RheumatologyVideos + slides + syllabus2026
UCSF Rheumatology Board Review 2026 — three recorded days plus nine bonus sessions on the whole specialty
The UCSF Rheumatology Board Review and Clinical Update 2026 brings the August 20–22, 2026 San Francisco programme home: sixteen recorded lectures from the live days, a further block of pre-recorded talks, faculty slides, the course syllabus and subtitles. Lupus, vasculitis, rheumatoid arthritis, spondyloarthritis and myositis sit alongside osteoporosis, crystal disease, sarcoidosis, imaging and drug safety, so a fellow facing the boards and a consultant wanting a current refresher can work from the same files.
- 16live-day lectures recorded
- 9pre-recorded extras
- 21faculty on film
- 2026edition
What you’ll be able to do
- Choose and sequence rheumatoid arthritis therapy using the 2026 treatment landscape
- Recognise lupus, Sjögren’s disease and autoimmune lung involvement and know when to escalate
- Separate true myositis from its mimics and place autoinflammatory disease in the differential
- Classify and manage vasculitis, from small-vessel disease to large-vessel involvement
- Read musculoskeletal imaging with a rheumatologist’s eye and prescribe with medication safety in mind
- Prevent and treat osteoporosis and handle spondyloarthritis, gout and pseudogout
Inside the course
Day 1: connective tissue disease and the joint
Maria Dall’Era opens with SLE, followed by autoimmune lung disease, osteoarthritis and a Sjögren’s session from Caroline Shiboski, DDS. Thomas Link then covers imaging interpretation and Gabby Schmajuk closes on safe prescribing.
Day 2: vasculitis, muscle and rheumatoid arthritis
Peter Merkel starts the vasculitis thread, then come myositis and its imitators, autoinflammatory syndromes, paediatric rheumatology and two RA talks: Jonathan Graf on current therapy and Ted Mikuls on epidemiology, extra-articular features and complications.
Day 3: systemic disease and bone
Rheumatic signs of systemic illness, osteoporosis prevention and treatment, the first half of spondyloarthritis and a sarcoidosis lecture round off the live programme.
UCSF Rheumatology Board Review 2026 bonus block
John Stone on IgG4-related disease, Tuhina Neogi on crystal arthritis, Francesco Boin on systemic sclerosis, plus antiphospholipid syndrome, biologic and targeted DMARD mechanisms, infection, sports medicine and the second parts of vasculitis and spondyloarthritis.
Built for
- Rheumatology fellowsCovers the board blueprint in lecture form, with slides to annotate.
- Practising rheumatologistsA 2026 update on RA drugs, vasculitis and bone health in one download.
- Internists and residentsClear teaching on the autoimmune problems that land in general clinics and wards.
Faculty & syllabus
Sessions and faculty 26 sessions
- Maria C. Dall’Era, MD — Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
- Erin Wilfong, MD — Autoimmune Disease and the Lung
- Lester D. Miller, MD — Quick Clinical Cases: A Photographic Review (not recorded)
- Krishna Chaganti, MD — Osteoarthritis
- Caroline H. Shiboski, DDS — Sjögren’s Disease
- Thomas M. Link, MD — Interpretation of Imaging Studies
- Gabby Schmajuk, MD — Medication Safety
- Peter Merkel, MD, MPH — Vasculitis I
- Julie Paik, MD — Myositis and Myositis Mimics
- David Beck, MD — Autoinflammatory Disease
- Jonathan Graf, MD — Rheumatoid Arthritis Therapy: 2026
- Erica Lawson, MD — Pediatric Rheumatology
- Ted Mikuls, MD — RA Epidemiology, EAMs, and Complications
- Jonathan Graf, MD — Rheumatic Manifestations of Systemic Disease
- Mary Beth Humphrey, MD — Prevention & Treatment of Osteoporosis
- Lianne S. Gensler, MD — Spondyloarthritis I
- Brett W. Dietz, MD — Sarcoidosis
- John Stone, MD — IgG4-Related Disease (pre-recorded)
- Sarah Goglin, MD — Antiphospholipid Syndrome (pre-recorded)
- Lianne Gensler, MD — Spondyloarthritis II (pre-recorded)
- Judith Ashouri-Sinha, MD — Mechanisms of bDMARDs & tsDMARDs (pre-recorded)
- Tuhina Neogi, MD — Crystalline Disease (pre-recorded)
- Peter Merkel, MD, MPH — Vasculitis II (pre-recorded)
- Brett Dietz, MD — Infectious Disease and Rheumatology (pre-recorded)
- Carlin Senter, MD — Sports Medicine I and II (pre-recorded)
- Francesco Boin, MD — Systemic Sclerosis (pre-recorded)
Before you buy
Is every scheduled 2026 session in the recordings?
All but one. UCSF did not record Lester Miller’s photographic case review and published no slides for it, so it is listed above only for completeness.
How does the 2026 package differ from the UCSF rheumatology reviews of 2024 and 2025?
It is the newest meeting, with its own faculty line-up and an RA therapy talk updated for 2026. The 2024 edition (MS-20989) and 2025 edition (MS-26465) are sold separately and are older.
Are runtimes or a download size published?
No. Session titles and faculty are known, but no running times or total gigabytes have been given.
Is this a registration for the UCSF meeting?
No. You receive recorded files and PDFs to study offline; there is no event access or contact with UCSF.
Do I get CME credit or a certificate?
No. Clinicapedia provides the educational content only — no CME or CE credits, MOC points or certificates of completion are included with this product.
Specifications
| Format | Videos · PDF slides · syllabus · subtitles |
|---|---|
| Contents | 16 live-day lectures + 9 pre-recorded sessions |
| Meeting dates | 20–22 August 2026 |
| Organiser | University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) |
| Department | Rheumatology |
| Delivery | Instant download · lifetime re-download |
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