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Leadership Development Program

The ASNC Leadership Development Program (LDP) is a three-year mentorship program developed to prepare future leaders of the society and the field of nuclear cardiology.

ASNC LDP participants will be paired with an ASNC mentor and leader who will provide guidance through the program and in their early career. In addition, the LDP participants join in a series of live webinars focused on the areas of advocacy, guideline development, and education in support of ASNC's mission. The participants receive training in how to cultivate important leadership skills such as effective presentation tactics, strategic planning, consensus building, and media training. 

"... LDP is what each participant makes of it, but learning to be an advocate for policies that enhance patient care, helping to shape our clinical standards and working alongside the field’s pioneers … that’s what we’re aiming to offer today’s young members so they’ll become tomorrow’s leaders"-2017 ASNC President and former LDP participant Raymond Russell, III, MD, PhD, MASNC
 
Selection to the LDP is by a competitive application. U.S. and international candidates may apply.


The Leadership Development Program is open to all ASNC members. 



Requirements:
  • Candidate must be a member of ASNC,
  • Demonstrate involvement in ASNC activities, and
  • Be within 5 years of completion of their last training program (Cardiology fellowship/ Radiology or Nuclear Medicine residency/ advanced cardiac imaging training/ technologist training)
Selection criteria include time comitted to advanced training in nuclear cardiology or cardiac imaging, job responsibilities in nuclear cardiology/imaging, involvment in ASNC and other imaging societies and strength of the recommendation letters.

More Information About Program
2019 LDP Participants:

Christine Wiefels, MD, MSC
Univseridad Federal Fluminense
Rio De Janeiro, Brazil

Samia Massalha, MD
University of Ottawa
Ottawa, ON Canada

Matthieu Pelletier-Galarneau, MD
Montreal Heart Institute
Montreal, Canada

Javier Valencia-Gomez, MD
John Stroger Hospital of Cook County
Chicago, IL

John Bois, MD
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, MN

Omar Abou-Ezzedine, MDCD, Ms
Mayo Clinic
Rochester MN

2018 LDP Participants:

Niti Aggarwal, MD
University of Wisconsin
Clinical Science Center
Madison, WI
 
Charmine Hart, CNMT
Precision Nuclear
LLC/Invivo Molecular Imaging
Gray, TN
 
Rafael Lopes, MD, PhD
Hospitol do Caraco
Sao Paulo, Brazil
 
Shiva Pandey, MD
Boston Univesity School of Medicine
Boston, MA

Amalia Pex, MD, PhD
Institute of Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery
La Habana, Cuba

Vikas Veernanna, MD
Bershire Medical Center
Pittsfield, MA
2017 LDP Participants:

Ahmed Aljizeeri, MD
King Abdulaziz Cardiac Center, King Abdulaziz Medical City, Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs
Kingdom of Saudi Arabia
 
Raghunandan Dudda Subramanya, MD
Virtua Cardiology
Voorhees, NJ
 
Alfonso Waller, MD
Division of Cardiology
Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Newark, NJ
 
Ibrahim M. Saeed, MD
Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Inst.
Kansas City, MO