Early career professionals—those within their first seven years of practice—represent a growing member group and have a pivotal role within the College. The energy, innovation and collaborative spirit that characterize our section are critical to fulfilling the Quadruple Aim.
- A set of initiatives related to the fourth goal of the "Quadruple Aim": Physician well-being. In particular, we will tackle the concept of work-life balance.
- A fortified and supercharged mentoring platform.
- Broad non-clinical competency programming throughout the year — from webinars all the way to the Annual Scientific Sessions.
- Updates on important individual and group accomplishments within the College.
Forthcoming meetings include the Legislative Conference, September 30 - October 2 (link to reg page when open) in Washington, DC, and of course ACC.19 in New Orleans March 16 - 18, 2019. The Early Career Lounge hosted a number of incredibly relevant sessions during this year's Annual Meeting, many of which will be expanded for the 2019 meeting.
We encourage your engagement and formal section membership. We have lobbied (and succeeded) in reducing ACC dues for those in their early career; use $10 of that savings and become a formal member within the Section. We always welcome your suggestions and feedback; you can reach Section leadership at earlycareer@acc.org.
Sincerely,
Scott M. Lilly, MD, PhD, FACC
Chair, Early Career Council
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Scott M. Lilly, MD, PhD, FACC 
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