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American Society of Nuclear Cardiology
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The American Society of Nuclear Cardiology (ASNC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional medical society founded in 1993 and headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia. It is the only professional organization exclusively devoted to nuclear cardiology, serving approximately 5,900 members worldwide, including cardiologists, radiologists, fellows-in-training, technologists, and scientists. Its mission is to improve cardiovascular outcomes through image-guided patient management.

ASNC's core offerings span a peer-reviewed publication (the Journal of Nuclear Cardiology, the only journal in the field), the flagship ASNC2026 Annual Scientific Session (31st edition, Caesars Palace Las Vegas, September 16–19, 2026), a Nuclear Cardiology Board Exam Prep Course aligned to the CBNC blueprint, the Cardiac PET Launch Kit, a Read With the Experts PET MPI case-based webinar series, an ImageGuide Registry, clinical practice guidelines and tools, and credentialing designations (FASNC, MASNC). The technology backbone is a content, education, and registry platform with WCAG 2.1 and Section 508 accessibility compliance; there is no proprietary software product, AI model, or commercial technology stack disclosed.

The business model is membership-funded, with annual member dues (specific amounts not publicly disclosed), recurring educational revenue from conferences, courses, and webinars (member physician/scientist annual meeting fees $979–$1,099; board exam prep $1,248; case webinars $25 for members), complimentary JNC subscriptions bundled into membership, and supplemental industry-sponsored grants from partners including Bracco, GE HealthCare, IBA, Ionetix, Upbeat Cardiology, Pfizer, and BridgeBio. Distribution is community-led through direct membership, the website, in-person/virtual events, and an International Advisory Panel.

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ASNC is a 501(c)(3) professional medical society, founded in 1993, serving approximately 5,900 nuclear cardiology professionals worldwide through education, the Journal of Nuclear Cardiology, clinical guidelines, board certification prep, research grants, and advocacy.

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nuclear cardiology, cardiac imaging, professional medical society, CME continuing education, clinical guidelines
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Healthcare & Clinical Professional Development (CME/CE)
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Continuing Education (CE/CPD) & Provider Accreditation Bodies
Education/Education Administration, Accreditation & Policy/Accreditation Bodies (Institutional & Programmatic)
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  • Professional and Management Development Training611430
  • Scientific Research and Development Services5417
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  • Services-Educational Services8200
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Professional Medical Society — Nuclear Cardiology
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1Membership Dues
TypeSubscription Recurring
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Annual membership fees providing access to JNC journal subscription, clinical guidelines, CME/CE education, networking, and member discounts on educational programs and events.

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2Educational Programs and Conferences
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Revenue from annual scientific sessions (ASNC2026), board exam prep courses, webinars, and educational materials. Registration fees vary by member status and timing.

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3Publications and Resources
TypeSubscription Recurring
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JNC Journal of Nuclear Cardiology subscription (included with membership), continuing education materials, practice resources, and merchandise.

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1Membership types include Physician/Scientist, Trainee/Emeritus, Technologist, and International categories
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
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Membership provides complimentary JNC subscription, free CME/CE webinars, and discounts on all educational programs. Specific dues not publicly disclosed.

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2ASNC2026 Annual Scientific Session registration
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceOne time/ perpetual license
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Early Registration (March-July 10): Member Physician/Scientist $979-$1,099; International Physician $599-$699; Trainee/Emeritus/Technologist $499-$699. Non-Member Physician $1,299-$1,499. Advanced (July 11-Aug 31) and On-Site rates higher.

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32026 Nuclear Cardiology Board Exam Prep Course
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceOne time/ perpetual license
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Early Registration (March 23-July 10): Member Physician/Scientist $1,248; Trainee/Non-physicist $699. Non-Member Physician $1,598. Includes self-paced materials, live virtual meeting, and up to 30 CME credits.

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4Read With the Experts PET MPI Case-Based Series
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ASNC Members: $25 per webinar; Non-Members: $49. Trainee members: Free. Each session earns 1 CME credit.

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1Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC)
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ASNC's official peer-reviewed publication, the only journal in the world devoted to nuclear cardiology, featuring the latest research findings and clinical developments.

