Education Built for Today’s Radiologist
Juggling a packed list and clinical duties? We get it. That’s why ARRS 2026 includes a full year of on-demand access to over 200 hours of education. The relief of knowing you’ll never miss a critical update is built right in to your meeting experience.
200+ Hours of Expert Education
Attend In Person or Online
One Year of Access
Content for Every Subspecialty
Explore our Categorical Courses
Explore critical topics with our categorical courses, offering comprehensive insights into today’s key challenges. Registrants for these premium courses get a full year of online access to every sessions, along with an accompanying book to extend your learning.
Clinical AI in Radiology
Go from AI-curious to AI-confident. This course cuts through the hype, giving you a practical playbook to understand, implement, and confidently collaborate with AI in your daily practice.
Essentials in Women’s Imaging
Keeping up with the constant updates in breast and pelvic imaging guidelines can be a full-time job. This course cuts straight to the essentials, giving you a focused, practical review of what matters.
The Ultimate Core Knowledge Refresher
The ARRS 2026 Review Track is your high-speed answer to sharpening pattern recognition and reducing diagnostic doubt through rapid-fire cases. You’ll leave ready to apply up-to-date insights, backed by a full year of on-demand access.
Partner Sessions at ARRS 2026
Our society partnerships are handpicked to bring you targeted, high-impact education where it matters most. From a global deep-dive on Rectal MRI with RANZCR to a rapid-fire Emergency Radiology update with ASER, these collaborations deliver essential, practice-changing insights directly from the forefront of the specialty.
Rectal MRI RANZCR Course
The ARRS is proud to partner with RANZCR for the 2026 Global Exchange course on Rectal MRI, uniting leading experts from around the world. This collaboration is dedicated to advancing global imaging standards and fostering the professional growth of the international radiology community.
Emergency Radiology Topics
Join us for a crucial emergency radiology update, presented in partnership with the American Society of Emergency Radiology. This session uses a case-based format to sharpen your skills in neurotrauma, acute vascular and abdominal injuries, and the effective use of ER body MR.
Essential Education at ARRS 2026
Essential Education at ARRS 2026
Instructional Courses
Learn directly from top minds and master skills that improve outcomes.
Wellness Symposium
Explore solutions for burnout, staffing, and workplace culture.
Scientific Sessions
Translate latest research into clinical insights for your practice.
Key Case Challenge
Discover unique case presentations across all subspecialties.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I have to attend ARRS 2026 in person?
ARRS 2026 registration is designed for maximum flexibility. You can join us this April in Pittsburgh, watch online, or view sessions on-demand for up to a year after the event. You can choose the experience that works best for your schedule and switch between in-person and virtual at no cost.
How much CME does ARRS 2026 offer?
Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education activities for physicians.
When can I register for ARRS 2026?
Registration will open October 27, 2025. Be sure to register by the Early Bird Deadline of February 6, 2026, to secure the best possible rate!
Can I view sessions after the meeting?
Absolutely! All registrants can access on-demand content and claim CME credits through April 15, 2027.
Do I need to complete the session evaluations to receive credit?
Yes! Completing the session evaluations is a simple way to earn your CME credit and help us continue improving your learning experience.
Can I claim credit for viewing an Online Poster?
Online Posters are not available for credit unfortunately.
Can I screen-capture or use other tools to save meeting portal content including session presentations, Online Posters, or Case Challenge Cases?
To respect the work of our presenters, copying or recording any content is not allowed. The good news is that all session recordings are available on demand during the meeting, and you can easily claim credit for them at your convenience.
Accreditation Statement
ARRS is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education activities for physicians.
The ARRS designates this other (live and enduring) activity for a maximum of 227.00 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s)™ Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.