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The event includes dedicated networking, peer-to-peer learning, live case sessions, accommodation and a Monday course dinner.
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.
Very high: BCIS describes the event as recognised for all interventional cardiology trainees and a core component of subspecialty training in intervention.
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 (MMUH, QE and Heartlands) 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. The event is open exclusively to BCIS trainee members. The official speaker page currently contains placeholder entries, so named faculty have not yet been published. CPD accreditation, CPD points and a conference-specific registration fee were not stated on the inspected public pages.
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