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ASNC is the professional medical society for nuclear cardiology, delivering accredited education (annual scientific session, board exam prep, webinars), the peer-reviewed Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC), evidence-based clinical guidelines and practice points, a Cardiac PET Launch Kit, advocacy on Capitol Hill, and research grants and awards. Membership tiers (Physician/Scientist, Trainee/Emeritus, Technologist, International) provide CME/CE access, JNC subscription, and member-only resources.

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The American Society of Nuclear Cardiology (ASNC) is a professional membership organization offering a comprehensive portfolio of educational products and services centered on nuclear cardiology and cardiac imaging. The core offerings include the peer-reviewed Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC), annual scientific sessions (ASNC2026), the Nuclear Cardiology Board Exam Prep Course, the Cardiac PET Launch Kit, and the Read With the Experts webinar series. ASNC also provides clinical guidelines and tools, research awards (Discover Grant, Clinical Research Grants, ASNC/Pfizer Young Investigator Award), and membership benefits including CME/CE education and JNC subscriptions. The organization functions as a society/association rather than a technology company, with its products focused on education, certification, advocacy, and professional development for nuclear cardiology professionals.

Product and service14 records
1Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC)
CategoryPeer-reviewed scientific journal
Description

Official peer-reviewed publication of ASNC and the only journal devoted exclusively to nuclear cardiology, featuring 12 monthly online issues with the latest research findings and clinical developments; included with ASNC membership and available by subscription to non-members.

2ASNC2026 Annual Scientific Session & Exhibition
CategoryAnnual scientific conference
Description

31st Annual Scientific Session and Exhibition — the society's flagship annual conference for nuclear cardiology professionals featuring education, networking, and exhibition, with optional virtual attendance.

3Nuclear Cardiology Board Exam Prep Course
CategoryBoard certification prep program
Description

Comprehensive expert-led program for certification and recertification preparation for the CBNC exam, with self-paced video lectures, interactive practice exams, and live virtual review sessions.

4Cardiac PET Launch Kit
CategoryClinical implementation resource kit
Description

Free collection of resources guiding cardiology and nuclear medicine practices through all stages of starting a cardiovascular PET program, including technical requirements, education, training, interpretation, reporting, and billing guidance; provided at no cost to ASNC members.

5Read With the Experts PET MPI Case-Based Series
CategoryLive CME webinar series
Description

Case-based webinar series designed to strengthen skills in cardiac PET imaging with focus on quantitative myocardial blood flow and myocardial flow reserve, targeted at clinicians, technologists, and trainees; each session earns 1 CME credit.

6Clinical Guidelines & Tools
CategoryClinical guidelines and practice resources
Description

Evidence-based clinical guidelines, standards, Practice Points, and curated resources for nuclear cardiology practice, covering PET, SPECT, and cardiac amyloidosis.

7ASNC Membership
CategoryProfessional society membership
Description

Professional membership program for nuclear cardiology professionals, providing CME/CE education, JNC subscription, clinical resources, health policy updates, networking, and discounts on the Annual Scientific Session and other educational programs.

8ASNC Discover Grant
CategoryResearch grant
Description

$75,000 research grant over 18 months supporting transformative clinical research in nuclear cardiology.

9ASNC Clinical Research Grants
CategoryResearch grant
Description

$25,000 grants over 18 months supporting mentored research projects led by early-career investigators in nuclear cardiology.

10ASNC/Pfizer Young Investigator in Cardiac Amyloidosis Research Fellowship Award
CategoryResearch grant / fellowship award
Description

$25,000 award supporting mentored research on the role of nuclear cardiology in early detection of TTR cardiac amyloidosis, with presentation at the ASNC Annual Scientific Session.

11JNC CardioConnect Podcast
CategoryPodcast / multimedia educational content
Description

Official podcast of the Journal of Nuclear Cardiology featuring expert discussions on nuclear cardiology research and clinical practice.

12Cardiac Amyloidosis for Community Cardiologists Webinar Series
CategoryLive CME webinar series
Description

Three-part live webinar series designed for community-based healthcare providers on cardiac amyloidosis diagnosis and management using nuclear cardiology; offers 2 CME credits per webinar.

13ImageGuide Registry
CategoryClinical registry / data repository
Description

Data repository supporting research, policy, and quality improvement initiatives in nuclear cardiology, aligned with lab accreditation and ABIM Maintenance of Certification.

