HFSA AHFTC Board Certification Review 2026
The HFSA AHFTC Board Certification Review 2026 will take place July 17–18, 2026, in Chicago, IL, at the Hilton Rosemont/Chicago O’Hare. Designed by leading experts in the field, this focused, two-day program delivers practical, high-yield education aligned with the official ABIM exam blueprint and the real-world challenges faced by clinicians caring for patients with advanced heart failure. In addition to the live program, registration includes access to robust supplemental study resources—such as pre-meeting OnDemand webinars, a curated reading list, and the HFSA ABIM AHFTC Question Bank—to support preparation before and after the course.
Whether you are preparing for the boards or seeking the most current, clinically relevant heart failure education, this course is built to support your success.
Who Should Attend?
This program is ideal for:
- Physicians preparing for the ABIM AHFTC Board Certification or MOC exams
- Cardiologists, HF specialists, and transplant clinicians seeking high-level clinical updates
- Advanced practice providers and multidisciplinary HF team members who want comprehensive, practical education in advanced heart failure and transplant care
Why HFSA?
HFSA is the professional home for clinicians dedicated to advancing the care of patients with heart failure. Our education is built by—and for—the multidisciplinary teams who care for the most complex HF patients.
The HFSA AHFTC Board Certification Review is uniquely designed to support both exam success and real-world clinical excellence by offering:
- Content aligned to the ABIM AHFTC blueprint, supporting both exam success and excellence in patient care.
- A live, in-person format that provides dedicated, protected time to learn, ask questions, and stay focused—reducing distractions and maximizing the value of your study time
- Faculty who actively practice in advanced heart failure and transplant cardiology, bringing real-world relevance to every session
- A complete learning system to support preparation before, during, and after the course