ACR Advises Changes to Washington State PAD Report
ACR urged the WA State Health Technology Clinical Committee to not act on the draft report that would limit coverage of endovascular procedures for PAD.
Read moreThe American College of Radiology Association® (ACRA®) Radiology Advocacy Network (RAN) is excited to introduce the RADVOCATE Leader Certificate, an initiative that helps American College of Radiology® (ACR®) members strengthen their understanding and expertise in the critical components of advocacy.
To complete the program, members must earn 20 credits within two years of registration. Credits are earned by completing programs and/or criteria in all aspects of government relations: state, federal, economic and regulatory advocacy campaigns; participation in RAN; and support of RADPAC®.
Upon completion of the program members will receive a digital signature certificate that can be added to their social media accounts and signature lines along with recognition at the ACR Annual Meeting. More information will be released soon, but we encourage all interested in the program to register now.
As a reminder to all ACR chapters, RAN is here to provide a myriad of resources and opportunities for involvement and support. These include but are not limited to:
If you are interested in getting involved in RAN or need assistance with any advocacy resources, please contact Melody Ballesteros, ACR Assistant Director of Government Relations.
ACR Advises Changes to Washington State PAD Report
ACR urged the WA State Health Technology Clinical Committee to not act on the draft report that would limit coverage of endovascular procedures for PAD.
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