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| CareerStarter NEWS & VIEWS | A Special Edition of IMAGING INSIGHTS for Fellows-in-Training
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| Congrats! Let's Keep In Touch!
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| ASNC wishes to congratulate all of the graduating Fellows-in-Training! We hope you are enjoying the many benefits of the complimentary FIT membership-- your previous years' dues have been free, courtesy of ASNC’s Board of Directors. To ensure you receive valuable member information from ASNC including discounted registration to ASNC2019 and a membership offer at the end of this year, please update your contact information in your ASNC member profile.
Use your username to log-in. If you do not know your log-in information, are starting another training program or have other questions, please email Member Services at membership@asnc.org.
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JumpStart: Complimentary Registration to New 'Future Leaders of Nuclear Cardiology' Program
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Are you a general cardiology fellow interested in imaging? ASNC's new Future Leaders of Nuclear Cardiology program will inform the career decisions you'll soon be making and put you on the path to leadership.
Future Leaders of Nuclear Cardiology is an intense, one-and-a-half day experience that leverages ASNC's Learn-Network-Lead approach to supporting the career aspirations of young cardiologists. Starting mid-day on Friday, Nov. 1, you'll immerse yourself in learning from Marcelo Di Carli, MD, of Harvard Medical School; Prem Soman, MD, PhD, MASNC, of the University of Pittsburgh; and Randall Thompson, MD, FASNC, of Saint Luke's Health System, among other leaders in nuclear cardiology. They'll share the lessons they've learned during their 30+ year careers, including insights on topics such as—
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- Career prospects in ischemic heart disease and molecular imaging: Tools you'll need to succeed
- Nuclear cardiology as the optimal pathway for multimodality imagers
- How to be an innovation leader: Starting a PET lab & more
- Are you ready to bring value to your new job? Tips to try, temptations to resist
- Building the bridge from fellow to attending
- Finding funding for your investigation
- How to choose the right research topic for you
- Your first job – Find, Fit, Flourish
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| Freebies & Deep Discounts: Only @ ASNC2019
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ASNC2019 is an early-career clinicians' gateway to opportunities, many of them available at no charge or at the unbeatable Fellows-in-Training registration rate. Be sure to add these to your ASNC2019 agenda:
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Create Your Personalized Agenda w/ASNC2019 Interactive Planner
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- ASNC Nuclear Cardiology Board Preparation Course: By offering this stellar course Sept. 11-12, as the lead-up to the Scientific Session, ASNC provides the ideal educational experience for any physician who is planning to take the certification or recertification nuclear cardiology exam.
- New! Scintillating Learning through Social Media: Program track to help discover ways social media helps your practice, advance your career and impact your patients.
- Cases with the Aces: (Additional registration required) Interactive Reading Sessions. Provides approx. 1.5 CME each, 6 sessions to choose from on Friday, Sept. 13 and Sat., Sept. 14., $25 each. Seating filling fast!
- The Mario Verani Lecture by John Mahmarian, MD, MASNC. He trained with Dr. Verani and is recognized nationally and internationally as an authority in nuclear cardiology and cardiac CT imaging. He served as 2012 ASNC Past President. Session starts Sept. 12 at 5:15 p.m.
- Connect & Network: ASNC's Networking Lounge: Relax, send a few social media posts in ASNC's hotspot for engagment and collaboration.
- ASNC’s Nuclear Cardiology Choosing Wisely® Challenge: Witness the crowning of new cardiovascular innovators as participants of the Choosing Wisely® Challenge present their ideas and the winning team is chosen.
- Young Investigators Awards and Reception
Receive discounted hotel rates until August 15!
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Quality HQ: Resource for Fellows-in-Training
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ASNC is committed to providing educational resources to our members at every level of training. The NC Core Curriculum webpage features resources that provide important foundational information on nuclear cardiology for Fellows-in-Training to understand cardiac imaging techniques to improve patient management and patient outcomes in CVD.
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| | Dr. Senthil Selvaraj Wins 2019 IANC Research Fellowship Award
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ASNC congratulates Senthil Selvaraj, MD, recipient of the prestigious Institute for the Institute for the Advancement of Nuclear Cardiology (IANC) Research Fellowship Award. The award will be presented at ASNC2019, Sept. 13 at 4:30 p.m., in Chicago. Dr. Selvaraj’s research proposal “Comparison of the Short-Term Effect of Dietary Carbohydrate Restriction Versus Exogenous Ketone Supplementation on Myocardial Glucose Suppression and Timing to Achieve a State of Ketosis Using Serial Imaging on a State-of-the Art Total-Body PET System” aims to compare dietary modification versus exogenous therapy to achieve ketosis that will optimize PET imaging for cardiac sarcoid as well as identify serum metabolic markers that can be used to confirm appropriate suppression of myocardial glucose uptake to improve the detection of cardiac sarcoid.
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| | Last Chance to Play... "What Is This Image?"; Deadline is THIS Thursday, July 18!
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Test your skills against other colleagues and submit your interpretation of our featured nuclear cardiology image.
Each issue of the Journal of Nuclear Cardiology will feature an image open for your interpretation. Each bi-monthly winner will receive an ASNC Gift Pack, which includes our messenger bag, cap, and phone charger. At year-end, one winner from the years winners will be selected at random and will receive FREE registration to ASNC2020. Hurry, last chance to win is tomorrow, Thursday, 7/18 at 5:00 (EST)!
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