Leading with science. Advancing with care.
March 21-26, 2027 | Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center, National Harbor, Maryland
The SMFM Pregnancy Meeting is where the full spectrum of maternal-fetal medicine comes together.
Designed for multidisciplinary teams committed to improving maternal and fetal outcomes, this flagship meeting brings together obstetricians, MFM subspecialists, nurses, midwives, geneticists, neonatologists, and other healthcare professionals who share a common goal: advancing the care of pregnant patients and their families.
Across several dynamic days, attendees can engage with postgraduate courses and hands-on workshops, scientific forums, oral and poster presentations, luncheon roundtables, and industry exhibits – all designed to translate the latest research into meaningful clinical practice. Whether you are early in your career or a seasoned leader in your field, the Pregnancy Meeting offers unparalleled opportunities to learn, collaborate, and connect with colleagues from across the country and around the world.
2027 Annual Pregnancy Meeting Important Dates
- Friday, July 10: Abstract Submission Site Opens
- Monday, August 10: Proposal Submission Deadline
- Monday, September 14: Abstract Submission Deadline
- Friday, October 2: General Abstract Withdrawal Deadline
- Friday, November 6: Oral/Poster Notifications Announced
- Friday, November 13: General Abstract Withdrawal Deadline
- Monday, November 16: Late-Breaking Submission Site Opens
- Monday, December 21: Late-Breaking Submission Site Deadline
SMFM’s 2027 Program Committee
The SMFM Program Committee is responsible for establishing the program for the annual Pregnancy Meeting™, including scientific sessions, postgraduate courses, scientific forums, and special interest groups.
This year’s Program Committee includes the following SMFM members:
- Marvin Williams, DO (Program Chair)
- Amber Samuel, MD, MBA (Poster Chair)
- Torri Metz, MD, MSCR (Postgraduate Course Chair)
- Andrea Edlow, MD, MSc (Scientific Forum Chair)
About SMFM
The Society for Maternal-Fetal Medicine (SMFM), based in Washington, DC, is dedicated to advancing optimal and equitable perinatal outcomes for all people who desire or experience pregnancy. The Society represents over 6,500 members and serves as the voice for clinicians and researchers with expertise in high-risk pregnancy care. Maternal-fetal medicine (MFM) subspecialist physicians comprise our core membership. SMFM members also include physicians in related disciplines, scientists, nurses, genetic counselors, ultrasound technicians, and other clinicians working toward optimal and equitable perinatal outcomes.
Commitment to Health Equity: The Society’s mission, vision, and strategic direction recognize that success depends upon reflecting the diversity of the communities that MFM serves. SMFM is committed to building a diverse and inclusive culture of our organization, membership, and leadership.
Core Mission and Offerings
As experts in maternal-fetal medicine, SMFM and its members lead the evidence-based practice of high-risk pregnancy care by providing education, promoting research, and engaging in advocacy.
- Education and Clinical Guidance – SMFM offers a range of educational resources for clinicians specializing in high-risk pregnancies. These include live and on-demand webinars, hands-on workshops, online courses, and the Pregnancy MeetingTM, the centerpiece of SMFMs’ work, which attracts more than 3,000 scientists and clinicians globally and showcases the latest research and clinical advancements. SMFM also provides accredited medical education, clinical guidelines, and mentorship opportunities to support professional growth and enhance patient care. SMFM also hosts a biannual Global Congress, centered on clinical best practices and the latest research from around the world.
- Research – SMFM supports numerous research initiatives aimed at improving outcomes for high-risk pregnancies through research training, mentorship programs, and evidence-based clinical guidelines. Additionally, SMFM publishes PREGNANCY, an open-access journal that publishes innovative research, ensuring that the latest scientific advancements are freely available to the global maternal-fetal medicine community.
- Advocacy – SMFM advocates for and promotes the interests of pregnant people and its MFM members at all levels of government and to other stakeholders involved in supporting pregnancy care. SMFM’s advocacy agenda and related work are focused on reducing health disparities, eliminating preventable maternal mortality, and ensuring that everyone has access to the full range of reproductive health care services, including abortion care.