14Pre-conference Symposium: Mastering F-18 Myocardial Perfusion Imaging Protocols and Interpretation
CategoryLive CME symposium
Description

3-hour live CME/CE pre-conference symposium covering F-18 myocardial perfusion imaging protocol optimization, quantification of myocardial blood flow, exercise perfusion PET, and billing/reimbursement.

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Partnership8 partners
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Description

Bracco supports ASNC through the Industry Portal, providing educational content and business resources for cardiac PET imaging programs. Bracco offers flexible options including mobile isotope services, reimbursement support, and business case tools for members implementing cardiac PET programs.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

GE HealthCare partners through ASNC's Industry Portal promoting Flyrcado (F-18 flurpiridaz) PET myocardial perfusion imaging. Supports member education on cardiac PET technologies with comprehensive on-board support and the Flyrcado Forward program for training and implementation.

Strategic tierCoreTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

IBA is the world leader in PET & SPECT cyclotrons with 350+ installations globally. Partners with ASNC to promote cardiac PET imaging and 13N-Ammonia production through the Akuracy system, providing educational content on PET advantages and quantitative myocardial blood flow assessment.

Strategic tierMinorTypeGTM or Marketing Partner
Description

Ionetix participates in ASNC's Industry Portal providing cardiac PET imaging solutions and resources for members.

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Description

Upbeat Cardiology Solutions offers cardiac PET/CT implementation services for private practice and hospital-based offices, supporting labs with lower investment, streamlined state applications, and staffing to supply management through ASNC's Industry Portal.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

ASNC and ACR have a complex relationship involving both collaboration and policy disagreement. Both societies lobby on radiology-related legislation including the ROOT Act for appropriate use criteria mandates. ASNC opposes ACR-backed AUC mandates while collaborating on broader imaging quality issues.

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Description

BridgeBio provides an unrestricted educational grant supporting ASNC's Cardiac Amyloidosis for Community Cardiologists webinar series (June 2026), designed for community-based healthcare providers.

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Description

GE HealthCare provides an unrestricted educational grant supporting the pre-conference symposium on F-18 Myocardial Perfusion Imaging Protocols at ASNC2026, covering protocol optimization, quantification of myocardial blood flow, and billing/reimbursement.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

SNMMI is the closest direct peer to ASNC: a US-based professional society covering nuclear medicine and molecular imaging, including nuclear cardiology. Both societies publish peer-reviewed journals, run annual meetings, offer CME programming, and engage in federal advocacy, but SNMMI's scope spans all of nuclear medicine whereas ASNC is exclusively focused on the cardiac subspecialty.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

ACC is the broad incumbent US cardiology society with overlapping CME, clinical guidelines, advocacy, and Annual Scientific Session programming. ASNC competes with ACC for member attention and conference attendance, while ACC also encompasses nuclear cardiology as one of many imaging modalities within cardiology.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

AHA is a large US cardiovascular society offering scientific sessions (Scientific Sessions), journals, guidelines, and CME relevant to cardiologists. AHA competes for member mindshare, journal submissions, and advocacy influence, though it covers all cardiovascular science rather than specializing in nuclear imaging.

TypeDirect peer
Description

EANM is ASNC's primary international peer, serving nuclear medicine professionals across Europe with comparable journals, congresses, and educational programming. ASNC has explicitly partnered with EANM to co-host the Avijit Lahiri Young Investigator Awards Competition at ICNC2026, evidencing direct peer overlap and collaboration.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

ACR is the US radiology society that overlaps with ASNC on cardiac imaging policy, AUC mandates, and lobbying (including the contested ROOT Act). ACR's broader imaging scope competes with ASNC for guideline authority and member attention among imaging-focused physicians.

TypeEmerging player
Description

SCCT is a subspecialty society focused on cardiac CT that competes for the same imaging cardiologist audience and represents a competing modality. ASNC's PET push implicitly positions against CCTA growth that SCCT represents, making SCCT both a peer and a strategic counterweight.

TypeEmerging player
Description

ASE is a cardiovascular imaging subspecialty society serving echocardiographers and cardiac imagers. Like ASNC, ASE offers CME, annual meetings, and journals, and competes for the same cardiologist and imaging specialist audience whose modality preference determines ASNC's addressable market.

