News from the SVS

The SVS is recruiting volunteers to serve on a new Task Force on the Future of Vascular Surgery, which will examine a number of critical trends shaping the specialty. President-elect Michael Makaroun, MD, will chair the new group. Learn more, including how to volunteer, here.

The SVS is recruiting volunteers to serve on a new Task Force on the Future of Vascular Surgery, which will examine a number of critical trends shaping the specialty. President-elect Michael Makaroun, MD, will chair the new group. Learn more, including how to volunteer, here.

The SVS is recruiting volunteers to serve on a new Task Force on the Future of Vascular Surgery, which will examine a number of critical trends shaping the specialty. President-elect Michael Makaroun, MD, will chair the new group. Learn more, including how to volunteer, here.

Help build the Vascular Annual Meeting’ new “Ask the Experts” sessions. The four small-group sessions will focus on common issues in vascular disease — coding, aortic care for occlusive disease, hemodialysis and PAD — with an expert reviewing a member's prior case. Members are invited to submit a case on these topics, briefly describing the case and providing a brief history and physical exam of the patient, the results and any additional issues they want to discuss during the program. Sessions will be held daily, Wednesday through Saturday. Submit a case here.

Help build the Vascular Annual Meeting’ new “Ask the Experts” sessions. The four small-group sessions will focus on common issues in vascular disease — coding, aortic care for occlusive disease, hemodialysis and PAD — with an expert reviewing a member's prior case. Members are invited to submit a case on these topics, briefly describing the case and providing a brief history and physical exam of the patient, the results and any additional issues they want to discuss during the program. Sessions will be held daily, Wednesday through Saturday. Submit a case here.

Help build the Vascular Annual Meeting’ new “Ask the Experts” sessions. The four small-group sessions will focus on common issues in vascular disease — coding, aortic care for occlusive disease, hemodialysis and PAD — with an expert reviewing a member's prior case. Members are invited to submit a case on these topics, briefly describing the case and providing a brief history and physical exam of the patient, the results and any additional issues they want to discuss during the program. Sessions will be held daily, Wednesday through Saturday. Submit a case here.

Don’t miss the vascular surgery world’s headline event! Join colleagues and friends in Boston for this year’s Vascular Annual Meeting, June 20 to 23. Scientific sessions are June 21-23 and the Exhibit Hall is open June 21 to 22. Click here to register. To get a full schedule and begin creating your own personal agenda, complete with marking sessions as favorites, see the VAM Planner.

Don’t miss the vascular surgery world’s headline event! Join colleagues and friends in Boston for this year’s Vascular Annual Meeting, June 20 to 23. Scientific sessions are June 21-23 and the Exhibit Hall is open June 21 to 22. Click here to register. To get a full schedule and begin creating your own personal agenda, complete with marking sessions as favorites, see the VAM Planner.

Don’t miss the vascular surgery world’s headline event! Join colleagues and friends in Boston for this year’s Vascular Annual Meeting, June 20 to 23. Scientific sessions are June 21-23 and the Exhibit Hall is open June 21 to 22. Click here to register. To get a full schedule and begin creating your own personal agenda, complete with marking sessions as favorites, see the VAM Planner.

The 2018 Vascular Annual Meeting is less than a month away. Join colleagues and friends in Boston for this year’s VAM, June 20 to 23. Scientific sessions are June 21-23 and the Exhibit Hall is open June 21 to 22. Click here to register and here to obtain housing (the deadline for housing currently is today, May 22). To get a full schedule and begin creating your own personal agenda, complete with marking sessions as favorites, see the VAM Planner.

The 2018 Vascular Annual Meeting is less than a month away. Join colleagues and friends in Boston for this year’s VAM, June 20 to 23. Scientific sessions are June 21-23 and the Exhibit Hall is open June 21 to 22. Click here to register and here to obtain housing (the deadline for housing currently is today, May 22). To get a full schedule and begin creating your own personal agenda, complete with marking sessions as favorites, see the VAM Planner.

The 2018 Vascular Annual Meeting is less than a month away. Join colleagues and friends in Boston for this year’s VAM, June 20 to 23. Scientific sessions are June 21-23 and the Exhibit Hall is open June 21 to 22. Click here to register and here to obtain housing (the deadline for housing currently is today, May 22). To get a full schedule and begin creating your own personal agenda, complete with marking sessions as favorites, see the VAM Planner.

Looking for a research opportunity? Check our updated website for current programs in your area. If your institution has an opportunity to promote, let us know at [email protected].

Looking for a research opportunity? Check our updated website for current programs in your area. If your institution has an opportunity to promote, let us know at [email protected].

Looking for a research opportunity? Check our updated website for current programs in your area. If your institution has an opportunity to promote, let us know at [email protected].

Help build the Vascular Annual Meeting educational program for the new “Ask the Experts” sessions, to be held daily, Wednesday through Saturday. Topics are coding, aortic care for occlusive disease, hemodialysis and PAD. Learn more about case submission here.

