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About the Oversight Committees

Together, Shaping the Future of Cardiovascular Care.

The American College of Cardiology (ACC) is proud to be a leader in setting the standard for excellence in cardiovascular care. At the heart of this mission are two key governance bodies — the NCDR Oversight Committee and the Accreditation Oversight Committee — each playing a vital role in advancing patient outcomes through data-driven innovation and continuous improvement.

NCDR

The NCDR (National Cardiovascular Data Registry) Oversight Committee provides strategic leadership for the ACC's suite of clinical data registries. Composed of nationally recognized clinicians, data scientists and health care quality experts, the committee ensures the NCDR remains a powerful engine for:

  • Improving outcomes across cardiovascular disease states
  • Supporting research, innovation and health equity
  • Driving hospital and health system performance through data transparency
ACC Accreditation Services

The Accreditation Oversight Committee steers ACC Accreditation Services, which support hospitals and health systems in meeting the highest standards of clinical excellence. This committee ensures each accreditation pathway — from Chest Pain Center to Heart Failure — delivers:

  • Evidence-based frameworks tailored to cardiovascular service lines
  • Tools for clinical process improvement and operational efficiency
  • Rigorous standards aligned with national guidelines and patient-centered outcomes

The committee also reviews performance metrics, market trends and stakeholder feedback to keep accreditation programs relevant, impactful and responsive to the ever-changing health care landscape.

Explore Committee Opportunities

Your Expertise. Your Voice. Your Impact.

The 2027 Committee Application Cycle opens September 8 and runs through October 9. Explore volunteer opportunities across NCDR and ACC Accreditation Services committees and find roles that align with your expertise, interests, and career goals.

Explore 2027 committee opportunities and learn about each committee's work

Committee

Positions

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NCDR Oversight Committee

2 Open

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NCDR ACPC QNet Steering Subcommittee

4 Open

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NCDR CathPCI Registry Steering Subcommittee

7 Open

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NCDR Chest Pain-MI Registry Steering Subcommittee

5 Open

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NCDR LAAO Registry Steering Subcommittee

3 Open

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NCDR EP Registry Steering Subcommittee

3 Open

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NCDR IMPACT Registry Steering Subcommittee

1 Open

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NCDR IMPACT Registry Research & Publications Subcommittee

2 Open

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NCDR CathPCI Registry Research & Publications Subcommittee

4 Open

NCDR Chest Pain-MI Registry Research & Publications Subcommittee

3 Open

NCDR LAAO Registry Research & Publications Subcommittee

4 Open

NCDR EP Registry Research & Publications Subcommittee

3 Open

NCDR STS/ACC TVT Registry Research & Publications Subcommittee

3 Open

NCDR Clinical Science and Quality Committee (CSQC)

2 Open

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NCDR CSQC Data Governance Subcommittee

5 Open

NCDR CSQC Data Quality Subcommittee

3 Open

NCDR CSQC Metrics & Reporting Methodology Subcommittee

6 Open

NCDR STS/ACC TVT Registry Steering Subcommittee

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Accreditation Oversight Committee

4 Open

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Accreditation Services Early Heart Attack Care (EHAC) Subcommittee

1 Open

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Accreditation Foundation Committee

3 Open

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ACC Quality Summit Program Subcommittee

1 Open

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Who Can Apply?

We welcome applications from ACC members of all career levels and membership categories who are interested in shaping the future of cardiovascular quality and patient care. Committee service requires ACC membership, and if you're not yet a member, there's still time to join and take advantage of this opportunity.

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