The DNA Event of the Year!
Join us in Denver, Colorado
March 25-28th, 2026
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The Dermatology Nurses’ Association (DNA) is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
The Dermatology Nurses’ Association (DNA) is a dynamic professional organization dedicated to advancing dermatologic care and improving patient outcomes through knowledge-sharing and expertise. Our members-highly skilled nurse practitioners, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, medical assistants, and other healthcare providers-work alongside board-certified dermatologists in offices, outpatient facilities, hospitals, and specialized dermatology settings.
You are invited to exhibit at the DNA 2026 Annual Convention, taking place March 25-28, 2O26, at the Marriott Denver Tech Center in Denver, CO. With over 200 dermatology professionals expected to attend in person, this is an unparalleled opportunity to connect directly with the key decision-makers who evaluate, recommend, and purchase dermatology-related products and services.
As an exhibitor, you will have a prime opportunity to:
- Showcase your products and innovations to a targeted audience of dermatology professionals. Last year 92% of survey participants said they incorporate knowledge gained from exhibitors into their practice.
- Engage one-on-one with the healthcare providers who influence and make purchasing decisions.
- Strengthen brand awareness in the rapidly growing dermatology and aesthetics markets.
- Gain valuable insights into the needs and preferences of the professionals who use your products daily.
Call for Oral Abstracts for Convention
Abstracts are invited for oral presentations from all contexts of nursing practice during our 44th Annual Convention.
The DNA 44th Annual Convention will have six main categories for oral abstract submission:
• Research: reporting new technology; medications or treatment methods; evidence-informed practice
• Education: patient and health care providers’ education, health promotion strategies; prevention; advocacy; holistic care; mental health/psychological aspects
• Community Initiatives: innovative delivery of care models, interprofessional clinics, team building in the community, environment; impact on population; capacity building
• International Collaboration and Processes: practice initiatives and partnerships; knowledge exchange; building networks
• Culture and Diversity: approaches to health; attitudes/beliefs/values on skincare; awareness and safety
• Health Policy and Advocacy: development (local and national levels); health promotion; political action
