Please read the disclaimer on Personal Data Privacy before applying.
National Associations
Any National Association - member or not of the ESC - representing private-practice cardiologists in Europe or in a Mediterranean country, may join the Council for Cardiology Practice. Applications must be addressed to the European Society of Cardiology*.
Individual Membership
Any board-certified cardiologist:
- who does not belong to a national association or to a national council for Cardiology Practice affiliated to a National Society,
- but who has a specific interest in the field of cardiology
may apply to become a member of the Council for Cardiology Practice on an individual basis by submitting a brief (one-page) curriculum vitae including relevant references, and by filling in the Council application form.
Applications must be addressed to the European Heart House*.
A paid-up member of the Council for Cardiology Practice is a de facto member of the ESC with access to membership advantages.
The Council represents around 5,000 cardiologists working either in private practice or in out-patient clinics. Currently, the following countries are represented in the Council for Cardiology Practice:
National Association | Country | Since |
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Professional Association of Belgian Cardiologists | Belgium |
2001 |
Collège National des Cardiologues Français | France |
2001 |
Bundesverband Niedergelassener Kardiologen (BNK) | Germany |
2001 |
Collegio Federativo di Cardiologia (CFC) | Italy |
2001 |
Swiss Council for Cardiology Practice | Switzerland |
2005 |
PrivatPraktiserende Kardiologers Forum (PPKF) | Norway |
2006 |
Association of Private Cardiologists of the Czech Republic | Czech Republic |
2006 |
Hellenic Association of Private Cardiologists | Greece |
2011 |
National Societies represented in the Council for Cardiology Practice |
Since |
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Spanish Society of Cardiology (Seccion de Cardiologia Clinica) |
2001 |
Portuguese Society of Cardiology |
2006 |
Cyprus Society of Cardiology | 2014 |
Romanian Society of Cardiology | 2015 |
Personal Data Privacy
The information collected is subject to a computerised process to record, evaluate and track your grant application. The recipients of the data are:
- The staff in charge of processing Council grant applications and, where a grant is awarded, the staff in charge of paying the grant monies.
- Persons to whom the request will be sent for review and evaluation.
In accordance with the law N°78-17 of January 6, 1978, amended in 2004, relating to the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data, you have a right to access and rectify information concerning you, which you can exercise by contacting:
Data Privacy - Customer Services
European Society of Cardiology
2035 Route des Colles
CS 80179 BIOT
06903 SOPHIA ANTIPOLIS CEDEX
FRANCE
You can also, for legitimate reasons, oppose the processing of data about you.