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AnnualScientificMeeting

November 16-18 Ritz Carlton, Lake Oconee

Greensboro, GA

Welcome to the 2018 Annual Meeting of the Georgia Chapter of the American College of Cardiology! We are delighted to be back at the Ritz Carlton on Lake Oconee. In our 12th year, our tradition continues! The Program Committee has worked hard to develop a curriculum encom-passing relevant topics for your enjoyment. This year’s Conference will be divided into four major areas: 1) Cardiogenic Shock 2) Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease 3) Stroke/Neuro Cardiology and 4) Imaging/Worried, Well-Patient.

Keeping last year’s format we’ll start on Friday afternoon, each topic will be introduced by a Keynote Speaker, a moderator and subsequent panel discussion, including commentary from our audience members. This format was well received by members. Saturday will begin with an update from the National ACC by Dr. Michael Valentine, who plans to spend the weekend with us. There will be time to interact for a National perspective of the challeng-es facing Cardiovascular Medicine, and the approach our American College is taking.

Saturday morning we’ll hear from a panel representing cardiology around the state discussing overlapping concerns circumventing delivery of cardiovascular services. Saturday evening, the Lifetime Achievement Award will be delivered to Dr. John D. Cantwell, recognized for contributions to medicine and the ACC, to be followed by illusionist Oz Pearlman. Sunday’s session will include a Women in Cardiology Breakfast with Dr. Sandra Lewis. Renowned cardiologist Drs. Dean J. Kereiakes and John S. Douglas, Jr. will present keynotes on Coronary Intervention and Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. “Faux Pas to Fortune” and a lively game of Jeopardy (FIT’s vs. Faculty) will close our conference. As always, our goals for the weekend remain:• Provide information that is relevant and practical to the care of our patients.• Create a forum for dialog between fellow ACC members regarding the practice issues we face every day.• Develop communication and relationships between our members and our industry partners.• Explore the challenges facing us in the new era of healthcare delivery, as we march along the road from volume to

value based services, and understand what the ACC is doing nationally, and what we might be doing locally and statewide.• Relax with family and friends. NEW THIS YEAR! We have our very own Conference APP available at the App store: GA ACC 2018. This app will house our schedule, our speakers, our sponsors and keep us all connected during the conference.

I want to welcome each of you back to our Chapter’s fabulous Annual Meeting and I hope to see as many of you as the Ritz can accommodate. Sincerely,

Charles L. Brown III, MD, FACC

President/Governor, GA Chapter American College of Cardiology

President’s Welcome

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Welcome to the 2018 Annual Meeting of the Georgia Chapter of the American College of Cardiology! We are delighted to be back at the Ritz Carlton on Lake Oconee. In our 12th year, our tradition continues! The Program Committee has worked hard to develop a curriculum encom-passing relevant topics for your enjoyment. This year’s Conference will be divided into four major areas: 1) Cardiogenic Shock 2) Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease 3) Stroke/Neuro Cardiology and 4) Imaging/Worried, Well-Patient.

Keeping last year’s format we’ll start on Friday afternoon, each topic will be introduced by a Keynote Speaker, a moderator and subsequent panel discussion, including commentary from our audience members. This format was well received by members. Saturday will begin with an update from the National ACC by Dr. Michael Valentine, who plans to spend the weekend with us. There will be time to interact for a National perspective of the challeng-es facing Cardiovascular Medicine, and the approach our American College is taking.

Saturday morning we’ll hear from a panel representing cardiology around the state discussing overlapping concerns circumventing delivery of cardiovascular services. Saturday evening, the Lifetime Achievement Award will be delivered to Dr. John D. Cantwell, recognized for contributions to medicine and the ACC, to be followed by illusionist Oz Pearlman. Sunday’s session will include a Women in Cardiology Breakfast with Dr. Sandra Lewis. Renowned cardiologist Drs. Dean J. Kereiakes and John S. Douglas, Jr. will present keynotes on Coronary Intervention and Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy. “Faux Pas to Fortune” and a lively game of Jeopardy (FIT’s vs. Faculty) will close our conference. As always, our goals for the weekend remain:• Provide information that is relevant and practical to the care of our patients.• Create a forum for dialog between fellow ACC members regarding the practice issues we face every day.• Develop communication and relationships between our members and our industry partners.• Explore the challenges facing us in the new era of healthcare delivery, as we march along the road from volume to

value based services, and understand what the ACC is doing nationally, and what we might be doing locally and statewide.• Relax with family and friends. NEW THIS YEAR! We have our very own Conference APP available at the App store: GA ACC 2018. This app will house our schedule, our speakers, our sponsors and keep us all connected during the conference.

