View recorded content on your own schedule, 24 hours a day/7 days a week, for FREE. IAC On Demand is simple and easy to use; just choose the topic you wish to learn more about, sit back and listen. The IAC now offers recorded webcasts for both credit and no credit. The webcasts offered for credit can be found under the tab below, Accreditation Webcasts. Additional free webcasts recorded from recently offered, live clinical topic webinars, can be accessed under the tab below, Special Topic Webcasts.
Overview
Accreditation Webcasts
Special Topic Webcasts
CME / CE Credit is Now Available!
To access On Demand Webcasts for Credit through the IAC Webinar Portal:
- Select the tab above Accreditation Webcasts or Special Topic Webcasts.
- Click the Watch Webcast button for the webcast of your choice. A new window will then open in the IAC Webinar Portal.
- Click the green Access Free Content button on the right to continue. If you are already logged in you will access the recorded webcast and you can begin watching for CME / CE credit.
- If you are not logged you will access the login page. Login with your IAC Webinar Portal account information to access the webcast.
- If you do not already have an IAC Webinar Portal account, you will need to create one before you can continue. Complete the information in the Create a New Account form on the right and click the green Create Account button at the bottom of the form to generate your IAC Webinar Portal account. You can then begin watching IAC webcasts for CME / CE credit.
Note: This account is for IAC webinars only. This platform is not associated with your Online Accreditation account. Do not try to login using that username and password.
Need help logging in or creating an account? For assistance, please contact webinars@intersocietal.org.
Accreditation/Reaccreditation On Demand Webcasts
The following webcasts offer general content about each of the IAC accreditation processes. They are recordings created from live broadcasts and include helpful question and answer sessions. As CME / CE credit is provided to participants of these On Demand webcasts, accessing the content through the IAC Webinar Portal is required.
IAC Vascular Testing: Reaccreditation Simplified
Presented by Marge Hutchisson, BS, RVT, RDCS, RPhS, IAC Vascular Testing - Director of Accreditation.
IAC Vascular Interventional: Accreditation Simplified
Presented by Laura Humphries, BS, RVT, RPhS, IAC Vascular Interventional - Director of Accreditation.
IAC Adult Echocardiography: Reaccreditation Simplified
Presented by Katherine Gibson, RDCS, IAC Echocardiography - Director of Accreditation.
IAC Pediatric and Congenital Echocardiography: Reaccreditation Simplified
Presented by Katherine Gibson, RDCS, IAC Echocardiography - Director of Accreditation.
IAC Nuclear/PET: Reaccreditation Simplified
Presented by Wesley Folds, BS, CNMT, NCT, IAC Interim Director of Accreditation – Nuclear/PET
IAC MRI: Accreditation Simplified
Presented by Darlene K. Humphreys, IAC MRI - Director of Accreditation.
IAC CT: Accreditation Simplified
Presented by Nancy Davis, RT(R)(M)(CT), IAC CT - Director of Accreditation
IAC Cardiac Electrophysiology: Accreditation Simplified
Presented by Frank Vermeiren, MS, RT (R)(CV), RDCS, Director of Accreditation – Cardiac Electrophysiology
IAC Cardiovascular Catheterization: Accreditation Simplified
Presented by Frank Vermeiren, MS, RT (R)(CV), RDCS, Director of Accreditation – Cardiovascular Catheterization
Special Topic On Demand Webcasts
The following webcasts offer special topic content, with guest presenters. They are recordings created from live broadcasts and include helpful question and answer sessions.
For courses offering no CME: Open access to the webcasts is provided via IAC YouTube. Simply click on the ‘Watch Webcast’ link to access the content; entry through the IAC Webinar Portal is not required.
For courses offering CME: Click on the Overview tab for information on logging into the IAC Webinar Portal.
All IAC
Imaging In Aortopathy: Marfan and Loeys-Dietz Syndromes
Presented by Harry C. Dietz, MD and Catherine Kashmer, PA-C, this webinar is designed to: discuss aortic anatomy; discuss aortic imaging modalities; review images of aorta by echocardiogram, MRA and CTA; discuss measurements of the aorta; provide current imaging recommendations and provide current recommendations for aortic surgery.
Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders (WRMSD)
Beyond Awareness: Strategies to Prevent Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders in Cardiac and Vascular Sonographers
Presented by Ashlee M. Davis, ACS, RDCS, RCCS, BSMI, FASE, this webcast is designed to: describe the prevalence and impact of WRMSDs in cardiac and vascular sonographers; identify the primary occupational risk factors contributing to WRMSDs; discuss current evidence and best practices in ergonomic principles applied to echocardiography and vascular sonography; and to teach attendees how to apply practical, actionable strategies for reducing WRMSD risk in clinical environments.
Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders: How Can We Reduce the Impact?
Presented by Charlotte Henningsen, MS, RT(R), RDMS, RVT, FSDMS, FAIUM, this webcast is designed to: discuss the impact of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSD); implement a collaborative approach to define mitigation strategies focused on reducing WRMSD; and describe ergonomic principles that reduce the physical and cognitive load.
Ergonomics in Ultrasound: Basics, Policies and Best Practices
Presented by Alicia Armour, MA, ACS, RDCS, FASE, this webinar will focus on the practical components and application of an ergonomics policy for ultrasound. We also will discuss work-related musculoskeletal disorders, ways to address and minimize them, as well as mechanisms to prevent and reduce injury.
Perception, Prevention and Protection: Vascular Ultrasound and Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders
Presented by Jean White-Melendez, RVT, RPhS, FSVU, this webcast will discuss WRMSD in the vascular lab setting and demonstrate step-by-step corrective and preventative measures to incorporate into your daily routine, thereby minimizing the risk of injury.
Ergonomics: Reducing Work-Related Musculoskeletal Disorders in Cardiac and Vascular Ultrasound
Presented by Alicia Armour, MA, ACS, RDCS, FASE and Jean White-Melendez, RVT, RPhS, FSVU, this webcast will teach participants to: Understand the components of an ergonomics policy; identify sources of work-related musculoskeletal disorders (WRMSD) in the workplace; understand ways to minimize WRMSD in the workplace; and identify best practices to reduce WRMSD.
Vascular & Vein Center
IAC Carotid Stenosis Diagnostic Criteria: A Discussion with Dr. Heather Gornik
Presented by Heather Gornik, MD, RVT, RPVI, this webcast is designed to: review recommended diagnostic criteria for carotid artery stenosis recommended by IAC; teach the rationale for developing and supporting these criteria; examine the science behind the IAC carotid stenosis criteria recommendation; and discuss the implementation of a new criteria in your lab and lessons learned from prior labs.
Pelvic Venous Disorders: Gonadal Vein Insufficiency
Presented by Michael Grant, RDMS, RVT, RPhS, this webinar is designed to teach viewers to: identify and document a diseased gonadal vein; recognize pelvic vein anatomy; understand gonadal vein insufficiency and the pathophysiology behind it; and appreciate signs and symptoms of the lower extremity that suggest a more proximal source of disease.
Introduction to Vascular Interventional
Presented by Laura Humphries, BS, RVT, RPhS, Director of Accreditation - Vascular Interventional, this webcast is designed to: provide a brief history of IAC accreditation; review application requirements for Vascular Interventional accreditation; discuss the IAC application process; and recognize the importance of a quality improvement program.
Unlocking the Power of Venous Ultrasound and Intervention in Deep Venous Thrombosis
Presented by Alexander Misono, MD, MBA, RPVI, this webcast is designed to: describe clinical implications of deep venous thrombosis in its acute and chronic stages; review the role of venous ultrasound in the identification, characterization, and management of patients with DVT; identify unmet needs and opportunities for improvement; and explain indications and rationale for interventional treatment as well as expected outcomes.
Quality and Safety in OBL and ASC Settings for Vascular Intervention
Presented by Srinivas Rao, MD and Carl Fastabend, MD, this webcast is designed to: provide a general overview of the accreditation process; discuss who should apply and the benefits of accreditation and explain how accreditation improves quality and safety.
Credentialing: Burden or Boost?
Presented by Leah Jolly, MS, RVT, RPhS, this webcast is designed to: define credentialing; recognize the benefits of credentials; discuss barriers to obtaining and maintaining credentials and identify risks of not being credentialed.
Sterile Technique and Medication Management in the Vein Center
Presented by Katherine Hays, DNP, ACNP-BC, FSV, Jessy Farris, MHS, RVT, RPhS and Laura Humphries, BS, RVT, RPhS, Director of Accreditation- Vein Center, this webinar is designed to: discuss sterile technique and medication management / identification; identify the role of the vascular technologist in maintaining sterility and discuss safety issues identified at the IAC site visit.
