Welcome to ACC’s Cardiovascular Management Member Section!

Toniya Singh, MBBS, FACC

Toniya Singh, MBBS, FACC
Chair
@DrToniyaSingh
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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. Serve as a voice for CV management issues and join the CV Management Section today!

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.

We have a robust and active Leadership Council. In addition, we currently have the following workgroups:

  • Publications Work Group
  • CV Dyad Work Group
  • Practice Made Perfect Work Group

To join, opt in on your member profile at any time, call ACC Member Care at (800) 253-4636, ext. 5603 or check the box on your dues statement each fall.

Join the Cardiovascular Management Member Section — Today!

The Cardiovascular Management Member Section is only able to accomplish its mission through support from members. Members can join online by clicking here or by contacting ACC Member Care at (800) 253-4636, ext. 5603; or direct dial (202) 375-6000.

Already a member of the Cardiovascular Management Member Section? Click here to unlock the member exclusive section experience.

As our membership grows, so does the Cardiovascular Management Member Section's opportunities to impact College policies and provide additional member benefits.

Section Announcements

Section News

MedAxiom

New MedAxiom Course: Essential Skills For CV Program Management

December 16, 2024

Educational Opportunities

MedAxiom has launched a new MedAxiom Academy course, "Essential Skills for Cardiovascular Program Management." Designed by cardiovascular experts, the course will build a foundation of practice management and leadership basics and is intended for those new to cardiovascular ambulatory management or cardiovascular managers who wish to expand their cardiovascular practice knowledge. Save $150 through Dec. 31, using code "DecEarlyBird" at registration. Special group pricing is available. Contact academy@medaxiom.com with any questions. Learn more.

Cardiology Magazine

Cardiology Magazine: Transformative Trends Shaping the Future of the Business of Cardiology

December 5, 2024

Cardiology Magazine Highlights

Forces such as an aging population, evolving health care landscape, and other cultural and technological trends are reshaping the business of cardiology and altering how cardiovascular care is delivered. A recent article authored by the Cardiovascular Management Member Section Leadership Council and featured in Cardiology magazine discusses how these changes are challenging long-standing norms regarding how physicians engage with their work; patient expectations regarding their health, data and experiences; as well as the financial structures that support cardiovascular care. Read the full article.

MedAxiom

Connect With Lifelong Learners For a CV Operations Deep Dive

December 2, 2024

Educational Opportunities

Connect to a community of lifelong learners through the MedAxiom + Wharton Online Cardiovascular Business and Management Essentials program. Students can learn directly from world-renowned MedAxiom and Wharton Online faculty through asynchronous lectures and weekly virtual sessions. Alumni have applauded the health care operations module, which delivers a systematic approach to analyzing and improving work in health care settings, benefiting patients, teams of care providers, and staff. In addition to the operations module, the program also equips cardiovascular clinicians and administrators with the tools and techniques to address challenges in economics, change leadership and people management. Register by Jan. 13 and save $200 using code "WhartonACC." Learn more.

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