Annual Conference

CIRSx2026

Annual Conference

OMNI Fort Lauderdale Hotel, Florida, USAJune 25–28, 202616.25 AMA CME Credits

20+

Expert Speakers

4 Days

June 25–28, 2026

16.25

AMA CME Credits

3

Workshop Tracks

16.25 AMA CME Credits

This conference has been approved by MyCECourse for 16.25 hours credit in Category 1 of the Physician's Recognition Award of the American Medical Association. This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the accreditation requirements and policies of MyCECourse (MyCE) through the providership of MyCE. MyCE is accredited to provide continuing medical education for physicians, physician assistants and nurses. Physicians, physician assistants, nurses should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

Keynote Speaker

Joseph Lstiburek

B.A.Sc., PhD., P.Eng., ASHRAE Fellow

"Avoiding Problems – Don't Do Stupid Things"

Don't kill people… don't make them sick… Don't kill the building… don't make it sick. If a building lasts a long time and is energy efficient it is "green" and "carbon sequestering." A "long time" is at least 3 mortgage periods — using "Joe Math" that is around 100 years. We can make it work… we just have to understand the 2nd Law of Thermodynamics.

Faculty

Conference Speakers

Louise Carder

BSc Nutrition. Medl, PgDip.

"A Transcriptomic Window into Vascular Dysregulation in CIRS, Emerging Patterns from GENIE and HLA Analysis"

Christine Cimabue

G.C., LEED AP

"An Ounce of Prevention is Better Than a Pound of Mold"

Kaleigh Concannon

"Design as Medicine: Rebuilding Safe Spaces for CIRS, Mold, & Lyme Recovery"

Margaret DiTulio

DNP, APRN, MBA

"Lessons Learned from Testing and Treating MARCoNS: Important Findings from 178 Patient Experience"

Eric Dorninger

ND, Lac

"Step 5 – Correct Androgens – An Underutilized Step of the CIRS/Shoemaker Protocol"

John Goetz

Ph.D.

"Building A CIRS Friendly Home: A Case Study"

Ilyas Hamid

DAOM BSDN NLP CES

"Acupuncture as an Adjunctive Strategy for Anxiety and Autonomic Dysregulation in CIRS"

Lauren Lowenstein

CIRS Coach and Consultant

"From My CIRS Journey to The Biotoxin Lady: Leveraging Social Media to Bring CIRS from Silent to Seen"

Max McCord

MS-IEP, Thermographer

"We See What You Cannot See: Reveal Why Invisible Root Causes of Building Biotoxins Are Making CIRS Patients Sick"

Scott McMahon

MD

"Redefining Medicine"

Dr. Kellyn Milani

ND

"Not in the Job Description: Stalking the Healer"

Dr. Olusegun Oseni

FCCP DABSM, Board Certified Pulmonologist

"Pulmonary Function Testing"

Mike Pelletier

"Lifestyle Actions That Accelerate CIRS Recovery"

Ritchie Shoemaker

MD

"Triple Positives and the Parkinson's Prodrome"

Craig Tanio

MD

"Precision Medicine Approach to Brain Health: Lessons Learned from Evanthea Trial"

Brian Tinker

Founder – Breathe Well Homes

"The Complexity of Achieving a Healthcare Clear Home"

Lacey Venanzi

DC

"GIT Endotoxemia, Actinobacteria and Pathogens Impacting the CIRS Population"

Bill Weber

GC, CR, CIEC, CFSC, CMRS

"An Ounce of Prevention is Better Than a Pound of Mold"

Osmin Zelaya

"Enhancing Mold Inspection Reports and Assessments for Medically Important Remediation"

Pre-Conference

Thursday Workshops

All day Thursday · June 25 · 8 AM – 5 PM · Lunch Included

$495

Managing Complex Case in CIRS

For Medical and Healthcare Providers

Instructors: Dr. Scott McMahon, MD · Dr. Eric Dorninger, ND, Lac

McMahon and Dorninger will spend the day reviewing complex cases in CIRS including how to read GENIE (including nuance and hidden details) and correlate GENIE with building results. Deep dives into VIP clinical application, desmopressin dosing, MCAS, histamine responses, the intersection of CIRS and heart disease, and the 3 greatest functional medicine "wild goose chase" scenarios.

GENIE & building result correlation
VIP dosing (incl. MCS)
Desmopressin for Step 6 – ADH
MCAS & histamine (7 pathways)
CIRS & cardiac overlap
Hair loss diagnosis & CIRS link
Included with Attendee Registration

A Field Expedition in Mold, Mycotoxins & Urban Wildfire Impacts

Environmental & Remediation Track

Instructors: John C. Banta, CIH · Michael Schrantz, CIEC, CMI · Greg Weatherman, CMC · Bill Weber, GC, CR, CIEC, CFSC, CMRS

An immersive field-focused day covering mold investigation methodology, mycotoxin sampling, and the emerging challenge of urban wildfire contamination on indoor environments.

Field sampling methodology
Mycotoxin identification
Urban wildfire impact assessment
Case-based remediation planning
Included with Attendee Registration

Medical 101

Foundational CIRS Track – Open to All

Instructors: Dr. Eric Dorninger, ND, Lac · Dr. Scott McMahon, MD

A foundational course for practitioners new to CIRS medicine. Covers core protocol, diagnostics, and clinical decision-making. No prerequisite required.

Shoemaker Protocol overview
Lab interpretation
Patient case walk-throughs
Q&A with faculty

Pricing

Registration Options

Hotel room rate: $299/night at OMNI Fort Lauderdale. Hotel link included in confirmation email.

$995

In-Person + Virtual Attendee

Full access — sessions, workshops, networking

$495

Student Rate

Valid school ID required at registration

$495

Medical Workshop

Managing Complex Case in CIRS – all-day Thursday

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Exhibitor

Full exhibitor package — see registration for details

Join Us in Fort Lauderdale — June 2026

Connect with the leading minds in CIRS medicine, environmental science, and remediation.