If you are a woman physician practicing in the field of cardiology, no matter what your sub-specialty — the WIC Section is your home!
The WIC Section provides you with a forum to collaborate with women of all areas and backgrounds to address the issues that are most important to you. Whether you are a fellow in training, early career professional, Fellow of the ACC (FACC) or even an International Associate, the Section has something for every woman.
Network, share your ideas, find a mentor, develop your leadership skills, advance your career, and much more. Read More >>
April 6, 2021
Join the ACC's CV Disease in Women Committee on Sunday, April 25 at noon ET for a can't-miss, cardiology fact-based competition featuring legends in the field of heart disease in women.
March 18, 2021
I have wanted to be a doctor since I was a kid. I fell in love with cardiology almost instantly after sitting through my first lecture in medical school on the pathophysiology of the heart. The mechanics of the heart fascinated me in every way. After this, I just could not picture myself pursuing any other career path. Cardiology had simply stolen my own heart.
March 18, 2021
I was drawn to the specialty in my first months on cardiology during my intern year. The diversity of patients and the ability to treat the disease processes to truly make a difference in their lives was inspiring. Cardiac physiology is logical and guides us in the pharmacology, imaging and interventions when things go wrong. Cardiology as a specialty allows for a diverse practice that can be adapted to your skill set as a physician. Areas of specialty in cardiology span imaging, intervention, electrophysiology, cardio-oncology, congenital, structural and rehabilitation.
Ask questions, get feedback and collaborate with colleagues in your private Women in Cardiology Section group.
Summary of Updated Recommendations for Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in Women
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