I want to welcome each of you back to our Chapter’s fabulous Annual Meeting and I hope to see as many of you as the Ritz can accommodate. Sincerely,

Charles L. Brown III, MD, FACC

President/Governor, GA Chapter American College of Cardiology

Lifetime Achievement AwardJohn D. Cantwell, MD, MACP, FACC

Dr. John Cantwell is a third generation

physician from Wisconsin, who is the

father of a physician and a nurse. He is

a cardiologist with the Piedmont Heart

Institute in Atlanta, GA.

He attended Duke University where he

majored in English, participated in varsity

basketball, and was a member of Duke’s

first ACC championship team. After

graduating from Northwestern Medical

School, he interned at the University

of Florida and obtained a medicine resi-

dency at the Mayo Clinic. Post doctoral

fellowships in cardiology were served at

the University of California, San Diego,

and Emory University.

He served as Chief Medical Officer for

the 1996 Olympic Games, ultimately

responsible for the care of over 10,000

athletes and 1.5 million spectators.

Dr. Cantwell is a Fellow in the American

A consultant to the President’s Council of Physical Fitness and Sports, and a team physician for the Atlanta Braves for 41 seasons (1976-2016).

College of Cardiology and the Ameri-

can College of Sports Medicine, also a

Master in the American College of Phy-

sicians. He has been a consultant to

the President’s Council of Physical Fit-

ness and Sports, and served as a team

physician for the Atlanta Braves for 41

seasons (1976-2016). He continues to

work with Georgia Tech athletic screen-

ing and the Georgia Special Olympics.

He was president of the Association of

Major League Baseball Team Physicians

in 2000. He co-founded the first outpa-

tient Cardiac Rehab Program in Georgia

in 1970 and opened the Preventive Car-

diology Clinic in 1972, which was one of

the first in the country.

The author and co-author of seven

books, (including Stay Young at Heart,

Modern Cardiology, Medicine for Sport,

From the Heart to the Himalayas, The

Boys of Winter, Adventures on Seven

Continents...and Other Essays and his

most recent book, The Devils Wore

Blue: A Basketball Memoir.

Dr. Cantwell enjoys creative writing,

reading, mountain trekking, and partici-

pation sports with his wife, two children

and six grandchildren. He is an active

member of the Explorers Club and has

enjoyed adventure travels to all seven

continents. Most recently, he and his

wife participated in medical mission

trips to Bhutan and Cambodia. He is a

charter member of his high school’s

Sports Hall of Fame for his football,

basketball, and baseball exploits, and

still holds the school’s career basketball

scoring record.

Awards and honors include the Atlantic

Coast Conference Honor Roll for Schol-

arship and Athletics, the Aven Cup (high-

est award of the Medical Association

of Atlanta), and the Morehouse Medi-

cal School Award of Excellence, and a

3- time winner of the Montague Boyd

award for medical writing and editing.

Dr. Cantwell served as editor of the

Journal of the Medical Association of

Georgia from 1999-2003. In 2007 he re-

ceived the Mayo Clinic Alumni Associa-

tion’s Professional Achievement Award

for exceptional work as a clinician, re-

searcher, and educator. In 2008 Georgia

Trend magazine cited him as one of their

five “Healthcare Heroes” in the state. In

2011 he was honored with a mastership

in the American College of Physicians.

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Our Program

11:00 -1:00pm GA/ACC Council Meeting (Members Only)

11:00 -1:00pm Registration and Exhibit Set up

1:00 – 1:15pm President’s Welcome Charles L. Brown, III MD, FACC, Georgia Chapter President CEO, Piedmont Heart Institute Atlanta, GA

1:15 – 1:30pm Program Co-Chairs Welcome Arthur Reitman, MD, FACC Medical Director, Cardiac Catherization Laboratories WellStar Health Systems Marietta, GA

Mani A. Vannan, MBBS, FACC Co-Chief, Structural and Valvular Center of Excellence, Piedmont Heart Institute Atlanta, GA

1:30 - 3:00pm SESSION: CARDIOGENIC SHOCK Moderator: Pascha E. Schafer, MD, FACC Associate Professor, Medical College of Georgia at Augusta University Augusta, GA

