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Welcome to ACC’s Fellows in Training Member Section!

Adam Kisling, MD

Adam Kisling, MD
Chair
@adam_kisling

We hope that our ACC FIT Section page is a useful resource for you during your training career: a place where you can seek mentorship, collaborate with other FITs, and serve as a mentor to our medical resident and student communities. There are many ways to get involved with the ACC FIT Council, including:

  • Follow #ACCFIT on Twitter to know what everyone is talking about.
  • Stay up to date by reading the ACC On-Call For FITs Section Newsletter (sent to all FIT members from Member Care), where FIT opportunities are announced
  • Read about how you can get involved with ACC
  • Look out for applications to become an official ACC FIT Editorial Fellow in July 2023 if you are interested in contributing
  • Look out for applications to join the FIT council between August – October 2023 at nominations.acc.org
  • Plan ahead to attend the ACC Legislative Conference 2024 in Washington, D.C., Sept. 29 – Oct. 1 to lobby at Capitol Hill.
  • Plan to attend ACC.25 in Chicago, March 29-31, 2025, and visit us in the Young Professionals Lounge to network and learn with colleagues!
  • Please feel free 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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PCI in Post-TAVR Patients: New Course Activity For Interventional Cardiologists on ACC.org

November 14, 2024

Educational Opportunities

There is an increasing demand on interventional cardiologists to perform coronary angiography (CA) and PCI on patients with prosthetic valves. The ACC developed the Practical Considerations For PCI in Post-TAVR Patients online course to address these gaps in education. Join our expert faculty for a new, self-paced, interactive lesson, "TAVR Valves Comparison" to compare and contrast different TAVR/TAVI valve options and earn 0.75 CME/MOC points! Learn more.

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