News from the SVS

PA programming is set to take place from 1:15 – 5:15pm Thursday, June 13. There will be a PA networking lunch before the section session from 12-1pm, and a PA networking meet-up afterwards at 5:30 in the exhibit hall. The entire Vascular Annual Meeting has been reviewed by the AAPA Review Panel and is compliant with AAPA CME Criteria. This activity is designated for 30 AAPA Category 1 CME credits. PAs should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation. Register for VAM today.

PA programming is set to take place from 1:15 – 5:15pm Thursday, June 13. There will be a PA networking lunch before the section session from 12-1pm, and a PA networking meet-up afterwards at 5:30 in the exhibit hall. The entire Vascular Annual Meeting has been reviewed by the AAPA Review Panel and is compliant with AAPA CME Criteria. This activity is designated for 30 AAPA Category 1 CME credits. PAs should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation. Register for VAM today.

PA programming is set to take place from 1:15 – 5:15pm Thursday, June 13. There will be a PA networking lunch before the section session from 12-1pm, and a PA networking meet-up afterwards at 5:30 in the exhibit hall. The entire Vascular Annual Meeting has been reviewed by the AAPA Review Panel and is compliant with AAPA CME Criteria. This activity is designated for 30 AAPA Category 1 CME credits. PAs should only claim credit commensurate with the extent of their participation. Register for VAM today.

Do you allow your patients to eat during thrombolysis? Do you have any difficulties with your EMR? Have questions about the upcoming Vascular Annual Meeting? Sign in to SVSConnect and participate in discussions surrounding all things vascular. Your SVS credentials will get you into the community, and from there you’ll be able to ask questions, reply to discussions, post resources and network with other members. Log in to SVSConnect here. If you encounter sign-in difficulties, email communications@vascularsociety.orgor call 312-334-2300.

Do you allow your patients to eat during thrombolysis? Do you have any difficulties with your EMR? Have questions about the upcoming Vascular Annual Meeting? Sign in to SVSConnect and participate in discussions surrounding all things vascular. Your SVS credentials will get you into the community, and from there you’ll be able to ask questions, reply to discussions, post resources and network with other members. Log in to SVSConnect here. If you encounter sign-in difficulties, email communications@vascularsociety.orgor call 312-334-2300.

Do you allow your patients to eat during thrombolysis? Do you have any difficulties with your EMR? Have questions about the upcoming Vascular Annual Meeting? Sign in to SVSConnect and participate in discussions surrounding all things vascular. Your SVS credentials will get you into the community, and from there you’ll be able to ask questions, reply to discussions, post resources and network with other members. Log in to SVSConnect here. If you encounter sign-in difficulties, email communications@vascularsociety.orgor call 312-334-2300.

The ‘Vascular Spectacular’ Gala has officially sold out, but there are still ways for non-attendees to be a part of the fun. Raffle tickets are available for $20, and those who purchase will have a chance to win a $500, $250 or $100 cash prize. All proceeds benefit the SVS Foundation’s Greatest Need Fund and tickets are available through the evening of the event. Online raffle tickets can be purchased here.

The ‘Vascular Spectacular’ Gala has officially sold out, but there are still ways for non-attendees to be a part of the fun. Raffle tickets are available for $20, and those who purchase will have a chance to win a $500, $250 or $100 cash prize. All proceeds benefit the SVS Foundation’s Greatest Need Fund and tickets are available through the evening of the event. Online raffle tickets can be purchased here.

The ‘Vascular Spectacular’ Gala has officially sold out, but there are still ways for non-attendees to be a part of the fun. Raffle tickets are available for $20, and those who purchase will have a chance to win a $500, $250 or $100 cash prize. All proceeds benefit the SVS Foundation’s Greatest Need Fund and tickets are available through the evening of the event. Online raffle tickets can be purchased here.

The SVS is introducing a dedicated program for vascular residents and fellows at the 2019 Vascular Annual Meeting. The new program is set for 9:30 p.m. Thursday, June 13, and will provide a forum to those nearing the end of their training that will allow them to explore several topics with leaders in vascular surgery. Discussion topics will focus on transition to practice, which will include presentations on business, career development, leadership and innovations on the horizon for vascular surgery. Attendance is open to all vascular residents and fellows enrolled in vascular fellowship programs or 0+5 residency programs. Participants must pre-register to participate. Register today and contact education@vascularsociety.org for more information.

