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Annual Conference 2025 Suggested Topics

HOPA Annual Conference 2025 (HOPA2025) is April 9-12 in Portland, Oregon. The HOPA Annual Conference Committee is seeking speakers for topic areas including solid oncology, hematology, transplantation and cellular therapy, pediatric hematology/oncology, practice management, and much more!

The Call for HOPA 2025 Sessions is Closed

Topics for General HOPA2025 Sessions:

  • Classical Hematology
  • Innovation in Pharmacy Oncology Services
  • Malignant Hematology
  • Oncology Operations
  • Pediatric Hematology/Oncology
  • Practice Management
  • Residency topics
  • Solid Oncology
  • Transplantation & Cellular Therapy
  • Other - please describe in your proposal

Topics for AC25 BCOP Sessions: 

  • Cell Therapy Primer for Solid Tumors (BsAbs, TIL, etc.) 
  • ctDNA as Tool for Cancer Care From Screening to Treatment 
  • Navigating Challenging Conversations in Care
  • Pharmacogenomics / Genetic Implications of Cancer
  • Updates in CLL
  • Updates in Hemophilia A & B (Gene Therapy + Non-Factor Therapies)
  • Other - please describe in your proposal

Topics for HOPA2025 Breakout Sessions:

  • Practical Issue of Clinicians
  • Practice Management
  • Rare Malignancies
  • Special Populations
  • Updates in Hematology
  • Updates in Solid Tumors
  • Other - please describe in your proposal


Call for Speakers Guidelines and Information

All sessions require one learning objective per 15 minutes of content.

  • General Sessions
    • 60-90 minutes in length and focus on information that may be of interest to a broad audience
  • BCOP Sessions
    • 60-90 minutes in length; BCOP speakers must be board certified by the Board of Pharmaceutical Specialties (BPS), have clinical experience in the subject, and have national or regional speaking experience
  • Breakout Sessions
    • 30 minutes in length and may represent more brief updates that are of general interest or topics that might be considered relevant in a given specialty area
  • Pre-Conference Workshop
    • 3-4 hours in length and provide in-depth coverage on a topic of broad interest