The RACP LIFT 2026 Career Triage Conference takes place on 7–8 November 2026 at the Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart, Australia, available both in-person and virtually. Under the banner "Two days. Real strategies. Real preparation.", the conference is built around a simple truth: clinical excellence requires more than technical skill — it demands resilience, adaptability and strategic thinking under pressure.
The program features sessions on medico-legal risk, culturally safe care, wellbeing and the realities of modern medical practice. Keynote speakers include Jacinda Ardern (former Prime Minister of New Zealand), Dr Ruth Mitchell and Dr Daniel Nour, tackling the challenges clinicians face beyond the ward.
Beyond the main program, optional activities foster connection and recharge: a welcome reception with panoramic Hobart Harbour views on Friday 6 November, and a sponsor breakfast hosted by Pfizer on Saturday 7 November. Two-day conference tickets are available with add-ons for social activities, and virtual attendance is offered for those unable to travel to Hobart.
The conference is part of the RACP LIFT 2026 series and is aimed at physicians and trainees seeking practical strategies for sustainable, resilient careers in medicine.