SOCIETY FOR CARDIOVASCULAR ANGIOGRAPHY

Scai's fellows courses teach future generations of interventional cardiologists the knowledge and skills they need for post-fellowship practice. The course will provide an engaging, informal, and relaxing environment in which cardiology fellows in training can interact with international recognized faculty. Attendees of the course will gain an in-depth knowledge of indications, techniques and expected outcomes for interventional cardiac, carotid, and endovascular procedures. The program represents aa variety of clinical case-based content as well as material of immediate value to attendees as they plan their post-fellowship practices. Scai fellows courses gives the opportunity to learn from the very best clinical faculty.

The scai shock meeting focuses on a step-by-step guide to building a contemporary cardiogenic shock program led by a multi-disciplinary team of seasoned leaders, each with a wealth of experience running and participating in cardiogenic shock programs.

Jscai focuses on scai's latest clinical consensus and guideline documents, academic research, editorials, study designs, reviews, meta-analyses, hemodynamic pearls, imaging and case reports, interventional techniques and innovation, and research letters.

Scai's grants provide opportunities for research within interventional cardiology to advance scientific knowledge and impact clinical practice. This initiative supports the next generation of interventional cardiologists, providing a platform for junior-level investigators within 10 years of completing an interventional cardiology fellowship to study high-priority, clinically important topics and have their findings disseminated through various professional channels.

Scai's online learning center includes course content for each of the interventional cardiology subspecialties, professional development and quality improvement.

The leed: laao program advances clinical skills while transforming access, careers and lives. The program is designed to accelerate progress in interventional cardiology by connecting device leaders and access leaders in a two-way exchange of expertise.