TypeEmerging player
Description

HRS is a US cardiology subspecialty society (electrophysiology) with comparable scale, educational portfolio, and advocacy footprint. While focused on a different cardiology niche, HRS competes for the same hospital-system, fellow, and CME budget that ASNC depends on, making it a relevant peer in member recruitment and industry sponsorship.

TypeEmerging player
Description

SCAI is a subspecialty interventional cardiology society with annual meetings, CME programming, and clinical guidelines comparable in scope and structure to ASNC. SCAI competes for interventional and general cardiologists' attention and sponsorship dollars, making it a comparable peer in operating model even though the clinical focus differs.

TypeOthers
Description

IAC is the leading accreditor for nuclear cardiology, echocardiography, vascular imaging, and other diagnostic testing facilities. IAC is an adjacent ecosystem participant rather than a direct competitor; ASNC provides members accreditation preparation and ImageGuide Registry participation that complement IAC accreditation, making IAC a closely related peer in the nuclear cardiology value chain.

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American Society of Nuclear Cardiology

Professional Medical Society — Nuclear Cardiologyasnc.org

ASNC is a 501(c)(3) professional medical society, founded in 1993, serving approximately 5,900 nuclear cardiology professionals worldwide through education, the Journal of Nuclear Cardiology, clinical guidelines, board certification prep, research grants, and advocacy.

What American Society of Nuclear Cardiology does

The American Society of Nuclear Cardiology (ASNC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit professional medical society founded in 1993 and headquartered in Fairfax, Virginia. It is the only professional organization exclusively devoted to nuclear cardiology, serving approximately 5,900 members worldwide, including cardiologists, radiologists, fellows-in-training, technologists, and scientists. Its mission is to improve cardiovascular outcomes through image-guided patient management.

ASNC's core offerings span a peer-reviewed publication (the Journal of Nuclear Cardiology, the only journal in the field), the flagship ASNC2026 Annual Scientific Session (31st edition, Caesars Palace Las Vegas, September 16–19, 2026), a Nuclear Cardiology Board Exam Prep Course aligned to the CBNC blueprint, the Cardiac PET Launch Kit, a Read With the Experts PET MPI case-based webinar series, an ImageGuide Registry, clinical practice guidelines and tools, and credentialing designations (FASNC, MASNC). The technology backbone is a content, education, and registry platform with WCAG 2.1 and Section 508 accessibility compliance; there is no proprietary software product, AI model, or commercial technology stack disclosed.

The business model is membership-funded, with annual member dues (specific amounts not publicly disclosed), recurring educational revenue from conferences, courses, and webinars (member physician/scientist annual meeting fees $979–$1,099; board exam prep $1,248; case webinars $25 for members), complimentary JNC subscriptions bundled into membership, and supplemental industry-sponsored grants from partners including Bracco, GE HealthCare, IBA, Ionetix, Upbeat Cardiology, Pfizer, and BridgeBio. Distribution is community-led through direct membership, the website, in-person/virtual events, and an International Advisory Panel.

American Society of Nuclear Cardiology firmographics

Firmographics
Name
American Society of Nuclear Cardiology
Legal name
American Society of Nuclear Cardiology
Website
https://asnc.org
Company type
Private
Founded year
1993
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
ASNC is a 501(c)(3) professional medical society, founded in 1993, serving approximately 5,900 nuclear cardiology professionals worldwide through education, the Journal of Nuclear Cardiology, clinical guidelines, board certification prep, research grants, and advocacy.
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American Society of Nuclear Cardiology industry classification

Industry
Product category
Professional Medical Society — Nuclear Cardiology
NAICS
Professional and Management Development Training (611430), Scientific Research and Development Services (5417)
SIC
Services-Educational Services (8200)
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Healthcare & Clinical Professional Development (CME/CE)
Education/Educational Publishing & Learning Content/Professional Development & Training Materials
SECONDARYEDADACAF
Continuing Education (CE/CPD) & Provider Accreditation Bodies
Education/Education Administration, Accreditation & Policy/Accreditation Bodies (Institutional & Programmatic)

Keywords

  • Nuclear cardiology
  • Cardiac imaging
  • Professional medical society
  • CME continuing education
  • Clinical guidelines

Where American Society of Nuclear Cardiology is headquartered

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Fairfax
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United States
HQ region
North America

