Correlative Imaging Council

The Correlative Imaging Council provides a structure in which clinicians and scientists can develop and disseminate information on the medical and physiological applications of various imaging modalities as they correlate to nuclear medicine.

Mission Statement

  • The Correlative Imaging Council exists within the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging with the aim to:
  • Establish and maintain an organization of members with an interest in correlative imaging and clinical practice for the purpose of providing a forum and a mechanism, whereby relevant basic science and clinical practice information may be discussed and disseminated.
  • Provide a mechanism for the promotion and encouragement of correlative imaging and clinical practice research and development.
  • Provide a source of information relating to correlative imaging and clinical practice affairs to the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging.
  • Nurture new members
  • Provide outreach to other profes-sionals and organizations.

Join the Council

Council membership is voluntary. Society members are eligible for council membership, and can belong to as many councils as they wish. The Correlative Imaging Council dues are $20.00.

CIC Governance

The Society recognizes the need for sub-specialty interests/expertise within the field of nuclear medicine and moleuclar imaging. Councils provide the expertise, professional networking and educational programs for nuclear medicine professionals in respective areas and serve as a resource for development and implementatin of Society policies.

Council membership is voluntary. Councils adhere to Society Bylaws and policies, while operating under its own Operating Procedures, as approved by the House of Delegates, and its own business plan and budget, as approved by the SNMMI Board of Directors.

Awards

Correlative Imaging Council Walter Wolf Young Investigator Award

The 2024 Correlative Imaging Council Walter Wolf Young Investigator Award Winner is Joe Baal for his abstract titled: “Clinical Impact of Sigma-1 Receptor PET/MRI on Complex Regional Pain Syndrome Management.”

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Barry Siegel Lectureship Award

The Correlative Imaging Council Barry Siegel Lectureship Award honors an individual who has made groundbreaking and consistent educational contributions to correlative imaging and to the SNMMI and CIC. The initial 2019 award was presented to Dr Barry Siegel for his outstanding contributions to correlative imaging, namely, regarding the National Oncologic PET Registry (NOPR) and its tremendous impact on PET/CT imaging and reimbursement.

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