Key Note: Cardiogenic Shock: Increased Use of Best Practices Increases Survival Mir Basir, DO Henry Ford Health System Detroit, MI

Panel Discussion and Audience Participation: Interventionalist Perspective Salvatore F. Mannino, DO, FACC Interventional Director, Short Term Mechanical Circulatory Support Program Wellstar Health System Marietta, GA

Intensivist Perspective Anurag Sahu, MD, FACC Associate Professor of Medicine Director Coronary Care Unit, Emory University Hospital Atlanta, GA

Interventionalist Perspective Allison G. Dupont, MD, FACC Director Critical Care Unit, Director Ecmo Service Northeast Georgia Heart Center Gainesville, GA

Surgical Perspective Jeff S. Miller, MD Assistant Professor of Surgery, Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery Emory School of Medicine, Emory University Atlanta, GA

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16

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SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17

i3:30-5:15pm SESSION: DIABETES AND CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE

Moderator: Laurence S. Sperling, MD, FACC Katz Professor in Preventive Cardiology Director of the Center for Heart Disease Prevention Emory University School of Medicine, The Emory Clinic Atlanta, GA

Key Note: Coronary Revascularization in Diabetics with Stable CAD: Evidence and Uncertainties Bernard Gersh, MD, CHB, DPhil Professor of Medicine, Mayo Clinic Rochester, MN

Panel Discussion and Audience Participation: Team Approach to Comprehensive CV Care Brett C. Burgess, MD, FACC Medical Director of Noninvasive Cardiology Savannah, GA

Optimal Medical Therapy for CV Prevention Jonathan R. Murrow, MD, FACC Associate Professor, Augusta University of GA Medical Partnership Athens, GA

Revascularization: Pitfalls and Possibilities Michael E. Halkos, MD, FACC Chief and Associate Professor, Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Emory University Atlanta, GA

Cardiac Effects of Diabetic Medications John (Chip) Reed, MD Endocrinologist, Southeastern Endocrine and Diabetes, PC Roswell, GA

5:15 - 6:30 pm Sponsored Fellow Poster Presentations Moderators: Rajesh Sachdeva, MBBS, FACC Associate Professor of Medicine Program Director, Cardiovascular Fellowship, Morehouse School of Medicine Adjunct Associate Professor of Medicine, Emory University School of Medicine Atlanta, GA

Byron Robinson Williams III, MD, FACC Associate ProfessorEmory University Atlanta, GA

6:00 Reception and Children’s Buffet Dinner Begins

6:30 Dinner

6:45 - 7:30am Registration, Breakfast & Exhibits

7:30- 8:10am 2018 Update from ACC Michael Valentine, MD, FACC President, ACC

8:10- 8:15am Introduction of Program Committee

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Our Program continues

9:15 - 10:15am Recent Evidence for PCSK9 Inhibitors in Patients With Dyslipidemia Jennifer Robinson, MD, MPH Professor, Department of Medicine and Epidemiology Director, Preventive Intervention Center University of Iowa College of Public Health Iowa City, IA

MED-IQ SPONSORED LECTURE

10:15-10:30 Coffee Break & Visit Exhibits

10:30 - 12:15pm SESSION: STROKE/NEURO CARDIOLOGY Moderator: Amar D. Patel, MD, FACC Co-director, Structural Heart & Valve Center, WellStar Health System Marietta, GA

Key Note: Innovations in Cardiovascular Disease and Stroke Mir Basir, DO Distinguished Professor of Neurosurgery, Professor of Radiology Department of Neurosurgery University of Buffalo, Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences Buffalo, NY

Panel Discussion and Audience Participation: Acute Stroke Management in Select Patients Populations Rishi Gupta, MD Director of Stroke/Neurocritical Care, WellStar Kennestone Marietta, GA

Management of the Cryptogenic Stroke Patient David C. Hess, MD Professor, Dean, and Executive VP for Medical Affairs and Integration Medical College of Georgia Augusta, GA

Atrial Fibrillation: Current Detection and Mechanism Bruce S. Stambler, MD, FACC Cardiologist, Piedmont Heart Institute Atlanta, GA

Charles L. Brown, III MD, FACCCEO, Piedmont Heart InstituteAtlanta, GA

Angel R. Leon, MD, FACCProfessor and Associate Director Emory University Atlanta, GA

Adam E. Berman, MD, FACCChief, Division of CardiologyAssociate Professor of MedicineAugusta University Medical CenterAugusta, GA

