation and engage in a conversation about the challenges and opportunities facing state rheumatology societies.

Join us to learn more about the fundamentals of building a strong and sustainable state rheumatology society.

Our expert panel features:

  • Michael Saitta, MD, MBA, FACR – Coalition of State Rheumatology Organizations
  • Gwenesta B Melton, MD – Association of Women in Rheumatology

Have a question you’d like our panel to address?

You don’t have to wait until the webinar to ask! Submit your questions in advance using our Question Submission Form. Our panelists will review submitted questions and address as many as possible during the discussion.

Submit Your Question →

We hope you’ll join us on Wednesday, October 14, for an engaging conversation about building and maintaining a strong, sustainable state rheumatology society. Register here!


 

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