The Society of Gynecologic Oncology (SGO) Allied Health Professionals Meeting takes place in Chicago from October 16 to 18, 2026. It’s built for the people patients see most: advanced practice providers, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and associates, registered nurses, physicians, and every other member of the gynecologic oncology care team.

Why Attend SGO 2026 Allied Health Professionals Meeting

Patients rarely remember every detail of a treatment plan. But they remember who explained it to them. Allied health professionals carry an enormous share of that work, and this meeting exists to sharpen the clinical knowledge and practical skills behind it.

What to Expect

• A comprehensive program of dynamic sessions designed to advance your clinical knowledge and practical skills
• Interactive educational content covering the latest topics in gynecologic oncology, from ovarian cancer treatment advances to symptom management that shapes quality of life
• Valuable insights from key partners — including exhibitors and the Foundation for Women’s Cancer — offering essential resources and unique perspectives
• Connections with allied health professionals nationwide, and a seat in the conversations shaping the future of patient care and clinical outcomes
• Access to session audio recordings and presentation slides after the meeting

Care for gynecologic cancers is a team effort. Gynecologic oncologists lead surgical and treatment decisions, tumor boards bring multiple specialists to a single case, and nursing care holds much of the day-to-day weight in between. Meetings like this one strengthen every link in that chain.

At Not These Ovaries, we fund research into the rarer, riskier subtypes — low-grade serous ovarian cancer and borderline ovarian tumors — that too often fall outside standard protocols. The clinicians who recognize those subtypes early, and who know what current research actually offers, change outcomes. Education is part of how that happens.