Yorkshire Based Conferences

Showcasing Excellence: Medical Conferences in Yorkshire and Humber.

Driven by dedication and vision of local clinicians, a growing number of high-quality medical conferences are now being created and delivered by doctors based right here in Yorkshire.

These conferences bring together multi-disciplinary professionals from across Yorkshire and beyond, offering opportunities for learning, sharing best practices, and driving forward improvements in patient care.

The events reflect the unique strengths of the regions: it's clinical excellence, academic partnerships and strong culture of community engagement.

YICC

Yorkshire Intensive Care Conference is annually at the Yorkshire Wildlife Park in May. The 2027 dates are May 13th and 14th so get your study leave in.

Once programme is published, we will advertise on YAIRN!

LACTIC

The Leeds Acute and Intensive Care Conference is a fantastic 2 day conference with excellent talks and workshops.

Save the date! It is taking place September 24th and 25th 2026 at the Queens Hotel, Leeds.

More details can be found here: https://clockworkmedical.com/meeting/lactic-2026-leeds/

YATC

The Yorkshire Anaesthetics Trainee Conference is an annual conference for trainees with an exciting programme and trainee presentations. Next YATC be hosting by South Yorkshire. Watch this space for a date!

Resident Research in Anaesthesia Day

The Resident Research in Anaesthesia Day is 30th April 2027.

CALLING ALL YORKSHIRE ANAESTHESIA RESIDENTS

Whether research is your thing or you’ve never been confident about

confidence intervals, come and be inspired by our fantastic line up of

local consultants putting research skills into their everyday practice.

APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR POSTER/ORAL PRESENTATIONS

Submit your 200-word research/QIP abstracts for a chance to win

our grand prizes! Opportunities for both oral presentation or posters.

The winning project will also be considered for the next

AARMY/SHARC yorkshire-wide research project! So come

prepared to show off your work and shape the direction of resident-

led research in the region.