AAMI eXchange 2027: Technical Training and Workshop Submission/Proposal Form

Submissions Open: Tuesday, October 20, 2026
(Available exclusively to confirmed 2027 exhibitors and offered on a first-come, first-served basis. Please note that all submissions are subject to review and approval.)

Submissions Deadline: Friday, November 13, 2026
Notifications Sent by: Friday, December 18, 2026

Technical/Hands-On Training Workshops are considered: instruction where participants physically work with the actual equipment, tools, or systems they’re learning about, rather than only watching a demonstration or reading about it. The core idea is learning by doing: trainees perform the real tasks — operating, troubleshooting, assembling, calibrating, or repairing equipment — under guidance, so they build procedural skill and muscle memory, not just conceptual knowledge.

Key Characteristics Usually Include:
  • Direct physical interaction with real or realistic equipment (not just slides or simulations, though simulators can supplement it).
  • Guided practice — an instructor or technician demonstrates a process, then trainees replicate it themselves.
  • Immediate feedback — mistakes are corrected in real time, often on actual hardware.
  • Competency-based outcomes — success is measured by whether the trainee can actually perform the task (e.g., disassemble/reassemble a device, run a diagnostic, complete a repair procedure), not just pass a written test.
  • Small-group or one-on-one format, since it requires physical access to limited equipment and close supervision.
AAMI will provide:
  • Basic AV set-up to include (1) LCD projector, (1) screen, microphones if required based on audience size.
  • Classroom set-up for seating.
  • Basic internet and power.
  • List of attendees who participated.
  • Anything additional maybe at a cost to the vendor.
  • Refreshments are not provided and would be at a cost to the vendor.
Vendors will provide:
  • Any equipment to/from the meeting room at your cost.
  • Certificate of Attendance/CEU's.
  • Handouts/materials.
1.Main Contact Information(Required.)
2.Preferred Date: (select one and preference is given to first-come, first-served basis and is not guaranteed)(Required.)
3.Preferred Length: (select one and preference is given to first-come, first-served basis and is not guaranteed)(Required.)
4.Proposed Title

Please keep your title short (10 words or fewer) and clear, so it reflects what your session is about. Creative titles are very welcome—we just ask that they give attendees an accurate sense of the content.
(Required.)
5.Proposed Description:

Describe the session content and format. You are limited to 100 words. The information you provide below will help us understand the purpose of your session. If selected, the description below may be modified and used on the website, in the mobile app and for marketing.
(Required.)
6.Share key learning objective that attendees with achieve by participating in this session.

Learning objectives should be observable, measurable, and achievable by the learner. Please convey using active statements. Each objective should complete the statement; "After participating in this session, attendees will be able to..." followed by active statements, such as "compare...," evaluate...," "apply...," or "implement...", “identify…”, “analyze…”
(Required.)
7.Briefly describe your target audience:(Required.)
8.Level: (select one)(Required.)
9.Proposed Trainer (s)/Facilitator(s): (up to (3) three)
Provide name(s), credential(s), job title(s), affiliation(s). (Ex. Jane Doe, PhD, Senior Specialist, Hospital Inc.)
(Required.)
10.Share the background of the trainer(s)/facilitator(s) on this topic:(Required.)
11.Acceptance:

By checking the boxes below, I hereby make this submission for consideration by AAMI and agree to all of the following.
(Required.)