Echocardiography
Echo Evaluation of the Right Heart in Pulmonary Hypertension: Updates from the 2025 ASE Guidelines
Presented by Monica Mukherjee, MD, MPH, FAHA, FACC, FASE and Kenneth Ridley, RDCS, FASE, this webinar is designed to: summarize the World Symposium on Pulmonary Hypertension (WSPH) classification system and the role of echocardiography across PH subgroups; describe standardized echocardiographic approaches to assess right heart size and function; explain the mechanical and hemodynamic adaptations of the right heart in PH; identify key echocardiographic features characteristic of each WSPH group, including morphologic, functional, and Doppler-based parameters; and demonstrate the clinical utility of echocardiography in the diagnosis, risk stratification, and therapeutic monitoring of patients with suspected or established pulmonary hypertension.
ASE Guidelines and IAC Standards for Quality in the Echo Lab
Presented by Katherine Gibson, RDCS, this webcast will: discuss Quality Improvement (QI) methodology in the United States; discuss the American Society of Echocardiography (ASE) Guidelines for QI in the echocardiography laboratory; describe requirements for a QI program in an IAC-accredited echocardiography facility; and offer tips on how to implement best practices for a successful, continuous, patient-centered QI program.
IAC & ASE Present: Fundamentals of Echo Artifacts
Presented by William J. Lauer, MD, this webinar is designed to teach participants to: understand physics of sound waves and fundamentals of Echocardiography imaging; describe and explain reasons behind many common Echo artifacts and understand how to work around them.
Nuclear/PET
Nuclear Cardiology Lab Modernization and Novel Applications
Presented by Renee Bullock-Palmer, MD, FACC, FAHA, FASNC, FASE, FSCCT and Jamieson Bourque, MD, MHS, this webcast will: identify the latest technology available to improve accuracy of SPECT-MPI studies; describe the implications of hybrid MPI imaging on lab accreditation; recognize the use of PET MPI for myocardial blood flow assessment and define the role of cardiac PET beyond MPI and MBF assessment in inflammation and infection imaging interpretation.
Design and Management of QC Procedures for SPECT and PET Equipment
Presented by Jennifer Stickel, PhD, this webinar is designed to: discuss the differences between quality assurance (QA) and quality control (QC); explain QC requirements for SPECT and PET equipment; and describe the impact of QC failures on image quality.
MRI
Low-Field Cardiovascular MRI
Presented by Matthew Tong, DO, this webcast is designed to: understand the basics of low-field cardiovascular magnetic resonance (CMR) sequences; identify pros and cons of low-field CMR and recognize innovative clinical applications for low-field CMR. Q&A features special guest Orlando Simonetti, PhD.
CT
Novel Applications in Cardiac CT
Presented by Manish Motwani, MB ChB, PhD, and Omar Khalique, MD, FACC, FASE, FSCCT, FSCMR, FSCAI, this webcast is designed to teach participants to: understand the latest photon count CT technology and its applications in cardiac CTA; outline the ability of cardiac CT to analyze coronary plaque beyond degree of stenosis; understand the novel applications of artificial intelligence in cardiac CT and define the role of artificial intelligence to improve accuracy and efficiency of cardiac CT interpretation.
IAC & ASRT Present: Introduction to Radiation Safety for CT
Presented by Robert Pizzutiello, MS, FAAPM, FACR, FACMP, this webinar is designed to: help personnel understand the concepts and terminology pertinent to radiation safety; provide techniques to reduce personnel and patient exposure; and help personnel to answer radiation safety questions from patients.
Cardiac Electrophysiology & Cardiovascular Catheterization
Advancing Staff Experience in Cardiac EP
Presented by Walid Saliba, MD, FHRS (moderator); Thabet Alsheikh, MD, FHRS; Geordie Baker, MHA, RCES, CEPS, FACVP, FHRS; Amy Leiserowitz, RN, CCDS, FHRS; and Nate Manning, BSN, MA, this webinar is designed to: discuss the development of uniform training for Cardiac Electrophysiology staff; cover how labs can standardize processes; discuss how continuous education and improvement of staff and lab are monitored and cover how this approach improves professional culture. This webinar is a joint presentation of IAC and Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI).
Introduction to Device Clinic Accreditation
Presented by Frank Vermeiren, MS, RT (R)(CV), RDCS, Director of Accreditation - IAC Cardiac Electrophysiology, this webinar will teach participants to: relate current IAC Standards and Guidelines to the practice of in-clinic and remote monitoring, data management, reporting and best practices within the device clinic; recognize requirements for a Quality Improvement (QI) program and explain the role of accreditation for device clinics.