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BCIS Interventional Trainees Conference 2026

Organised by the British Cardiovascular Intervention Society
Dates28–29 Sept 2026
VenueBirmingham Conference & Events Centre, Hill Street, Birmingham B5 4EW
CityBirmingham, United Kingdom
A two-day recognised BCIS conference for interventional cardiology trainees in Birmingham, with expert-led teaching, case-based discussion, live demonstrations, hands-on simulation and a trainee case competition.
Reviewed byDr Robert BaxterDr Robert Baxter· Junior Clinical Fellow, Acute Medical Unit· Updated 8 Jun 2026
MedicMess Conference Intelligence
Audience
Interventional cardiology trainees who are BCIS trainee members.
Networking
The event includes dedicated networking, peer-to-peer learning, live case sessions, accommodation and a Monday course dinner.
Research Value
The presentation route is a trainee coronary complication case competition with top three short-listed cases presented on the main stage and an award for the winner. It is not described as a journal abstract publication route.
Trainee Relevance
Very high: BCIS describes the event as recognised for all interventional cardiology trainees and a core component of subspecialty training in intervention.
Why This Conference Matters
Audience
Interventional cardiology trainees who are BCIS trainee members.
Networking
The event includes dedicated networking, peer-to-peer learning, live case sessions, accommodation and a Monday course dinner.
Research Value
The presentation route is a trainee coronary complication case competition with top three short-listed cases presented on the main stage and an award for the winner. It is not described as a journal abstract publication route.
Trainee Relevance
Very high: BCIS describes the event as recognised for all interventional cardiology trainees and a core component of subspecialty training in intervention.
Programme Highlights
Conference programme
Expert-led lectures, case-based discussions, live demonstrations and hands-on simulation
Birmingham Cardiology Group faculty
Skills training
Small-group simulator rotations covering wiring, femoral access, atherectomy, bifurcation strategies, IVUS/OCT and mechanical support devices
Networking
Course dinner and overnight accommodation included
Abstract Submission Guide
Abstract submissions are open
Deadline: 31 July 2026
Core PCI principles
Intracoronary imaging and physiology
Calcium management
Complex intervention strategies
Complications
Human factors
Decision-making beyond the cath lab
Hands-on simulation
Career development
Coronary complication cases

MedicMess Tips

  • Registration is exclusive to BCIS trainee members.
  • The coronary complication case competition deadline is 17:00 on Friday 31 July 2026.
  • Case submissions are limited to one PowerPoint case per applicant, maximum 12 slides, with a supervising consultant cover note.
  • Registration includes the two-day programme, daytime catering, Monday accommodation and a Monday course dinner.
  • Complimentary accommodation carries a £1 non-refundable booking fee and a £109 room charge if cancelled within two weeks or not attended.
  • The registration form asks for a BCIS membership number and personal details before any possible fee information is shown.
Key Deadlines
31 Jul 2026 · 24 days
Abstract submission deadline
27 Sept 2026 · 82 days
Registration deadline
28 Sept 2026 · 83 days
Conference begins
Practical Information
By CarVenue page lists nearby city-centre car parks rather than a dedicated venue car route.
ParkingQ-Park Mailbox, NCP Birmingham New Street / City Centre, NCP Hill Street and Bullring Parking are listed as nearby options.
By TrainNearest station is Birmingham New Street, about 1-2 minutes walk from BCEC via the John Lewis / Southside Grand Central exit towards Hill Street.
Venue DetailsBirmingham Conference & Events Centre, Hill Street, Birmingham B5 4EW. What Three Words: extend.tube.cubes.
Nearest AirportBirmingham Airport, with direct train to Birmingham New Street in about 10 minutes; taxi about 20-30 minutes depending on traffic.
Conference Snapshot
SpecialtyInterventional Cardiology
Organising societyBritish Cardiovascular Intervention Society
Conference formatIn-person only
LocationBirmingham Conference & Events Centre, Hill Street, Birmingham B5 4EW, Birmingham
The Complete Guide to the BCIS Interventional Trainees Conference 2026

BCIS Interventional Trainees Conference 2026 is a two-day in-person meeting for interventional cardiology trainees, running at Birmingham Conference & Events Centre on 28-29 September 2026. BCIS describes it as a recognised conference for all interventional cardiology trainees and a core component of subspecialty training in intervention. The programme is hosted by the Birmingham Cardiology Group and covers core PCI principles, intracoronary imaging and physiology, calcium management, complex intervention strategies, complications, human factors, MDT working, building a consultant profile and transition from training to consultancy. The event also includes hands-on small-group simulator rotations, live case sessions, peer-to-peer discussion, networking, daytime catering, Monday accommodation and a Monday course dinner.

The main research/presentation route is a trainee case competition rather than a conventional abstract call. Trainees are invited to submit their most educational coronary complication case by 17:00 on Friday 31 July 2026. The top three short-listed cases are presented on the main stage, with an award for the winning case. Submissions must be PowerPoint files with a maximum of 12 slides, include key learning points, and require a cover note from the supervising consultant. Registration closes on 27 September 2026 at 16:59 Greenwich Time, but the registration form requires personal and membership details before any fee information is shown. CPD accreditation and points were not stated on the inspected pages.