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Welcome to ACC's Fellows in Training Member Section!

Eunice Dugan, MD

Eunice Dugan, MD
Chair

The ACC FIT Leadership Council welcomes you to another academic year! We extend a special welcome to the first-year general fellows. We recognize all the hard work it takes to secure a spot. You are at the precipice of the world of cardiology which, in our biased opinion, is a wonderful place to be. The first year has a steep learning curve, so remember to be kind to yourself and others.

For seasoned fellows returning to another year of training, we know that you have already hit many milestones and are setting goals for more: you may be deciding on sub-specialty, you may be mastering new skills, or you may be near the end of your training and looking for your first job.

Wherever you are in fellowship, we hope you will choose ACC as your professional home.

The ACC FIT Leadership Council hopes to provide content and services that benefit you. We can help you navigate your training, seek mentorship, sharpen your clinical acumen, collaborate with other FITs, engage your non-clinical interests and give back to our medical resident and student communities. We know that you are talented and motivated, and we would be thrilled with your participation at the local or national level.

There are many ways to engage with the ACC FIT Council, including:

  • Follow @ACCinTouch and search #ACCFIT on X, and save the date for upcoming webinars.
  • Keep an eye out for emails from Kate Bell.
  • If you are a Chief FIT, plan to be a part of the Chief FIT Network.
  • Stay up to date by reading the monthly ACC On-Call For FITs Section Newsletter.
  • Look out for applications to become an official ACC FIT Editorial Fellow in the Fall of 2025.
  • Look out for applications to join the FIT Council in Fall 2025 at nominations.acc.org.
  • Interested in Advocacy? Plan to attend the ACC Legislative Conference 2025, taking place Oct. 5-7 in Washington, DC.
  • Plan to attend ACC.26, taking place March 28-30, 2026, in New Orleans, LA, and visit us in the Young Professionals Lounge to network and learn with colleagues!
  • If you are graduating from training, Congratulations! Consider becoming a FACC member to continue your membership with ACC.

We hope to be a useful resource for you, and we hope you will be an enthusiastic collaborator in our efforts to improve the landscape for FITs.

We encourage you to reach out to us at fellowsintraining@acc.org to share your interests, ideas, and feedback.

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Questions? Contact Kate Bell at kbell@acc.org for questions about the FIT Section; FellowsinTraining@acc.org to get involved with the Section or Contact ACC Member Care.

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Cardiology Magazine

Stepping Out of the Clinic and Onto the Hill: A Fellow's ACC Legislative Conference Experience

December 5, 2025

Cardiology Magazine Highlights

In a recent Cardiology magazine article, Amrin Kharawala, MD, discusses her experience at ACC Legislative Conference 2025, including panel discussions on key health policy topics, meeting with lawmakers on the Hill and more. “We were more than 400 voices stepping outside our clinical routine to help shape the systems that govern cardiovascular care,” she writes. Read the full article and learn more about the key takeaways from this year’s conference.

Education

ACC Webinar: Sustaining Research in a Changing Landscape

December 5, 2025

Featured Webinar

Join ACC's Fellows in Training Member Section on Wednesday, Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. ET for a discussion on sustaining research throughout political and financial changes in the landscape. The session will feature a panel discussion, a moderated Q&A, and insight into strategies for securing funding and maintaining productivity. Learn more and register.

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