Welcome to ACC's Cardiovascular Management Member Section!

Mustafa Husaini, MD, MBA

Mustafa Husaini, MD, MBA
Chair

It is my honor to welcome you to the ACC Cardiovascular Management Section: a community where clinicians, administrators, and thought leaders come together to advance the business and operational aspects of cardiovascular care. Whether you are a seasoned expert or just beginning to explore this field, we are excited to have you here. This section is the home for those passionate about advocating for and driving meaningful change in cardiovascular management.

Our goal is to create opportunities for members to take ownership of impactful work, blending large-scale initiatives with individual passion projects. We are committed to enhancing cardiovascular management education, equipping cardiovascular professionals with the tools to navigate the evolving healthcare landscape, and expanding knowledge in non-clinical competencies critical to our field.

If you are interested in working on a project, leading an initiative or getting more involved, we would love to collaborate with you. Let's work together to shape the future of cardiovascular management and make a lasting impact.

I am looking forward to working with you all!

Mustafa Husaini, MD, MBA
Chair, ACC Cardiovascular Management Leadership Council

Join the Cardiovascular Management Member Section — Today!

The Cardiovascular Management Member Section is only able to accomplish its mission through support from members. Members can join online by clicking here or by contacting ACC Member Care at (800) 253-4636, ext. 5603; or direct dial (202) 375-6000.

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As our membership grows, so does the Cardiovascular Management Member Section's opportunities to impact College policies and provide additional member benefits.

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A Practical Guide to CV Strategic Planning For Better Care Delivery

November 2, 2026

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Cardiovascular leaders know that a strong strategy is essential, but turning a plan into lasting results is often the real challenge. In an article published in Cardiovascular Business, Joel Sauer, MBA, executive vice president of Care Transformation Services at MedAxiom shares a proven approach to cardiovascular strategic planning that aligns clinical, operational and workforce priorities to drive better care delivery and sustainable growth. When you're ready to turn strategy into action, MedAxiom's Care Transformation Services consulting team can help guide the process and accelerate results. Learn more.

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MedAxiom’s 2026 CV Provider Compensation and Production Survey Report Now Available

November 2, 2026

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As patient demand grows and workforce pressures intensify, cardiovascular leaders need reliable benchmarks to guide critical staffing, productivity and compensation decisions. MedAxiom's 2026 Cardiovascular Provider Compensation & Production Survey Report delivers exclusive cardiovascular-specific data from 205 programs and 6,476 physicians and advanced practice providers, revealing the trends shaping today's cardiovascular workforce. Discover how leading organizations are responding to rising demand, increasing productivity and evolving care models, and gain the insights needed to plan for future growth with confidence. Access the report.

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Take a MedAxiom Survey to Shape the Future of HF Care

November 2, 2026

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Heart failure (HF) care is changing rapidly, bringing new care models, coordination challenges and value-based opportunities. MedAxiom is conducting a survey to better understand how cardiovascular organizations are approaching HF program development and preparing for the future. If you are a leader in your HF program, complete the survey by Friday, Nov. 13 to contribute to industry insights and receive benchmarking data to compare your program with peers. Learn more.

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