American College of Cardiology

	Free Academic Postings
	Part Time/Retired Jobs
	Print Ad Insertion Info
	Interviews at Conferences
	HealthECareers Network

Matching Retired Members with Needy Practices
In the October 2003 JACC, ACC President Dr. Carl Pepine wrote compellingly of the shortage of cardiologists, and appealed to retired specialists to consider returning to clinical practice on a part time basis, and to practices to consider such flexible arrangements. The ACC has now introduced a search mechanism on ACC Cardiology Careers to facilitate this matching process.

After linking to the job bank, click on “Go” for cardiology jobs and then select “Advanced Search”. You can narrow your search by full time/part time, permanent/temporary positions. Employers are encouraged to use these Advanced Search tools when posting positions as it makes it easy for candidates to focus their search. Candidates can also post their résumé confidentially if they wish. If you have any questions about the Advance Search options or Cardiology Careers in general, feel free to contact our customer care department at 888-884-8242.

As we spread the word about this new job search tool, the number of jobs offered and candidates interested will grow. Please send your feedback on this search capability to mdavenpo@acc.org.

Journal Connection, ACC Cardiology Careers Print Ad Management Tool
Use the new Journal Connection to manage both print and online ads for your job openings. You can now purchase recruitment advertising in the College’s print publications, including the Journal of the American College of Cardiology, Cardiology, ACC’s monthly newsletter, and the Fellows in Training electronic newsletter. Easily transform your online ad into a print ad and create an Insertion Order right from the Web site.

Job Ads may also be placed directly in ACC publications: JACC, Cardiology and Fellows in Training

• Cardiology, the official newsletter of the ACC, now includes two pages dedicated to posting career opportunities. Each month, Cardiology is delivered to all 28,000+ ACC members plus a list of subscriber and industry/media readers.
• Fellows in Training, the ACC's bimonthly e-newsletter for fellows-in-training, is sent to an audience of approximately 3,000 cardiology trainees. It includes classified-style postings of career opportunities appropriate for cardiovascular fellows-in-training. The newsletter is also emailed to all U.S. cardiovascular training program directors.

For more information about either of the above newsletters, call Sheri Fuller, Network Publications, 410-584-1973. 

• The Journal of the American College of Cardiology is published twice each month with a circulation of over 30,000. To place an ad in JACC, please contact call Ariel Medina at by (phone) 212-633-3689, (fax) 212-462-1915 or (email) a.medina@elsevier.com

Set up Interviews with the Conference Connection tool
The Conference Connection tool allows you to view a list of annual cardiovascular meetings, conferences, and other events pertinent to cardiovascular job-seekers and employers—including the ACC Annual Scientific Session. Candidates can flag the events they will be attending, so it’s easy for potential employers to connect with them in person. Employers can search the CV database for candidates attending a conference.

Plus, at the ACC Annual Scientific Session, you can take advantage of a dedicated Placement Center where candidates can view electronic postings and employers can scroll through résumés and meet in privacy with top candidates.

HEALTHeCAREERS Network
We’re proud to be a member of HEALTHeCAREERS Network, an integrated network of association career programs. The Network can help you recruit a wide variety of clinical and administrative personnel from the membership ranks of affiliated professional societies.

Each network site gives you the tools to manage job postings and candidates across other affiliated Network sites. To learn more, visit www.HEALTHeCAREERS.com.