And if you haven’t registered for VAM yet, do so! The premier meeting for vascular surgeons is just five weeks (and one day) away. Learn more and register here. And obtain a hotel room here.

Help build the Vascular Annual Meeting educational program for the new “Ask the Experts” sessions, to be held daily, Wednesday through Saturday. Topics are coding, aortic care for occlusive disease, hemodialysis and PAD. Learn more about case submission here.

And if you haven’t registered for VAM yet, do so! The premier meeting for vascular surgeons is just five weeks (and one day) away. Learn more and register here. And obtain a hotel room here.

Help build the Vascular Annual Meeting educational program for the new “Ask the Experts” sessions, to be held daily, Wednesday through Saturday. Topics are coding, aortic care for occlusive disease, hemodialysis and PAD. Learn more about case submission here.

And if you haven’t registered for VAM yet, do so! The premier meeting for vascular surgeons is just five weeks (and one day) away. Learn more and register here. And obtain a hotel room here.

Did you miss the April 30 webinar on "Negotiating Physician Employment Contracts," presented by the SVS and the SVS Community Practice Committee? Materials -- available only to SVS members -- can be viewed here. Topics include benefits, call pay, termination rights, non-compete clauses, tenure opportunities and more.

Did you miss the April 30 webinar on "Negotiating Physician Employment Contracts," presented by the SVS and the SVS Community Practice Committee? Materials -- available only to SVS members -- can be viewed here. Topics include benefits, call pay, termination rights, non-compete clauses, tenure opportunities and more.

Did you miss the April 30 webinar on "Negotiating Physician Employment Contracts," presented by the SVS and the SVS Community Practice Committee? Materials -- available only to SVS members -- can be viewed here. Topics include benefits, call pay, termination rights, non-compete clauses, tenure opportunities and more.

Looking for a research opportunity? Check our website for current programs in your area. If your institution has an opportunity to promote, let us know at [email protected]

Looking for a research opportunity? Check our website for current programs in your area. If your institution has an opportunity to promote, let us know at [email protected]

Looking for a research opportunity? Check our website for current programs in your area. If your institution has an opportunity to promote, let us know at [email protected]

Speaking of the Vascular Annual Meeting, have you registered yet? You won’t want to miss a minute, with postgraduate courses, workshops, concurrent and breakfast sessions, scientific sessions, opportunities to get tips and tricks and to ask the experts and to meet up with old friends and greet all your colleagues. Book your housing by May 22 for discounted rates and the VAM room blocks. Get a rundown of event at the VAM Planner here. Register here; book your hotel here. And … see you in Boston.

Speaking of the Vascular Annual Meeting, have you registered yet? You won’t want to miss a minute, with postgraduate courses, workshops, concurrent and breakfast sessions, scientific sessions, opportunities to get tips and tricks and to ask the experts and to meet up with old friends and greet all your colleagues. Book your housing by May 22 for discounted rates and the VAM room blocks. Get a rundown of event at the VAM Planner here. Register here; book your hotel here. And … see you in Boston.

Speaking of the Vascular Annual Meeting, have you registered yet? You won’t want to miss a minute, with postgraduate courses, workshops, concurrent and breakfast sessions, scientific sessions, opportunities to get tips and tricks and to ask the experts and to meet up with old friends and greet all your colleagues. Book your housing by May 22 for discounted rates and the VAM room blocks. Get a rundown of event at the VAM Planner here. Register here; book your hotel here. And … see you in Boston.

The SVS is debuting a new “Ask the Expert” series at the Vascular Annual Meeting this year, and we need members’ help to build it. “Expert” will consist of four, one-hour sessions, one daily Wednesday through Friday, with cases submitted by members. Please submit a case study you wish to be considered for discussion with one of our experts -- and we hope you attend if your case is selected. The deadline will be in mid-May. Topics are Coding, Aortic Care for Occlusive Disease, Hemodialysis and PAD. Submit your cases here. Email education@vascularsociety with questions.

The SVS is debuting a new “Ask the Expert” series at the Vascular Annual Meeting this year, and we need members’ help to build it. “Expert” will consist of four, one-hour sessions, one daily Wednesday through Friday, with cases submitted by members. Please submit a case study you wish to be considered for discussion with one of our experts -- and we hope you attend if your case is selected. The deadline will be in mid-May. Topics are Coding, Aortic Care for Occlusive Disease, Hemodialysis and PAD. Submit your cases here. Email education@vascularsociety with questions.

The SVS is debuting a new “Ask the Expert” series at the Vascular Annual Meeting this year, and we need members’ help to build it. “Expert” will consist of four, one-hour sessions, one daily Wednesday through Friday, with cases submitted by members. Please submit a case study you wish to be considered for discussion with one of our experts -- and we hope you attend if your case is selected. The deadline will be in mid-May. Topics are Coding, Aortic Care for Occlusive Disease, Hemodialysis and PAD. Submit your cases here. Email education@vascularsociety with questions.