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Frequently Asked Questions
Who can join?
Which membership category should I choose?
career stage.
Regular Member
A physician, scientist or industry (community) member who satisfies the requirements of good character and who has demonstrated an interest in cardiovascular magnetic resonance. All regular members have the right to hold office.
Technologist / Allied Health Member
Technologists and allied health professionals with direct experience in the field are welcome as members having the right to vote and to hold office, providing that dues are paid and current.
Trainee Member
Physicians in training, doctoral candidates and post-doctoral fellows who are receiving training, experience or competence in cardiovascular magnetic resonance. Trainee members are eligible for up to 4 years and must provide a letter of verification of active training from their institution yearly for approval. Trainee members may advance to full membership upon completion of training and application to the Society. Trainee members may vote and serve on committees.
How are dues determined?
To ensure the correct dues are displayed at checkout, please make sure your country of residence/practice is included in your Personal Profile.
If your country or region is not listed in the World Bank database, please contact [email protected] for assistance. SCMR reserves the right to verify submitted information.
When does my membership expire?
Please Note:
SCMR membership runs on a calendar year basis and is effective January 1 through December 31.
- Applications submitted between January 1 and August 31 are effective through the current calendar year and will expire on December 31 of the current year.
- Applications submitted after August 31 and before December 31 are effective through the following calendar year and will expire on December 31 of the following year.
- Membership applications may be submitted year-round.
- Benefits begin immediately upon joining.
- Membership dues renewals are invoiced in September for the following year’s dues.
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Can I join if I am not ready to become a member?
Guest Registration
To access online courses, a non-SCMR member must first register as a guest. Guests do not receive any of the SCMR Member Benefits.
What if I have another question?
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Hear What Other Members Are Saying About SCMR
“As an imaging scientist, I appreciate the opportunities provided by the SCMR to meet and interact with cardiologist and radiologists. These connections help me to better understand how my research can fit into clinical practice and develop new ideas to solve open challenges. I especially enjoy attending the Annual Meeting, which is an excellent forum to present my work and learn about new cardiac MR methods and applications.”
Nicole Seiberlich, PhD
Professor of Radiology and Internal Medicine
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI, USA
“As a cardiologist involved in CMR, I have found the SCMR meetings to be the premier venue for dissemination of advances in the field. I enjoy the fact that the meeting has a great balance for both research and clinical specialists. I most enjoy SCMR meeting app which makes it very easy to navigate the meeting.”
Dipan J. Shah, MD, FSCMR
Professor, Weill Cornell Medical College
Director, Cardiovascular Imaging Institute
Houston, TX, USA
“I value my membership in the SCMR because of the opportunities to stay abreast of the latest developments in CMR and the opportunities to network with colleagues performing CMR from all over the world. The annual meeting is a wonderful opportunity to review routine and new CMR techniques and learn about the impact of CMR on clinical care of patients with cardiovascular disease. As an academic radiologist whose research focus is CMR, having the costs of publishing in JCMR waived is invaluable.”
Christopher J. François, MD, FSCMR
Professor of Radiology
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, MN, USA
“SCMR has assisted me at every stage of my career thus far. SCMR.org was my main resource for applying to advanced imaging fellowships. Since then it has remained invaluable for both scientific knowledge and for practice management material as I have moved from academic medicine to private practice cardiology. But I most value SCMR for the community at the Annual Meetings, where I can learn, share, revitalize my curiosity, and reconnect with friends.”
Joel Robert Wilson, MD FSCMR
MD2 Physicians
Bellevue, WA, USA

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