President
Leadership name
Provides strategic direction, chairs executive meetings, and represents the society in national and international forums.
Leadership
The leadership structure gives members clear points of contact for education, research, events, membership, quality, and external collaboration.
Executive roles
Replace these role placeholders with confirmed names, credentials, photos, and institutional affiliations when the final roster is approved.
President
Provides strategic direction, chairs executive meetings, and represents the society in national and international forums.
Vice President
Supports chapter priorities, committee alignment, and cross-institution participation in society programs.
General Secretary
Coordinates records, meetings, correspondence, member communications, and implementation follow-up.
Treasurer
Oversees budgets, reporting, event finances, and responsible use of society resources.
Education Lead
Guides training calendars, fellows activities, workshops, and case-based learning standards.
Research Lead
Supports registries, abstracts, protocols, publications, and research governance across centers.
Committees
Builds curricula, workshops, fellows sessions, and learning resources.
Reviews abstracts, research proposals, registries, and publication support.
Supports practical quality measures and team-based safety initiatives.
Coordinates annual meetings, faculty communication, and scientific programming.
Develops member onboarding, renewals, benefits, and regional engagement.
Aligns external relationships with education, ethics, transparency, and patient benefit.
Governance cycle
Each committee prepares an annual plan, shares progress with the executive body, and invites members to contribute through defined projects and events.
Members can express interest in education, research, quality, conference, and collaboration workstreams through the secretariat.