Hematology and oncology education, Indianapolis

Achieving tomorrow’s outcomes through education today.

Advance knowledge, share insights, and explore developments in hematology through educational programs, expert-led discussions, and collaborative learning.

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Indy Hematology Review
Weekend

When: March 12 - 13, 2027

Where: The Westin, Indianapolis

Includes: DRIVE, CONCERT Network, Rising Stars, and the IHR Review

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Dates and venues for upcoming meetings.

Find resources

Slides, journals, videos, and photos from past events.

Connect with peers

Support groups and patient education

Join the research effort

Develop the next generation of researchers.

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Built by clinicians enhancing knowledge in the field of Hematology and Oncology

For more than 20 years, Indy Hematology Education has served providers across Central Indiana, the Midwest, and the nation.

Across 23 annual events, our faculty of international experts turns the year's biggest data into practical guidance.

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Ruemu E. Birhiray, MD

Chair and CEO
Partner and Vice President, Hematology Oncology of Indiana (Indianapolis)

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Michael Wiemann, MD, FACP

Co-Chair and President
Providence Hospital; Executive Vice President, West Region, St. John Providence Health System (Warren, Mich.)

COMING IN 2027

One weekend. Four ways to learn.

FRIDAY

DRIVE

Research training for the next generation of investigators.

FRIDAY

CONCERT
Network

FRIDAY

Rising Stars

Mentorship and faculty access for trainees and early-career physicians.

SATURDAY

Indy Hematology Review

A full day of Hematology, from the nation’s top experts

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