The SVS is introducing a dedicated program for vascular residents and fellows at the 2019 Vascular Annual Meeting. The new program is set for 9:30 p.m. Thursday, June 13, and will provide a forum to those nearing the end of their training that will allow them to explore several topics with leaders in vascular surgery. Discussion topics will focus on transition to practice, which will include presentations on business, career development, leadership and innovations on the horizon for vascular surgery. Attendance is open to all vascular residents and fellows enrolled in vascular fellowship programs or 0+5 residency programs. Participants must pre-register to participate. Register today and contact education@vascularsociety.org for more information.

The SVS is introducing a dedicated program for vascular residents and fellows at the 2019 Vascular Annual Meeting. The new program is set for 9:30 p.m. Thursday, June 13, and will provide a forum to those nearing the end of their training that will allow them to explore several topics with leaders in vascular surgery. Discussion topics will focus on transition to practice, which will include presentations on business, career development, leadership and innovations on the horizon for vascular surgery. Attendance is open to all vascular residents and fellows enrolled in vascular fellowship programs or 0+5 residency programs. Participants must pre-register to participate. Register today and contact education@vascularsociety.org for more information.

Do you allow your patients to eat during thrombolysis? Do you have any difficulties with your EMR? Have questions about the upcoming Vascular Annual Meeting? Sign in to SVSConnect and participate in discussions surrounding all things vascular. Your SVS credentials will get you into the community, and from there you’ll be able to ask questions, reply to discussions, post resources and network with other members. Log in to SVSConnect here. If you encounter sign-in difficulties, email communications@vascularsociety.org or call 312-334-2300.

Do you allow your patients to eat during thrombolysis? Do you have any difficulties with your EMR? Have questions about the upcoming Vascular Annual Meeting? Sign in to SVSConnect and participate in discussions surrounding all things vascular. Your SVS credentials will get you into the community, and from there you’ll be able to ask questions, reply to discussions, post resources and network with other members. Log in to SVSConnect here. If you encounter sign-in difficulties, email communications@vascularsociety.org or call 312-334-2300.

Do you allow your patients to eat during thrombolysis? Do you have any difficulties with your EMR? Have questions about the upcoming Vascular Annual Meeting? Sign in to SVSConnect and participate in discussions surrounding all things vascular. Your SVS credentials will get you into the community, and from there you’ll be able to ask questions, reply to discussions, post resources and network with other members. Log in to SVSConnect here. If you encounter sign-in difficulties, email communications@vascularsociety.org or call 312-334-2300.

The SVS recently established the Section on Outpatient & Office Vascular Care (SOOVC) for clinicians who work in outpatient and office vascular care centers. SOOVC membership is available to all SVS members in good standing, and hospital/practice administrators are welcome to join as Affiliate Members. Benefits for SOOVC members include, but are not limited to, specific programming at the Vascular Annual Meeting, discounts on SVS events, networking opportunities and access to SVSConnect. Please reach out to soovc@vascularsociety.org or 312-334-2349 with questions. 

The SVS recently established the Section on Outpatient & Office Vascular Care (SOOVC) for clinicians who work in outpatient and office vascular care centers. SOOVC membership is available to all SVS members in good standing, and hospital/practice administrators are welcome to join as Affiliate Members. Benefits for SOOVC members include, but are not limited to, specific programming at the Vascular Annual Meeting, discounts on SVS events, networking opportunities and access to SVSConnect. Please reach out to soovc@vascularsociety.org or 312-334-2349 with questions. 

The SVS recently established the Section on Outpatient & Office Vascular Care (SOOVC) for clinicians who work in outpatient and office vascular care centers. SOOVC membership is available to all SVS members in good standing, and hospital/practice administrators are welcome to join as Affiliate Members. Benefits for SOOVC members include, but are not limited to, specific programming at the Vascular Annual Meeting, discounts on SVS events, networking opportunities and access to SVSConnect. Please reach out to soovc@vascularsociety.org or 312-334-2349 with questions. 

The Vascular Research Initiatives Conference (VRIC) is a few short weeks away, and it’s still not too late to register. Don’t miss your chance to connect with vascular researchers at the 2019 program, “Hard Science: Calcification and Vascular Solutions,” on May 13 in Boston. Learning objectives at the meeting range from vascular regeneration, stem cells and wound healing to aortopathies and novel vascular devices. Register for VRIC here. If you have questions, please reach out to the SVS Education Department at education@vascularsociety.org.