Howard (Bo) T. Walpole Jr., MD, MBA, FACCVice President, Medical AffairsNortheast Georgia Health SystemGainesville, GA

Barry D. Mangel, MD, FACCChief Cardiology OfficerWellStar Health SystemMarietta, GA

8:15 – 9:15am SESSION: CARDIOLOGY IN GEORGIA Moderator: Joseph S. Wilson Jr., MD, FACC Executive Chairman, MAG Mutual Insurance Company Atlanta, GA

Panel Discussion and Audience Participation:

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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18

12:15am Lunch/Children’s Activities

6:30 - 7:30pm President’s Reception

7:30 - 9:30pm President’s Banquet Lifetime Achievement Award Recipient: John D. Cantwell, MD, FACC Presenter: Donald A. Page, MD, FACC

Entertainment: Mentalist, Oz Pearlman

9:30 - 11:00pm Dessert Reception

6:45 - 7:15am Registration, Breakfast & Exhibits

7:15 - 8:00am WOMEN IN CARDIOLOGY: The ACC’s Inclusiveness and Diversity Plan for an Underserved Majority Moderator: Rachel Harris, MD, FACC

Sandra Lewis, MD Chair-Elect, ACC Section Steering Committee Chair, ACC Ethics and Compliance Committee, Legacy Health System Portland, OR

8:00 - 8:45am Session: Leading Edge Advances in Coronary Intervention Dean J. Kereiakes, MD Medical Director The Christ Hospital Heart and Vascular Center Medical Director of the Carl and Edyth Lindner Center for Research and Education Professor of Clinical Medicine, Ohio State University Cincinnati, OH

8:45 - 9:30am Session: Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy John S. Douglas Jr., MD, FACC Professor of Medicine Emory University Hospital Atlanta, GA

9:30 - 9:45am Break & Exhibits

9:45 - 11:00am SESSION: IMAGING/ WORRIED, WELL-PATIENT Moderator: Mani A. Vannan, MBBS, FACC Co-Chief, Structural and Valvular Center of Excellence, Piedmont Heart Institute Atlanta, GA

Key Note: The Worried Well: A Role for Cardiac Imaging? Robert C. Hendel, MD, FACC, FAHA, FSCCT, MASNC Sidney W. and Marilyn S. Lassen Chair in Cardiovascular Medicine Chief, Section of Cardiology Tulane University School of Medicine Director, Tulane University Heart & Vascular Institute New Orleans, LA

Panel Discussion and Audience Participation: Marfan’s Syndrome Byron Robinson Williams III, MD, FACC Associate Professor, Emory University Atlanta, GA

RV Dysplasia Ioannis Parastatidis, MD, PhD Cardiologist, Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville, GA

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Our Program continues Mitral Valve Prolapse Sara Mobasseri, MD, FACC Medical Director of Piedmont Hospital Echo Lab Piedmont Heart Institute Atlanta, GA

Left Ventricular Non-compaction Catherine N. Marti, MD Assistant Professor of Medicine University of Georgia School of Medicine Piedmont Heart Institute Athens, GA

11:00 – 12:00pm SESSION: FAUX PAS TO FORTUNE Co-Moderators: Vasilis Babaliaros, MD, FACC Co-Director, Structural Heart and Valve Center Professor of Medicine and Surgery Emory University Hospital Atlanta, GA

Pradyumna Tummula, MD, FACC, FSCAI Director, Cardiac Catherization Laboratories Northeast Georgia Medical Center Gainesville, GA

Panel Discussion and Audience Participation: A Complex Case of Adult Cardiac Surgery Theresa Luu, MD Cardiothoracic Surgery WellStar Health System Marietta, GA

A Complex Case of Percutaneous Coronary Intervention Deepak Kapoor, MD Associate Professor, Director of Cardiac Cath Lab Augusta University Augusta, GA

A Complex Case of Transcatheter Structural Heart Disease Intervention Adam Greenbaum, MD Associate Professor Emory University Atlanta, GA

Stuck on You Dennis Kim, MD, FACC Assistant Professor

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Oz Pearlman is truly a master of his craft.

He will absolutely blow your mind and is

one of the best entertainers I’ve ever seen!

—Tony Robbins

Oz is a world-class entertainer and one of the busiest mentalists in the

country. He developed an interest in magic at a young age and what started

as a hobby quickly became a lifelong passion. After a couple of years spent

working on Wall Street, Oz decided to pursue his dream and become a

full time entertainer. He has now been dazzling audiences with his unique

mind-reading ability for over a decade.

