Live and On-Demand registration options available.
SCM On-Demand open through June 1, 2023!
Registration
Access most content presented in-person at SCM23, April 11-15 in Austin, TX. Registration includes SCM On-Demand.
SCM On-Demand includes recorded session access, available 48 hours after their live presentation.
Need help obtaining employer support to attend our Spring Clinical Meeting? Check out our resource to learn how.
NKF Membership
Did you know that NKF members receive discounted registration to the annual Spring Clinical Meetings as a member benefit? Become an NKF member to receive discounted registration today!
Hotel Accommodations
Rooms within our Spring Clinical Meetings hotel block are SOLD OUT.
General Meeting Registration Fees
Physicians
Open – 2/13/23
NKF Member: $450
Non-Member: $725
2/14/23 – 5/31/23
NKF Member: $500
Non-Member: $775
Pharmacists
Open – 2/13/23
NKF Member: $450
Non-Member: $725
2/14/23 – 5/31/23
NKF Member: $500
Non-Member: $775
Advanced Practice Providers
Open – 2/13/23
NKF Member: $350
Non-Member: $525
2/14/23 – 5/31/23
NKF Member: $400
Non-Member: $575
Nurses
Open – 2/13/23
NKF Member: $350
Non-Member: $525
2/14/23 – 5/31/23
NKF Member: $400
Non-Member: $575
Dietitians
Open – 2/13/23
NKF Member: $350
Non-Member: $525
2/14/23 – 5/31/23
NKF Member: $400
Non-Member: $575
Social Workers
Open – 2/13/23
NKF Member: $350
Non-Member: $525
2/14/23 – 5/31/23
NKF Member: $400
Non-Member: $575
Technicians
Open – 2/13/23
NKF Member: $185
Non-Member: $285
2/14/23 – 5/31/23
NKF Member: $185
Non-Member: $285
Fellows, Residents, Students
Fellows: $175
Residents: $125
Students: $50
General Attendees
Open – 2/13/23
NKF Member: $450
Non-Member: $725
2/14/23 – 5/31/23
NKF Member: $500
Non-Member: $775
Statement from the National Kidney Foundation
The National Kidney Foundation understands and acknowledges the concerns some have raised about our annual Spring Clinical Meetings being held in Texas. We select the location of our Spring Clinical Meetings years in advance and based on a variety of factors, including costs, ease of access for travel and venue requirements. Moving the event is not a feasible option.
We view this year’s Spring Clinical Meetings as an opportunity to shine a brighter light on the issues of disparities and health equity. Kidney equity is at the core of our mission and the program of this year’s Spring Clinical Meetings reflects that. This year’s keynote speaker is a renowned advocate for undocumented patients with kidney failure. Additionally, there will be multiple sessions throughout the event that are specifically aimed at improving outcomes in every community.
Only by coming together will we solve our society’s most difficult challenges, including reducing pain and suffering from kidney disease.