The Vascular Research Initiatives Conference (VRIC) is a few short weeks away, and it’s still not too late to register. Don’t miss your chance to connect with vascular researchers at the 2019 program, “Hard Science: Calcification and Vascular Solutions,” on May 13 in Boston. Learning objectives at the meeting range from vascular regeneration, stem cells and wound healing to aortopathies and novel vascular devices. Register for VRIC here. If you have questions, please reach out to the SVS Education Department at education@vascularsociety.org.

The Vascular Research Initiatives Conference (VRIC) is a few short weeks away, and it’s still not too late to register. Don’t miss your chance to connect with vascular researchers at the 2019 program, “Hard Science: Calcification and Vascular Solutions,” on May 13 in Boston. Learning objectives at the meeting range from vascular regeneration, stem cells and wound healing to aortopathies and novel vascular devices. Register for VRIC here. If you have questions, please reach out to the SVS Education Department at education@vascularsociety.org.

The ‘Vascular Spectacular’ Gala has officially sold out, but it’s not too late to donate auction items for the live and silent auctions. So far donations consist of vacation stays, tickets to sporting events, entertainment, travel and time shares, chef and other classes, sports memorabilia, wine tastings and much more. All are welcome to participate as bidders in the silent auction. Get the full details here.

The ‘Vascular Spectacular’ Gala has officially sold out, but it’s not too late to donate auction items for the live and silent auctions. So far donations consist of vacation stays, tickets to sporting events, entertainment, travel and time shares, chef and other classes, sports memorabilia, wine tastings and much more. All are welcome to participate as bidders in the silent auction. Get the full details here.

The ‘Vascular Spectacular’ Gala has officially sold out, but it’s not too late to donate auction items for the live and silent auctions. So far donations consist of vacation stays, tickets to sporting events, entertainment, travel and time shares, chef and other classes, sports memorabilia, wine tastings and much more. All are welcome to participate as bidders in the silent auction. Get the full details here.

The SVS will once again host an afternoon of education programming specifically for physician assistants. The afternoon session will be from 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday, June 13. Topics include discussions of PAs in different team settings, vascular diagnostics, venous disease and wound management, and dialysis access. Attendees can also earn additional credits. VAM is designated for 30 AAPA Category 1 CME credits. Register for VAM today.

The SVS will once again host an afternoon of education programming specifically for physician assistants. The afternoon session will be from 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday, June 13. Topics include discussions of PAs in different team settings, vascular diagnostics, venous disease and wound management, and dialysis access. Attendees can also earn additional credits. VAM is designated for 30 AAPA Category 1 CME credits. Register for VAM today.

The SVS will once again host an afternoon of education programming specifically for physician assistants. The afternoon session will be from 1 to 5 p.m. Thursday, June 13. Topics include discussions of PAs in different team settings, vascular diagnostics, venous disease and wound management, and dialysis access. Attendees can also earn additional credits. VAM is designated for 30 AAPA Category 1 CME credits. Register for VAM today.

The Society for Vascular Surgery will provide complimentary meeting registration to a lucky attendee. To be eligible, all you must do is register for the meeting before 5 p.m. CDT tomorrow, April 24. The winner will be selected at random. This year’s meeting will be June 12 to 15 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Md., just outside Washington D.C. Read more about the VAM contest, and more, in the latest SVS VAMail.

The Society for Vascular Surgery will provide complimentary meeting registration to a lucky attendee. To be eligible, all you must do is register for the meeting before 5 p.m. CDT tomorrow, April 24. The winner will be selected at random. This year’s meeting will be June 12 to 15 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Md., just outside Washington D.C. Read more about the VAM contest, and more, in the latest SVS VAMail.

The Society for Vascular Surgery will provide complimentary meeting registration to a lucky attendee. To be eligible, all you must do is register for the meeting before 5 p.m. CDT tomorrow, April 24. The winner will be selected at random. This year’s meeting will be June 12 to 15 at the Gaylord National Resort & Convention Center in National Harbor, Md., just outside Washington D.C. Read more about the VAM contest, and more, in the latest SVS VAMail.