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Showing posts with label FACVP. Show all posts
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Monday, February 17, 2020

Non-Physician Cardiovascular Professionals Are The Foundation Of Quality Care

NON-PHYSICIAN CARDIOVASCULAR PROFESSIONALS ARE THE FOUNDATION OF QUALITY CARE




Cardiovascular Professionals Week 2020 Begins Feb 9!

Cardiovascular Professionals Week 2020 is next week, February 9-15! This year, the theme is Wholehearted Professionals, Wholehearted Care, in an effort to emphasize how the hard work and commitment of non-physician cardiovascular professionals produces excellent patient care—from patient advocacy to innovations impacting quality.
From the direct patient care to the work that goes on behind the scenes to bring new technological innovations, new perspectives, and improved team structures to cardiology: non-physician professionals are the foundation upon which quality care is built.
In recent years, there has been a push to improve the diversity of the cardiovascular workforce, as there have been direct links demonstrated between the diversity of care teams, and the quality of care—and even financial stability—of care-providing institutions. The ethos of teamwork and collaboration that defines cardiovascular work makes it an ideal platform for the improvement of diversity across the spectrum of care delivery.
As the need for, and accessibility of, cardiovascular care is expected to grow in the coming years and decades, the importance of multidisciplinary teams, diverse perspectives, and increased partnership between professionals is only going to become more pronounced. Non-physician cardiovascular professionals are the keystone that will ultimately bring cardiovascular care completely into the 21st century, as healthcare transitions from a “procedural” perspective to a more “programmatic” focus.

The unflappable commitment of cardiovascular teams is absolutely integral to this pursuit, and is a rare example of constancy in a field that is constantly changing. If there’s one thing we know, it’s that cardiovascular professionals care… immensely.
As such, the commitment of all cardiovascular professionals deserves to be met not only with praise and recognition, but also by tangible actions and support. The more cohesively and frequently cardiovascular professionals join their voices in the pursuit of their shared goals and vision, the faster these goals and vision will be realized.
That is one of the reasons that ACVP advocates on behalf of non-physician cardiovascular professionals year-round. Their work doesn’t ever “stop,” so we at ACVP work diligently to ensure that professionals can continue to work to the best of their abilities, delivering the team-based care that impacts innumerable lives each day. If you're a cardiovascular professional, consider joining the Alliance to support our work.
When cardiovascular teams are adequately supported, the strides they make towards the high-quality provision of care permeate throughout their institutions. Cardiovascular professionals set an example, of which all of us could benefit to take note.
By Zack McElgunn

Saturday, February 15, 2020

Achieving & Maintaining ACVP Fellowship

Achieving & Maintaining ACVP Fellowship

Fellowship in the Alliance of Cardiovascular Professionals recognizes the excellence of credentialed non-physician cardiovascular professionals working in all areas and specialties of cardiac care. ACVP is the only association supporting non-physician cardiovascular professionals. We can help you meet challenges, find opportunities, survive & succeed in a dynamic field.

A Note Regarding ACVP, SICP And ACVP Fellowship.

The Alliance of Cardiovascular Professionals (ACVP) and the Society of Invasive Cardiovascular Professionals (SICP) are now one—ACVP is now the only professional association catering to and representing the interests of non-physician cardiovascular professionals in all areas and specialties of cardiac care.
This ACVP program is committed to maintaining the fellowship status of Fellows of the Society of Invasive Cardiovascular Professionals (FSICP) and expanding fellowship opportunities for all non-physician cardiovsacular professionals across disciplines.
ACVP will, however, require Fellows of the SICP to maintain their fellowship status by continuing active status with both ACVP and their credentials, and through active involvement in the ACVP. All fellows will be required to meet the new maintenance criteria on an biennial basis (every two years). New Fellows of the Alliance of Cardiovascular Professionals (FACVP) will be required to meet new criteria for fellowship status.
We look forward to recognizing your excellence!





CVT Mohd Farid Mohd Taufik Is Now A Fellow Of The Alliance Of Cardiovascular Professionals FACVP

ANNOUNCING THE INAUGURAL CLASS OF FELLOWS OF THE ALLIANCE OF CARDIOVASCULAR PROFESSIONALS





As we celebrate Cardiovascular Professionals Week 2020, we are ecstatic to recognize a number of outstanding professionals as Fellows of the Alliance of Cardiovascular Professionals. These individuals have a demonstrated commitment to staying at the cutting edge of quality care in their specialties, and we know them to go above and beyond the call of duty to impact quality care at their organizations.
Fellowship in the Alliance of Cardiovascular Professionals is a recognition of professionalism and leadership in cardiovascular service delivery for non-physician professionals, cardiovascular service line directors and administrators. In addition, ACVP Fellows form a community which facilitates communication and advancement in best practices across organizational and regional boundaries.

Thoughts on Fellowship from our Fellows

"Earning fellowship status as a member of ACVP is special to me not only personally but professionally as well," says Fellow Eric Kallstrom, MBA, ACS, RDCS, RCS, FASE, FACVP. "As a leader in noninvasive cardiovascular imaging, obtaining the premiere status of Fellow allows me to further guide my staff with the trusted leadership that they need and be the person that they can go to regarding education, quality, and best noninvasive diagnostic practices."
"ACVP Fellowship is the ultimate recognition of professional achievement for cardiovascular technologists, registered nurses and radiologic technologists working in [cardiology]," says Fellow Christopher Steelman MS, RT(R)(CI), RCIS, FACVP. "This is a special honor for me as I have long admired many of the professionals with whom I will now share the distinction."
ACVP fellowship status also requires continuing involvement in furthering the field of cardiovascular services—by leading educational sessions for other professionals, for example, or advancing quality initiatives and research in quality care. It is crucially important in the rapidly changing field of healthcare—especially true in cardiovascular services—for leaders in the field to promote and foster excellence through fellowship and mentorship.
"The future for professionals in cardiovascular services is bright and constantly evolving," says Fellow Benjamin Ochoa, RCIS, RCS, BS, FACVP. "Those currently active in the profession can attest that the habits and skills required to succeed in this field breed excellence."

Our Inaugural FACVP Fellowship Class




ACVP's Fellowship Committee

Our outstanding inaugural class of Fellows of the Alliance of Cardiovascular Professionals was reviewed and selected by a committee of leaders in ACVP and cardiovascular care at large. They, too, receive the honorary FACVP distinction and are an integral part of this community of leaders in cardiovascular care.



  • Georgann Bruski, Senior Vice President of Cardiology, Imaging at Steward Healthcare
  • Jon Gardner, Senior Director, Cardiovascular Medicine, St. Elizabeth Medical Center
  • Linda Paxton, Director of Cardiovascular Services at Bon Secours Richmond
  • Joel Sandler, Program Director at DrFirst
These seventeen individuals are an invaluable resource to all members of the Alliance of Cardiovascular Professionals. All members can access their personal and professional experience and expertise through ACVP's Mentor Match program, our CONNETWORK program, and, of course, the Fellowship program.
If you're not already a member, please consider supporting the cardiovascular profession and joining the Alliance. ACVP's leadership and staff are here to support you, personally, and to further the success and excellence of all cardiovascular professionals.