Join SCAI in making the interventional cardiology specialty a safer one. Sign-up or walk-in for your exam at the iC-CATARACT Eye Exam booth 703.
Only 4 days remain until the start of SCAI 2017, Interventional Cardiology's Annual Meeting. Here’s what’s new and what you need to know before you arrive!
Announcing an Exclusive Member Benefit: my.scai.org Launching at SCAI 2017 Scientific Sessions
My.scai.org helps members connect anytime, anywhere to:
Chat with colleagues in our Open Forum
Special interest groups including PICES, Women in Innovations, and Early Career
Participate in discussions with subject matter experts
Access a library of resources-post images, videos, and documents to share with others
Share clinical research
SCAI members have been automatically enrolled! Visit my.scai.org to update your profile and manage the frequency of community notifications.
Not yet a SCAI member? Visit the SCAI booth in the Exhibit Hall #712 to join and save!
Get Involved in SCAI: Attend a Committee Meeting
Can we count on you? Help advance interventional cardiology care!
It's the perfect time to lend your expertise to a SCAI committee while you attend SCAI 2017 Scientific Sessions. SCAI's unique open-door policy means that every SCAI member is invited to attend most committee meetings of their choice -- no formal appointments, no need to RSVP. Just take a look at page 13 of the Final Program for times and locations and we’ll see you there!
Get a FREE Eye Exam in the iC-CATARACT Suite,
Booth 703 in the Exhibit Hall (Grand Salon A-D)
Supported by Dallas VA Research Corporation
Wednesday, May 10: 3:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Thursday, May 11: 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday, May 12: 8:30 AM - Noon
Join SCAI in making the interventional cardiology specialty a safer one. Sign-up or walk-in for your exam at the iC-CATARACT Eye Exam booth 703.
We all know that members of the cardiovascular cath lab team put their well-being at risk to Save & Enhance Lives. However, the full extent of these risks is not yet known. Join our efforts as we continue the initiative to look at the risk of radiation-induced cataracts amongst the cardiovascular cath lab team. Through the iC-CATARACT initiative led by Manos Brilakis, MD, PhD, FSCAI and his team of researchers from VA North Texas Healthcare System, UT Southwestern Medical Center and Minneapolis Heart Institute, free eye exams will be offered at the SCAI 2017 Scientific Sessions in the iC-CATARACT Suite in the Exhibit Hall.
