Peptide Symposium

The Peptide Symposium will be held in New York City on December 4, 2026 at the the host venue in New York City. This full‑day program provides a focused review of peptide therapeutics that have entered clinical practice over the past decade. Attendees will explore the pharmacology, formulation considerations, and regulatory landscape that shape current use. The program also incorporates regulatory updates from the FDA and discusses formulary considerations for health‑system pharmacists. Interdisciplinary collaboration is emphasized through joint case reviews.

During the day, participants will examine case studies that illustrate patient selection, dosing strategies, and adverse‑event management for agents such as GLP‑1 receptor agonists, insulin analogues, and emerging peptide hormones. Interactive sessions include guided interpretation of laboratory results, discussion of injection techniques, and a hands‑on workshop where clinicians practice preparation and administration under supervision. The hands‑on workshop uses simulated patient models and approved peptide kits, allowing participants to practice reconstitution, dose calculation, and subcutaneous injection techniques while receiving immediate feedback from faculty. Safety protocols and documentation practices are reviewed to reinforce compliance with institutional policies. The agenda also allocates time for peer discussion of real‑world outcomes and integration of peptide therapy into multidisciplinary care pathways.

The symposium is designed for physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and pharmacists who prescribe or manage peptide‑based treatments. It also benefits researchers and clinical educators seeking a deeper understanding of peptide mechanisms and practical implementation. Clinicians working in primary care, endocrinology, oncology, and pain management will find the content directly relevant. The symposium provides resources for integrating peptide therapy into existing treatment algorithms and for counseling patients on expectations and monitoring. Participants will leave with updated knowledge that can be applied directly to patient care in a variety of practice settings. New York City