top of page
Screen Shot 2024-09-16 at 10.35.04 AM.png

Join APAC in Vegas

October 17-19, 2024

Join APAC in Las Vegas at the inaugural CAPP National Conference for a deep dive into the latest and most advanced topics in cardiology. From expert-led sessions to hands-on learning opportunities, this is the ultimate event to earn credits and grow in your cardiology practice. Don’t miss out!

​

As an APAC member, you gain FREE registration to the CAPP conference, a $250 value. Secure your spot and register today for cutting-edge cardiology insights!

Countdown to CAPP Conference 2024

Get a glimpse at what's in store!

Join us at the inaugural CAPP Conference -- where Advanced Practice Providers in cardiology come together to learn, grow, and connect. Watch this video for a sneak peek into what's in store for you at CAPP conference and hear from several speakers as they tease their upcoming sessions and why you should join us in Vegas this October!

Our Mission

To enhance the personal and professional growth of its constituent members and all Physician Associates practicing in the Cardiology specialty through educational opportunities, community involvement, and political representation and advocacy.

About Us

The Academy of Physician Associates in Cardiology (APAC) is a professional organization for Physician Associates who practice or have an interest in Cardiology. Since recognition as a Specialty Organization of the American Academy of Physician Associates (AAPA) in 2003, APAC has made considerable progress toward our goal of becoming the primary resource and advocate for all cardiology PAs. APAC collaborates with the Academy and actively participates in the House of Delegates at the AAPA annual meeting to ensure representation of Cardiology PAs. APAC also works closely with the American College of Cardiology (ACC) and other national organizations to promote and advocate for increased utilization of PAs to provide high-quality, cost-effective care to patients with cardiovascular disease.

iStock-504448470.jpg
Chart & Stethoscope
IMG-3804.JPEG
bottom of page