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American Society of Nuclear Cardiology business model

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Services
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Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

  1. Membership Dues: Annual membership fees providing access to JNC journal subscription, clinical guidelines, CME/CE education, networking, and member discounts on educational programs and events.
  2. Educational Programs and Conferences: Revenue from annual scientific sessions (ASNC2026), board exam prep courses, webinars, and educational materials. Registration fees vary by member status and timing.
  3. Publications and Resources: JNC Journal of Nuclear Cardiology subscription (included with membership), continuing education materials, practice resources, and merchandise.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
SubscriptionAnnualMembership types include Physician/Scientist, Trainee/Emeritus, Technologist, and International categories
SubscriptionOne time/ perpetual licenseASNC2026 Annual Scientific Session registration
SubscriptionOne time/ perpetual license2026 Nuclear Cardiology Board Exam Prep Course
SubscriptionOne time/ perpetual licenseRead With the Experts PET MPI Case-Based Series

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels4 records

Marketing channels8 records

American Society of Nuclear Cardiology product offering

Product offering

Core offering

ASNC is the professional medical society for nuclear cardiology, delivering accredited education (annual scientific session, board exam prep, webinars), the peer-reviewed Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC), evidence-based clinical guidelines and practice points, a Cardiac PET Launch Kit, advocacy on Capitol Hill, and research grants and awards. Membership tiers (Physician/Scientist, Trainee/Emeritus, Technologist, International) provide CME/CE access, JNC subscription, and member-only resources.

Product overview

The American Society of Nuclear Cardiology (ASNC) is a professional membership organization offering a comprehensive portfolio of educational products and services centered on nuclear cardiology and cardiac imaging. The core offerings include the peer-reviewed Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC), annual scientific sessions (ASNC2026), the Nuclear Cardiology Board Exam Prep Course, the Cardiac PET Launch Kit, and the Read With the Experts webinar series. ASNC also provides clinical guidelines and tools, research awards (Discover Grant, Clinical Research Grants, ASNC/Pfizer Young Investigator Award), and membership benefits including CME/CE education and JNC subscriptions. The organization functions as a society/association rather than a technology company, with its products focused on education, certification, advocacy, and professional development for nuclear cardiology professionals.

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Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC): ASNC's official peer-reviewed publication, the only journal in the world devoted to nuclear cardiology, featuring the latest research findings and clinical developments.
  • ASNC2026 Annual Scientific Session & Exhibition
  • ASNC Discover Grant
  • ASNC Clinical Research Grants
  • Nuclear Cardiology Board Exam Prep Course
  • Cardiac PET Launch Kit
  • ImageGuide Registry

Products and services

  • Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC) Official peer-reviewed publication of ASNC and the only journal devoted exclusively to nuclear cardiology, featuring 12 monthly online issues with the latest research findings and clinical developments; included with ASNC membership and available by subscription to non-members.
  • ASNC2026 Annual Scientific Session & Exhibition 31st Annual Scientific Session and Exhibition — the society's flagship annual conference for nuclear cardiology professionals featuring education, networking, and exhibition, with optional virtual attendance.
  • Nuclear Cardiology Board Exam Prep Course Comprehensive expert-led program for certification and recertification preparation for the CBNC exam, with self-paced video lectures, interactive practice exams, and live virtual review sessions.
  • Cardiac PET Launch Kit Free collection of resources guiding cardiology and nuclear medicine practices through all stages of starting a cardiovascular PET program, including technical requirements, education, training, interpretation, reporting, and billing guidance; provided at no cost to ASNC members.
  • Read With the Experts PET MPI Case-Based Series Case-based webinar series designed to strengthen skills in cardiac PET imaging with focus on quantitative myocardial blood flow and myocardial flow reserve, targeted at clinicians, technologists, and trainees; each session earns 1 CME credit.
  • Clinical Guidelines & Tools Evidence-based clinical guidelines, standards, Practice Points, and curated resources for nuclear cardiology practice, covering PET, SPECT, and cardiac amyloidosis.
  • ASNC Membership Professional membership program for nuclear cardiology professionals, providing CME/CE education, JNC subscription, clinical resources, health policy updates, networking, and discounts on the Annual Scientific Session and other educational programs.
  • ASNC Discover Grant $75,000 research grant over 18 months supporting transformative clinical research in nuclear cardiology.
  • ASNC Clinical Research Grants $25,000 grants over 18 months supporting mentored research projects led by early-career investigators in nuclear cardiology.
  • ASNC/Pfizer Young Investigator in Cardiac Amyloidosis Research Fellowship Award $25,000 award supporting mentored research on the role of nuclear cardiology in early detection of TTR cardiac amyloidosis, with presentation at the ASNC Annual Scientific Session.
  • JNC CardioConnect Podcast Official podcast of the Journal of Nuclear Cardiology featuring expert discussions on nuclear cardiology research and clinical practice.
  • Cardiac Amyloidosis for Community Cardiologists Webinar Series Three-part live webinar series designed for community-based healthcare providers on cardiac amyloidosis diagnosis and management using nuclear cardiology; offers 2 CME credits per webinar.
  • ImageGuide Registry Data repository supporting research, policy, and quality improvement initiatives in nuclear cardiology, aligned with lab accreditation and ABIM Maintenance of Certification.
  • Pre-conference Symposium: Mastering F-18 Myocardial Perfusion Imaging Protocols and Interpretation 3-hour live CME/CE pre-conference symposium covering F-18 myocardial perfusion imaging protocol optimization, quantification of myocardial blood flow, exercise perfusion PET, and billing/reimbursement.

