2026 Immunization Conference

2026 ACIC Immunization Conference

The focus is already clear.

A one-day local immunization conference for the people working across healthcare, public health, pharmacy, school health, community outreach, and vaccine education in Allegheny County.

Agenda details are coming soon. The purpose is already set: practical learning, local connection, and clearer next steps for the people doing immunization work in real settings.

Interested in attending or sending a team?

Registration is not open yet, but you can join the interest list now. ACIC will follow up when registration opens and agenda details are available.

Use the form if you are interested in attending yourself, sending staff from your practice or organization, sharing the conference with students, interns, residents, or fellows, or learning more about sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities.

Help get the right people in the room.

This page is built to be shared.

  • Send it to a colleague who handles immunization questions in practice.
  • Share it with residents, interns, fellows, and students.
  • Forward it to school health, pharmacy, public health, and community partners.
  • Use it if your organization may want to send a group.

Built for the people doing immunization work in real settings.

Vaccine questions show up in clinics, schools, pharmacies, public health programs, community events, and conversations with families. This conference is designed to bring those settings into the same room for a focused day of professional learning, practical updates, and local connection.

Conference Focus

What this day is built for

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Practical learning

Education-focused programming for people working with vaccine questions, access, communication, and outreach.

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Local connection

A room built for clinicians, public health teams, schools, pharmacies, community partners, and students.

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Clearer next steps

A day focused on useful information, real settings, and the questions professionals and partners are facing now.

Who should be there

Who should be in the room

This conference is designed for people connected to immunization work across Allegheny County and the surrounding region.

Physicians Medical residents Nurses Nurse practitioners Pharmacists Public health professionals School health leaders Health system representatives Community health organizations Educators and outreach partners Students Interns & Fellows
Preview

What to expect

Conference programming will be announced as details are confirmed.

Current topics

Sessions designed around immunization practice, public health, access, communication, and local needs.

Professional focus

Programming built for people working across healthcare, public health, pharmacy, schools, and community outreach.

Local relevance

A conference grounded in the settings where vaccine questions actually come up.

Agenda coming soon

Speaker, session, registration, and event details will be added as they are confirmed.

2026 Conference Support

Support that helps make the day possible.

ACIC recognizes the organizations supporting this one-day professional gathering.

Lead Support

Presenting Sponsor

Recognized for lead support of the 2026 ACIC Immunization Conference.

Pfizer logo

Pfizer

Presenting Sponsor

Conference Exhibitors

Exhibitors

Exhibitors help connect attendees with organizations participating in the conference experience.

Opportunities Available

Sponsor or exhibit at the conference

Presenting Sponsor is confirmed. Additional sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities remain available. The prospectus includes available levels, recognition details, deadlines, payment information, and the commitment form.

Sponsor and exhibitor participation does not imply endorsement of any specific product, service, or clinical recommendation.

Stay Connected

Stay close to the 2026 conference.

Join the interest list for registration and agenda updates, or contact ACIC with questions about attending, sharing the conference, sponsoring, or exhibiting.

Joint statement from ACMS, ACHD, and ACIC on recent federal changes to the childhood immunization schedule.

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