Oz’s client list reads like a who’s who of politicians, professional athletes,

A-list celebrities, and Fortune 500 companies. His natural charisma and

charm make him the perfect choice for corporate events and private parties

alike. Oz’s unique blend of mentalism and mind-reading create an interac-

tive experience that is redefining the very nature of a magic show...one

that truly needs to be seen to be believed.

In the summer of 2015, Oz was featured on TV’s number one rated show,

America’s Got Talent. Week after week, he captivated the country with

never-before-seen mentalism routines and quickly became a fan favorite,

finishing in third place out of thousands of acts. Oz has also appeared on a

variety of both national and international networks, a few of which include

NBC’s Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, The TODAY Show & ABC World News

and been profiled in Forbes, The New York Times, to name but a few.

When he isn’t blowing the minds of audiences around the world, Oz is an

avid marathon and ultra-marathon runner, having completed such grueling

races as the Badwater 135 Miler, Hawaii Ironman World Championships,

Western States 100 and Spartathlon. He takes great pride in his marathon

PR of 2:23:52 and has won dozens of races throughout the country.

About Oz Pearlman

SATURDAY NIGHT

Emory University Atlanta, GA

12:00 – 1:00pm Cardiology Jeopardy Co-Moderators: Kunal Gurav MD Cardiologist JenCare Senior Medical Center Atlanta, GA

Gautam Kumar MD, FACC Cardiologist Emory Healthcare Atlanta, GA

Faculty vs. Fellows (Fellows to be announced)

1:00pm Adjourn

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CONFERENCE REGISTRATIONRegistration for this meeting will be online. Registration will ensure you have a required badge for Friday and Saturday night’s dinners.

Register Now at: https://www.123signup.com/register?id=hrppv

and follow the instructions. Don’t forget to register your spouse, children and guests. Dinner entry will require your badge.

Fees are as followed: • Members $500 • Non-Members $600 • Children 6 yrs. old and up are $150 per child

(see GA ACC’s Children’s Program)

The conference registration desk will open Friday at 11:00am-5:00pm, Saturday from 7:00am-12:00pm and Sunday from 7:00am-12:00pm.

ABOUT THE RITZ CARLTONThe Ritz-Carlton Lodge, Lake Oconee and its spectacular natural settings and gracious Southern hospitality, it’s an experience like no other. The Hotel offers several restau-rants, a championship golf course, tennis center, indoor and outdoor pools, a full service spa, fitness center, coffee shop, children and teen programs, water sports, a nearby equestrian center and clay shooting range. Arrangements for resort activities and amenities can be made by calling the concierge at 706-467-7130.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONSThe room block is now sold out. If you would like to be added to the waiting list for possible openings call Latoya the Ritz Carlton at 706-467-7053.

Please make sure your schedule permits you to attend. In the past, rooms have been reserved, then released the week of the conference making it difficult for us to fill them. The hotel will automatically charge you for all nights if cancelled after Nov. 9. If you must cancel your room, contact Melissa Connor at the GA/ACC office so we can fill your room from the waiting list and avoid the cancellation fees.

Alternate Lodging: We have a room block of 60 rooms held at the Lodge at Lake Oconee. Please ask for GAAC18 to get the $149.00 room rate. 706-485-7785.

DIRECTIONSThe Ritz-Carlton Lodge is located just over an hour from Atlanta. Detailed directions can be located on their

website at www.ritzcarlton.com under resort overview. Valet parking $20 + tax and service charge per day.

GA ACC CHILDREN’S PROGRAM ($150.00, AGES 6+)Includes Friday night children’s buffet, Saturday lunch at Gaby’s and afternoon outdoor activities on the lawn, and Saturday night supervised movies and snacks, games and activities. YOU MUST REGISTER YOUR CHILDREN ONLINE when you register for the meeting to guarantee reservation. PLEASE NOTE: Movie night is for children aged 6+.

RITZ CARLTON’S CHILDREN’S PROGRAMRecommended Baby Sitting: A Friend of the Family. 770.725.2748 and TLC Sitters of Atlanta 770-410-4774. Arrangements must be made in advance.

Ritz Carlton Ritz Kids Program: The Ritz Kids program and Ritz Kids Camp offers a variety of supervised physical and creative activities for children aged 5-12. Offering full- or half-day options, seven days a week, Ritz Kids has something for every child. Contact the Ritz directly to register your children for these programs at 706-467-7130.

