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The Imaging Member Section and Leadership Council helps steer College direction on strategy related to the specialty. Representing five major modalities with the community, the Section facilitates their integration into research, education, quality, guidelines and more. Watch the video below and explore the section's pages to find out how we do it and who we are!
Serve as a voice for the cardiovascular imaging community and become a part of the Cardiovascular Imaging Member Section today! To join, call the ACC's Resource Center at (800) 253-4636, ext. 5603 or check the box on your dues statement each Fall.
The Imaging Section membership provides participants with opportunities to make a difference in cardiovascular imaging and:
Welcome to the Cardiovascular Imaging Section!
The Cardiovascular Imaging Section was established in 2011 to provide members who have a professional interest in imaging a forum in which they can advance their professional priorities, offer input into the coordination of imaging activities within the College and facilitate networking with peers in their field. Read more >>>
The Section is the home of cardiovascular imaging at ACC. We hope to represent the cardiovascular imaging community and work with ACC leadership at this critical time of a changing healthcare environment to promote collaboration on issues facing cardiovascular specialists using imaging technologies to provide optimal patient care.
We hope that you will join the Imaging Section to collaborate with your peers on important projects that will have a lasting effect on the future of cardiovascular imaging.
Sincerely,
Victor Ferrari, MD, FACC
Chair, Cardiovascular Imaging Section Leadership Council
December 4, 2018
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