Jul 7, 2026 · 35 min · 10 segments
We are joined by Dr. Peter Timoney, director of the spring meeting to recap all the highlights and get some behind the scenes insight. Dr. Lilly Wagner recaps the Orbit and Oncology sessions with her…
Lily WagnerGuest
Katie WinklerGuest
Peter TimoneyGuest
Andrea TooleyHost
How, how was it from the attendee side or the moderator side, Dr. Wagner-Winkler? Was it a great meeting?
You know, I wasn't-- I, I had never been to Arizona in the summer, so I was a little worried how many people are gonna brave it.
Uh, people were there early in the morning and stayed late into the afternoon, and there were lively discussions, so I thought it was, you know, just as inspiring and collegial as we'd hope and expect from the spring meeting.
I do really-- That's the thing I love about the spring meeting, kind of what you were touching on, that it is a bit more practicality and that feeling of collegiality.
It can feel very much like we're, um, you know, working in a silo in our own separate city, doing our own separate thing, and this really just reinforces that we're all this wonderful, great community.
Um, and I think that that's something that was done really, really well at this meeting and just felt very uplifted by being with, with colleagues and learning from them and discussing.
So it was a, a wonderful meeting, so thank you so much for putting that together.
And, you know, not only there were, there are families there, kids, which is great to see.
But I, I also look at ASOPRS as being a family, and I think it's a lot more, I don't know, it f- it feels more familial during the spring meeting because, you know, there are half-day sessions.
We have golf outings and so it-- there's, there's that element to the spring meeting that makes things fun.
How, how was it from the attendee side or the moderator side, Dr. Wagner-Winkler? Was it a great meeting?
You know, I wasn't-- I, I had never been to Arizona in the summer, so I was a little worried how many people are gonna brave it.
Uh, people were there early in the morning and stayed late into the afternoon, and there were lively discussions, so I thought it was, you know, just as inspiring and collegial as we'd hope and expect from the spring meeting.
I do really-- That's the thing I love about the spring meeting, kind of what you were touching on, that it is a bit more practicality and that feeling of collegiality.
It can feel very much like we're, um, you know, working in a silo in our own separate city, doing our own separate thing, and this really just reinforces that we're all this wonderful, great community.
Um, and I think that that's something that was done really, really well at this meeting and just felt very uplifted by being with, with colleagues and learning from them and discussing.
So it was a, a wonderful meeting, so thank you so much for putting that together.
And, you know, not only there were, there are families there, kids, which is great to see.
But I, I also look at ASOPRS as being a family, and I think it's a lot more, I don't know, it f- it feels more familial during the spring meeting because, you know, there are half-day sessions.
We have golf outings and so it-- there's, there's that element to the spring meeting that makes things fun.
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