PRESIDENT’S RECEPTION AND DINNEROur reception will begin at 6:00pm followed by dinner and the program. Dr. Donald Page will present the Lifetime Achievement Award to Dr. John Cantwell. Our entertainment will be mentalist Oz Pearlman.

POSTER PRESENTATIONSThe cardiology sections of the Emory University, Medical College of Georgia at August University, More-house School of Medicine and Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta will present poster presentations on Friday Night during our reception from 5:00-6:30pm. Please visit the presentations and welcome our presenters.

ATTIRECasual attire is appropriate throughout the conference. Business attire is recommended for Saturday night’s reception and banquet.

SOCIAL MEDIAVisit our website at www.accga.org. Follow the Georgia Chapter on Twitter @ACC_Georgia. #GAACC2018

CONFERENCE APPDownload our GA ACC app from the App Store: GA ACC 2018.

Conference Information10

SPEAKERSAll speakers photos, biographies, lecture titles and objectives are listed on our website at www.accga.org for your review prior to registration.

Get the GA ACC Conference APPBe in the know and have the latest on the conference by downloading the GA ACC 2018 app from the App Store.

COURSE OBJECTIVETo update our members on the latest developments in general and interventional cardiology, and issues affecting our clinical practice.

CREDIT STATEMENTThe Georgia Chapter of the American College of Cardiology is accredited by the Medical Association of Georgia to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

The Georgia Chapter of the American College of Cardiology designates this live activity for a maximum of 11.5 AMA PRA Category 1 CreditsTM. Physicians should claim only the credit commensurate with the extent of their participation in the activity.

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confirmed exhibitors* 2018 Program CommitteeThanks to the following exhibitors for their generous support of this conference.

Abbott VascularAbiomedAcist MedicalActelion PharmaceuticalsAegerion PharmaceuticalsAkcea TherapeuticsAllerganAmgen CardiovascularAstraZeneca PharmaceuticalsBiotronikBoehringer IngelheimBoston ScientificBristol Myers SquibbCHF SolutionsChildren’s Healthcare of Atlanta/ Sibley Heart CenterCryoLifeEmory HealthcareGileadGrady HospitalJanssen PharmaceuticalsLantheus Medical ImagingLilanovaMedtronicNE Georgia Heart CenterNorthside HospitalNovartisOsprey MedicalPenumbraPfizer PharmaceuticalPhilips Healthcare Piedmont HealthcarePiedmont Heart InstitutePortolaRegeneronSanofiSiemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc.Wellstar Cardiac NetworkZoll Cardiac ManagementZywie

Friend of the Chapter: MAG Mutual

Grants Provided ByAbbott VascularBoston ScientificMedtronicAmgen through Med-IQ

*as of 10/10/18

Arthur B. Reitman, MD, FACC, Co-ChairMani A. Vannan, MBBS, MD, FACC, Co-Chair

Donald Page, MD, FACC Charles Brown, MD, FACCJoseph Wilson, MD, FACC

Jeffrey Marshall, MD, FACCRachel Harris, MD, FACC

Michael Halkos, MD, FACCPascha Schafer, MD, FACC

Amar Patel, MD, FACCJoseph Miller, MD, FACC

Vasilis Babaliaros, MD, FACC

Chapter Officers/Councilors 2018GOVERNOR

Charles L. Brown, III, MD, FACC

IMMEDIATE PAST GOVERNOR Donald A. Page, MD, FACC

GOVERNOR ELECT J. Jeffrey Marshall, MD, FACC

SECRETARY/TREASURER Arthur Reitman, MD, FACC

COUNCILORSMarcus Brown, MD, FACC

Robert M. Campbell, MD, FACC

Cyrus Samai, MD, FACC

Gina P. Lundberg, MD, FACC

Joseph I. Miller, III, MD, FACC

Jennifer L. Yeh, MD, FACC

Mark Watkins, MD, FACC

Joseph Poku, MD, FACC

Prad Tummala, MD, FACC

Charles F. Jackson, III, MD, FACC

Barry Mangel, MD, FACC

Gordon Borkat, MD, FACC

Pascha Schafer, MD, FACC

Matthew Crim, MD

At-LargeAndrew N. Kobylivker, MD, FACC

Syed Tanveer Rab, MD, FACC Vincent JB. Robinson, MD, FACC

FIT Paul (Tim) Maddux, MDWilliams Crosland, MD

CVTKathi Davis, RN, CCCC