Hi Jesse,

I could see why some people would argue that you should have a consistent design across all your templates on the site including your homepage. The homepage is in most cases the most linked to page on your site and based on that has the highest authority. By having some important links not on there it could be that you're not passing on some of the value/ authority that the homepage has.

Besides this, take a look at the schema markup for Events it might help you mark up the page better so Google will understand what the page/ event is about: http://schema.org/Event

Keith, it seems that speciality is not a valid property. The documentation doesn't mention it at all, so I would look into using MedicalSpecialty which you can find more information right here: http://health-lifesci.schema.org/medicalSpecialty

You have excluded yourself through an IP filter or something else? Usually a robot wouldn't always trigger the JS though.

@Keith, were you able to figure out the solution to this problem?

You're welcome, it was mostly due to noticing that the first snippet, the homepage, had no snippet and the rest of the pages did have one. That led me to looking at their URL structure. Good luck fixing it!

Did you mean a noindex tags for robots or a specific one for googlebot? With the second one I probably get the downvotes.

I thought that value was a bit outdated, turns out to be still accepted. Although it probably only address this issue for him in Google and I assume it will still remain one in other search engines.

Besides that the problem offered a way better solution in allowing Google not on the HTTPS site.

NO, this is not hurting your ranking score. UTM parameters are being used for tracking purposes but won't have any influence on the pages. If you want to be absolutely sure about this you can do two easy things:

1. Tell the crawler in Google Search Console that these parameters don't influence anything, you can read more about it here.
2. Use canonical tags, which you already seem to have, so you should be good.

Like Matt says, could it be that there is a robots.txt file that could block these URLs? Could it be that your XML sitemap generator is using cached results for your site. Can the pages be found on the page via links on other pages?