Texas Chapter of the American College of Cardiology

21/05/2026

On Wednesday, June 3, join cardiologists across Texas for Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing (CPET) – Applications Across the Age Spectrum, a free virtual webinar sponsored by MGC Diagnostics.

In this case-based webinar, you'll explore the fundamentals of CPET and engage in practical discussions that link the data to real-world clinical decision-making.

Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/TCACC-CPET-Webinar-2026

16/05/2026

As National Women’s Health Week comes to a close, TCACC recognizes the importance of advancing cardiovascular health for women and supporting the women shaping the future of cardiology.

Our Women in Cardiology section, led by Co-Chairs Dr. Bindu Chebrolu and Dr. Yogamaya Mantha, highlights the perspectives, accomplishments, and leadership of women across cardiovascular medicine. The section also fosters mentorship, collaboration, professional growth, and a more inclusive cardiology community across Texas.

We invite members to explore the latest Women in Cardiology articles and resources, including topics on burnout and heart health, palliative care in the cardiac ICU, and cardiovascular care for older adults.

Together, we can continue building a future in cardiology that reflects the diverse patients and communities we serve.

Learn more about TCACC sections and get involved: https://www.tcacc.org/sections

13/05/2026

May is National High Blood Pressure Education Month, an important reminder of the need to improve awareness, prevention, detection, and management of hypertension.

Check out this special issue of JACC, which highlights the latest in hypertension research, including global population trends, clinical trials, real-world implementation, treatment strategies, and the environmental and genetic factors shaping hypertension across the lifespan.

🆕 in JACC: This special issue highlights the latest in hypertension research, spanning global population trends, clinical trials, and real-world implementation.

It explores 🔑 relationships between blood pressure and outcomes such as diabetes, while evaluating pharmacologic and lifestyle-based treatment strategies. The issue also examines environmental and genetic contributors to hypertension, along with emerging approaches to blood pressure measurement and management across the lifespan.

We invite you to explore this collection of new evidence shaping the future of hypertension research and care: https://bit.ly/42qos3k

30/04/2026

Sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities are available for the TCACC 2026 Annual Meeting, taking place October 17–18, 2026, at the Westin Riverwalk in San Antonio.

Connect with 250+ cardiovascular professionals from across Texas and build visibility for your organization.

Explore opportunities and reserve your placement:
https://tcacc.memberclicks.net/annual-meeting-sponsorship

23/04/2026

Still thinking about registering?

If you want practical, real-world experience in adult congenital heart disease, this seminar is designed for you.

At the ACHD Seminar at Health, you will learn through interactive cases, hear from experienced clinicians and gain insights you can bring back to your practice.

The seminar will also feature TCACC member Pankaj Madan, MD, presenting on greatly complex congenital heart disease.

📅 May 2 | San Antonio
🎓 Free CME
🍽 Breakfast and lunch provided

Register today: https://web.care.uhssa.com/2026-adult-congenital-heart-seminar

11/04/2026

How is innovation changing cardiac imaging?

In this new TCACC blog, Jose Banchs, MD, MBA, FACC, FASE, explores how advances in echocardiography, cardiac CT, cardiac MR and nuclear cardiology are making imaging more quantitative, integrated and actionable, with important implications for clinical decision-making and patient outcomes.

Read the full blog: https://bit.ly/TCACCMarchInnovationBlog

07/04/2026

Want to build more confidence in adult congenital heart disease?
The Third Annual Adult Congenital Heart Disease Seminar at University Health is designed to help you strengthen your clinical skills through real-world cases, expert insight and interactive learning.

This free, in-person program is ideal if you are a fellow or trainee learning ACHD, a cardiologist or healthcare provider expanding your expertise, or a sonographer or clinician seeking practical, applicable education.

You will learn directly from experienced clinicians, including TCACC member Pankaj Madan, MD, who will present on complex congenital heart disease.

📅 May 2
⏰ 8:30 a.m.–3:00 p.m.
📍 San Antonio
🍽 Breakfast and lunch provided
🎓 CME available

Register here: https://web.care.uhssa.com/2026-adult-congenital-heart-seminar

02/04/2026

Position your organization where Texas cardiology connects.

Sponsorships are now open for the TCACC 2026 Annual Meeting in San Antonio (Oct. 17–18).

Connect with ~250 cardiovascular professionals from across Texas, including physicians, fellows, APPs and key decision-makers, through meaningful, built-in engagement opportunities.

✔ Dedicated exhibit hall time
✔ Extended networking at the Saturday evening reception
✔ Limited, high-impact opportunities like Premium Experiences and a Product Theater

Explore opportunities and secure your spot: https://www.tcacc.org/annual-meeting-sponsorship

24/03/2026

The April 2 deadline is approaching.

If you are a TCACC physician member with 5+ years in practice and ready to grow your impact as a leader in cardiology, this is your opportunity.

The TCACC Mid-Career Leadership Accelerator Series offers executive coaching, practical leadership development, and meaningful connections with peers and chapter leaders across Texas, all designed to fit alongside clinical practice.

TCACC covers most of the $1,750 program cost. Accepted participants pay $200.

Apply now or share with a colleague who should be in the room:
https://tcacc.memberclicks.net/tcacc-midcareer-leadership-cohort3 #/

23/03/2026

Join the Texas ACC Cardiovascular Team.

We are excited to share this recruitment effort led by TCACC CV Team Liaison Jamie Moore, BSN, RN, AACC, as we continue building a stronger, more connected cardiovascular team community across Texas.

Through TCACC, you can:
• Connect with peers across the state
• Get involved in leadership and committee work
• Contribute to education, advocacy and quality improvement initiatives

Whether you are looking to grow your network, take on a leadership role or help shape the future of cardiovascular care in Texas, there is a place for you.

Scan the QR code in the flyer to get started.

18/03/2026

Reminder: Applications are open for the Texas Chapter Mentorship Engagement Program (TCMEP).

Selected Texas medical students will meet quarterly with a cardiology mentor, explore subspecialties, and receive career guidance.

📅 Deadline: March 20 (11:59 p.m. CT)

🔗 Apply:

Texas Chapter of the American College of Cardiology (ACC) Medical Student Section Please note this program is only open to current medical students attending a medical school in Texas. For questions, please email us at: [email protected]