"On Demand Potpouri Discussion" with William P. Shutze, MD, FACS which could include any or all of the following:

• How to get involved with SVS service
• Selecting the correct practice situation
• financial advice for the young vascular surgeon
• Identifying and Understanding institutional agendas

More about Dr. Shutze: After being raised in Florida Dr. Shutze attended the Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore where he earned his medical degree at Baylor College of Medicine in 1984, did his general surgery residency at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, and then completed the vascular surgery fellowship at Baylor University Medical Center in Dallas, Texas. Following that he entered private practice in Dallas in 1991 and co-founded Texas Vascular Associates in 1997 with 5 other vascular surgeons. Their group has grown to include 16 vascular surgeons and 2 Advanced Nurse practitioners serving 19 hospitals in 6 counites in the greater Dallas metropolitan area.

Dr. Shutze's board certification is in Vascular Surgery, General Surgery and Surgical Critical Care. He served as the Vascular Surgery Fellowship program director from 2013-2015. Since then, his principal site of service has been at The Heart Hospital Plano where he is Co-Director of the Aortic Program. From the community setting he has been able to author or co-author over 90 peer reviewed publications and almost 100 presentations on diverse vascular surgery conditions. He has been the local P.I. or sub P.I. for over 20 multi-center investigational trials.

He has served the SVS in various positions including the:

• Community Practice Committee 2015-1018 (Chair 2017-2018)
• Credentialing for Vascular Surgery Guidelines Writing Group 2018
• APM Task Force 2017-2019
• Clinical Practice Council 2017-present (Chair 2018-present)
• Mentor Match ad hoc Development working Group 2018
• Executive Board 2017-2018, 2019-2021
• Strategic Board of Directors 2017-2022
• Foundation Board of Directors 2017-2022
• Work Force and Valuation Task Forces 2018-2020
• Representative to the ACP Consultation Work group 2019-2020
• "Vascular Spectacular Gala" Host Committee 2019, 2021
• Mentor 2019- present
• SOOVC member 2019 - present
• Vascular Center Verification and Quality Improvement Program Vascular Standards Committee 2018-2020.
• Foundation VISTA task force 2020-present
• Policy and Advocacy Council 2020-2021
• Population Health Task Force 2021
• Payment Reform Task Force 2021- present
• Co-chair ACS/SVS Vascular Center Verification and Quality Improvement Program

His favorite accomplishments thus far has been developing the Mentor Match program and the Community Practice Section.

Session time and location to be determined by Dr. Shutze and winner.