Call for Speakers: 2027 MGMA Spring Conferences
MGMA invites medical practice leaders, industry experts, and solution partners to submit session proposals for our 2027 Spring Conferences. These events bring together healthcare leaders who are looking for practical solutions, peer insights, and real-world examples they can apply in their organizations.
- MGMA Financial Conference
March 4–6, 2027 | Atlanta - MGMA Operations Conference
May 2–4, 2027 | Seattle
Proposals must be submitted by September 18, 2026.
Priority for Practice-Led Content
MGMA gives priority to sessions submitted by professionals actively working in medical practices and physician enterprises. Our goal is to ensure attendees hear directly from peers who are solving current operational and financial challenges, improving performance and achieving measurable results.
What We’re Looking For
We’re seeking sessions that deliver practical, real-world value for medical practice leaders. Strong proposals should:
- Address current challenges in healthcare operations or financial performance
- Offer proven strategies, case studies, implementation lessons or measurable outcomes
- Provide clear takeaways attendees can apply immediately
- Focus on education, not promotion
- Encourage interaction, discussion, and peer learning
- Use specific examples rather than broad concepts or sales-oriented claims
Topic Areas
MGMA’s priority areas for this call’s proposals include:
- Revenue Strategy & Financial Performance
- Operational Efficiency & Practice Scalability
- Data, Technology & Innovation
- Workforce Planning & Team Leadership
- Independent Practice Strategy & Resilience
- Leadership, Strategy & Organizational Alignment
- Risk, Compliance & Governance
- Consumer-Centered Care Models
- Emerging Models of Care Delivery
Why Present at MGMA?
Selected speakers receive:
- Complimentary registration to your conference
- Recognition as a trusted expert in your field
- Direct engagement with practice leaders seeking solutions
Tips for a Strong Proposal
Before submitting, make sure your proposal:
- Starts with clear attendee need or problem
- Uses concise, attendee-focused language
- Includes specific examples, outcomes or lessons learned
- Includes three learning objectives using action-oriented verbs
- Stays focused and easy to understand
Want to Contribute Elsewhere?
- Existing MGMA members have multiple opportunities to help MGMA fulfill its mission of transforming the healthcare industry throughout the year and earn volunteer hours in the process. Check our Volunteer Opportunities page.
- Have an idea for an article, webinar, podcast, training module, or other content? Learn more on the Contribute to MGMA page.
- Are you an industry solution partner or vendor looking to position your organization and products in front of MGMA’s audience? Discover how to reach a national audience of practice leaders with the MGMA Media Kit.
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