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Eight partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

  • Bracco DiagnosticscoreGTM or Marketing PartnerBracco supports ASNC through the Industry Portal, providing educational content and business resources for cardiac PET imaging programs. Bracco offers flexible options including mobile isotope services, reimbursement support, and business case tools for members implementing cardiac PET programs.
  • GE HealthCarecoreGTM or Marketing PartnerGE HealthCare partners through ASNC's Industry Portal promoting Flyrcado (F-18 flurpiridaz) PET myocardial perfusion imaging. Supports member education on cardiac PET technologies with comprehensive on-board support and the Flyrcado Forward program for training and implementation.
  • IBA RadioPharma SolutionscoreGTM or Marketing PartnerIBA is the world leader in PET & SPECT cyclotrons with 350+ installations globally. Partners with ASNC to promote cardiac PET imaging and 13N-Ammonia production through the Akuracy system, providing educational content on PET advantages and quantitative myocardial blood flow assessment.
  • IonetixminorGTM or Marketing PartnerIonetix participates in ASNC's Industry Portal providing cardiac PET imaging solutions and resources for members.
  • Upbeat Cardiology SolutionsminorGTM or Marketing PartnerUpbeat Cardiology Solutions offers cardiac PET/CT implementation services for private practice and hospital-based offices, supporting labs with lower investment, streamlined state applications, and staffing to supply management through ASNC's Industry Portal.
  • ACR (American College of Radiology)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerASNC and ACR have a complex relationship involving both collaboration and policy disagreement. Both societies lobby on radiology-related legislation including the ROOT Act for appropriate use criteria mandates. ASNC opposes ACR-backed AUC mandates while collaborating on broader imaging quality issues.
  • BridgeBiominorStrategic or Co-development PartnerBridgeBio provides an unrestricted educational grant supporting ASNC's Cardiac Amyloidosis for Community Cardiologists webinar series (June 2026), designed for community-based healthcare providers.
  • GE HealthCare (Pre-conference Symposium)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerGE HealthCare provides an unrestricted educational grant supporting the pre-conference symposium on F-18 Myocardial Perfusion Imaging Protocols at ASNC2026, covering protocol optimization, quantification of myocardial blood flow, and billing/reimbursement.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights6 records

American Society of Nuclear Cardiology competitors and assessment

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Direct peers

  • Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI): SNMMI is the closest direct peer to ASNC: a US-based professional society covering nuclear medicine and molecular imaging, including nuclear cardiology. Both societies publish peer-reviewed journals, run annual meetings, offer CME programming, and engage in federal advocacy, but SNMMI's scope spans all of nuclear medicine whereas ASNC is exclusively focused on the cardiac subspecialty.
  • European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM): EANM is ASNC's primary international peer, serving nuclear medicine professionals across Europe with comparable journals, congresses, and educational programming. ASNC has explicitly partnered with EANM to co-host the Avijit Lahiri Young Investigator Awards Competition at ICNC2026, evidencing direct peer overlap and collaboration.

