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FIT to FACC: Apply to Become a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology
The FACC designation indicates Fellowship in the American College of Cardiology. It identifies you to peers and patients alike as a cardiovascular professional at the very top of your field.
Why should I apply for FACC?
When you become an FACC, you...
- Join a Prestigious Network:
You become part of a global community recognized for its commitment to excellence in cardiovascular care.
- Access Opportunities:
You gain access to cutting-edge research, leadership roles, collaboration with other professionals in our field and opportunities to lead the next generation.
- Earn a Badge of Dedication:
The FACC designation is not just a symbol of expertise; it's a badge of commitment to advancing cardiovascular science and patient care.
When can I apply for FACC?
Cardiovascular fellows who are within six months of completing their training or early career cardiologists who have completed training in the last three years are encouraged to apply for Fellowship in the ACC. The link below lists detailed criteria for FACC application for board certified physicians practicing for more than 3 years.
The ACC offers tiered renewal programs for the first 5 years out of training, recognizing that the first few years are a time of personal, professional and financial change.
Members applying to advance to FACC are STILL eligible to receive these discounts that apply to both national and chapter dues!
- 75% OFF = First Year
- 50% OFF = Second Year
- 25% OFF = Third Year
- 10% OFF = Fourth Year
FIT requirements to become FACC
- Apply as soon as six months before completing training, and up to three years after you’ve graduated.
- Obtain two sponsorship letters (these can be from your training program director and the ACC state chapter governor).
- Fill out the online membership application.
https://www.acc.org/Membership/Join-Us/FACC
