The ACC’s Cardiovascular (CV) Management Member Section and Leadership Council is the home for those interested in CV management within the ACC, advocating for and advancing priorities of interest to the community.
A unique blend of forum and network, the CV Management Member Section and Leadership Council guides the ACC on issues related to CV management and works with the College to provide information, resources, activities and advocacy on CV management issues.
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Serve as a voice for CV management issues and become a part of the Section today. To join, call ACC Member Care at (800) 253-4636, ext. 5603 or check the box on your dues statement each Fall.
CV Management Section membership provides participants with opportunities to make a difference in cardiovascular management and:
Welcome to the CV Management Section! The mission of the Cardiovascular Management Section and Leadership Council is to provide a forum regarding topics on CV management for cardiologists, CV administrators, FITs and other members of the CV team. We seek to serve as a resource for others within the ACC regarding non-clinical topics important to the business of cardiology. To achieve this, we work to facilitate the growth of knowledge of non-clinical competencies for individual members as well as other components of the College. Read More »
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Register today for the Cardiovascular Summit, Feb. 16-18, 2023, in Washington, DC, a transformative educational experience where you can network with your colleagues, access expert faculty...
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It’s time to renew your membership for 2023! An active ACC membership gives you access to a collaborative network, cutting-edge education, updates on the latest policy developments relevant to operations of the cardiovascular enterprise and practice support to help you navigate the challenges of managing a cardiovascular practice in today’s health care environment.
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