Broad incumbents

  • American College of Cardiology (ACC): ACC is the broad incumbent US cardiology society with overlapping CME, clinical guidelines, advocacy, and Annual Scientific Session programming. ASNC competes with ACC for member attention and conference attendance, while ACC also encompasses nuclear cardiology as one of many imaging modalities within cardiology.
  • American Heart Association (AHA): AHA is a large US cardiovascular society offering scientific sessions (Scientific Sessions), journals, guidelines, and CME relevant to cardiologists. AHA competes for member mindshare, journal submissions, and advocacy influence, though it covers all cardiovascular science rather than specializing in nuclear imaging.
  • American College of Radiology (ACR): ACR is the US radiology society that overlaps with ASNC on cardiac imaging policy, AUC mandates, and lobbying (including the contested ROOT Act). ACR's broader imaging scope competes with ASNC for guideline authority and member attention among imaging-focused physicians.

Emerging players

  • Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography (SCCT): SCCT is a subspecialty society focused on cardiac CT that competes for the same imaging cardiologist audience and represents a competing modality. ASNC's PET push implicitly positions against CCTA growth that SCCT represents, making SCCT both a peer and a strategic counterweight.
  • American Society of Echocardiography (ASE): ASE is a cardiovascular imaging subspecialty society serving echocardiographers and cardiac imagers. Like ASNC, ASE offers CME, annual meetings, and journals, and competes for the same cardiologist and imaging specialist audience whose modality preference determines ASNC's addressable market.
  • Heart Rhythm Society (HRS): HRS is a US cardiology subspecialty society (electrophysiology) with comparable scale, educational portfolio, and advocacy footprint. While focused on a different cardiology niche, HRS competes for the same hospital-system, fellow, and CME budget that ASNC depends on, making it a relevant peer in member recruitment and industry sponsorship.
  • Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI): SCAI is a subspecialty interventional cardiology society with annual meetings, CME programming, and clinical guidelines comparable in scope and structure to ASNC. SCAI competes for interventional and general cardiologists' attention and sponsorship dollars, making it a comparable peer in operating model even though the clinical focus differs.

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  • Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC): IAC is the leading accreditor for nuclear cardiology, echocardiography, vascular imaging, and other diagnostic testing facilities. IAC is an adjacent ecosystem participant rather than a direct competitor; ASNC provides members accreditation preparation and ImageGuide Registry participation that complement IAC accreditation, making IAC a closely related peer in the nuclear cardiology value chain.

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Frequently asked questions about American Society of Nuclear Cardiology

What does American Society of Nuclear Cardiology do?

ASNC is the professional medical society for nuclear cardiology, delivering accredited education (annual scientific session, board exam prep, webinars), the peer-reviewed Journal of Nuclear Cardiology (JNC), evidence-based clinical guidelines and practice points, a Cardiac PET Launch Kit, advocacy on Capitol Hill, and research grants and awards. Membership tiers (Physician/Scientist, Trainee/Emeritus, Technologist, International) provide CME/CE access, JNC subscription, and member-only resources.

Is American Society of Nuclear Cardiology a public or private company?

American Society of Nuclear Cardiology is a private company. It is classified as nonprofit foundation owned and is currently operating.

When was American Society of Nuclear Cardiology founded?

American Society of Nuclear Cardiology was founded in 1993. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is American Society of Nuclear Cardiology based?

American Society of Nuclear Cardiology is headquartered in Fairfax, United States, in the North America region.

How does American Society of Nuclear Cardiology make money?

Three revenue lines are on record. Membership Dues are the primary driver. The others are educational Programs and Conferences and publications and Resources.

Who are American Society of Nuclear Cardiology's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI) and European Association of Nuclear Medicine (EANM). Broad incumbents are American College of Cardiology (ACC), American Heart Association (AHA) and American College of Radiology (ACR). Emerging players are Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography (SCCT), American Society of Echocardiography (ASE), Heart Rhythm Society (HRS) and Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI). Intersocietal Accreditation Commission (IAC) is listed as an others.

Does American Society of Nuclear Cardiology have an API?

No public API is recorded for American Society of Nuclear Cardiology.

What industry is American Society of Nuclear Cardiology in?

