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Your support is more important than ever. Help SCCT maintain the programs that benefit you. 

For 20 years, SCCT has advanced our understanding of cardiovascular computed tomography and helped us improve patient care. For years to come, we will continue that tradition. 

Make a contribution to SCCT to help fund research, programs, services and more. The Society continues its efforts to grow the field and position cardiac CT/coronary CTA as a cost-effective technology with significant benefit to patients. All donations are appreciated and assist the Society in maintaining financial security.

SCCT is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. Your contribution is U.S. tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. 


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Carr-Greenland Trainee Support Fund » Donate Online 

Join J. Jeffrey Carr, MD, MSCCT, Pamela Carr and Phillip Greenland, MD, SCCT in offering trainees subsidized membership and educational opportunities. Through this fund fellows and residents are able to join SCCT at a discounted rate of $40 for their first year. To offset this cost, SCCT will also supply these trainees with $40 dollars toward an educational product of their choice.

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Chinnaiyan Catalyst Award for Women's CV Health Research » Donate Online 

Although cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in women in North American and Europe, women continue to be underrepresented in cardiovascular research. SCCT Chinnaiyan Catalyst Award for Women's Cardiovascular Health Research seeks to address this disparity by providing recognition, visibility and seed funding for research projects that highlight and improve gaps in our understanding of cardiac and vascular physiology, specifically in women, incorporating CCTA imaging.

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