American Society of Nuclear Cardiology's product category is Professional Medical Society — Nuclear Cardiology. Its primary akta.pro industry code is EDAGANAJ, Healthcare & Clinical Professional Development (CME/CE), with a secondary code of EDADACAF, Continuing Education (CE/CPD) & Provider Accreditation Bodies. Its NAICS code is 611430 and its SIC code is 8200.

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EIN PresswireInvesting in Innovation: American Society of Nuclear Cardiology Announces Recipients of New Research GrantsASNC announced its inaugural Discover and Clinical Research Grants, awarding $125,000 total. Diana M. López received $75,000 for a PET vs CCTA study, while Bruno Lima and Aakash Shanbhag each received $25,000 for SPECT and AI-based PET research. The awardees will be recognized at ASNC2026 in Las Vegas.Radiology BusinessSociety of Interventional Radiology announces support for bill that would cut $700M in Medicare costsThe Society of Interventional Radiology announced on May 28 its support for the Radiology Outpatient Ordering Transmission (ROOT) Act, proposed legislation requiring physicians ordering advanced diagnostic imaging to first consult appropriate-use criteria. The bill, introduced last year in both the House and Senate (S. 1692/H.R. 5737), is projected to save Medicare up to $700 million annually by reducing wasteful and unnecessary scans. The announcement comes amid division among physician specialties, with the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology previously urging opposition over concerns about criteria for heart imaging.Radiology BusinessImaging societies clash over bill to require that docs consult appropriate-use criteriaTwo U.S. medical societies—the American College of Radiology and the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology—are clashing over the Radiology Outpatient Ordering Transmission (ROOT) Act, proposed legislation that would mandate physicians to consult appropriate-use criteria before ordering advanced imaging exams. The ACR is actively lobbying for the bill, with its CEO testifying before Congress that implementation would save the federal government $2 billion and Medicare beneficiaries another $1.5 billion over 10 years. The ASNC is urging opposition, arguing the mandate would add administrative burden, increase costs, and potentially undermine physicians' ability to use cardiology-developed appropriate-use criteria.tctmd.comYear in Review: Reimbursement, Funding Cuts Mark Top Policy & Practice NewsThe article reviews major policy and practice developments affecting cardiology in 2025, including Trump administration funding cuts for federal scientific agencies, the Department of Health and Human Services' reversal on the Women's Health Initiative study, and CMS proposing cuts for the 2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule that could result in up to 9% reimbursement hits for heart failure care. The American Board of Medical Specialties refused to approve the American Board of Cardiovascular Medicine as a new certifying body, while the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology launched a campaign opposing proposed 57% reimbursement cuts for pyrophosphate/amyloid imaging. Some positive developments included CMS approval of ablation procedures for atrial fibrillation in ambulatory surgical centers and a new ambulatory specialty model for heart failure effective in 2027.Cardiovascular BusinessASNC lobbies Congress to curb prior authorization, oppose AUC mandates and embrace payment reformA delegation of 14 members from the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology lobbied Congress in June to reduce prior authorization burdens, oppose appropriate use criteria mandates, and push for Medicare payment reform. The group highlighted the 2.83% cut to physician payments starting in January 2025 and noted that physician payments have declined 33% when adjusted for inflation over the past 25 years. Congressional leaders indicated that H.R. 1 includes payments adjusted to 75% of the Medicare economic index for 2026, though advocates argue this is a temporary fix rather than a long-term solution.DAICNew Expert Consensus Outlines Strategies to Improve Myocardial Perfusion Imaging in WomenThe American Society of Nuclear Cardiology published an updated consensus statement on stress myocardial perfusion imaging in women for stable ischemic heart disease. It recommends using imaging as a gatekeeper, selecting appropriate patients, reducing radiation doses, and leveraging technology for female biology. The document aims to improve care patterns and clinical outcomes for women requiring stress imaging.GlobeNewswirePositron to Host Cardiac PET Symposium at American Society of Nuclear Cardiology Annual Meeting; Renowned Cardiac Expert Dr. K. Lance Gould to be Keynote SpeakerPositron Corporation will host a cardiac PET symposium at the ASNC annual meeting in Philadelphia on September 25, with Dr. K. Lance Gould as keynote speaker. His lecture covers quantitative myocardial perfusion imaging and absolute coronary flow reserve, and the company plans to release a new quantitative workstation based on this paradigm.