Attestations

To maintain your certification, you must regularly verify your interventional cardiology practice by submitting an attestation form or completing a procedural log. This ensures ongoing compliance with clinical competency standards and supports the Maintenance of Certification (MOC) process.

Procedural Requirement

You must submit an electronic Form Attesting Interventional Cardiology Practice verifying your performance as primary operator, co-operator or supervisor of 100 interventional procedures during the two-year documentation period, which is consistent with the ACCF/AHA/SCAI 2013 Update of the Clinical Competence Statement on Coronary Artery Interventional Procedures.

If you are unable to meet this requirement, you may complete the Procedural Log which would allow you to attest to 25 consecutive procedures, including outcomes, completed as primary operator as a pathway to completing the MOC procedural attestation requirement.

Acceptable Procedures	Unacceptable Procedures
Interventional coronary procedures (PCI)	Diagnostic coronary procedures (FFR/IFR, IVUS, OCT)
Interventional peripheral procedures (PVI)	Diagnostic peripheral procedures
Interventional valvular procedures (TAVR)	Structural procedures (left atrial occlusion, right heart cath, biopsy)

Procedural Requirement Due Dates

In general, the Form Attesting Interventional Cardiology Practice is due every five years.

The form becomes available on your MOC Status Report in January of the year that it is due.

The documentation period begins July 1 two years prior to the attestation form becoming due.

If your certificate expired in 2018 or earlier: Your form is due by your certificate expiration date. It will be due again every five years thereafter.
If your certificate expires 2019 or later: Your form was due by 12/31/18. It will be due again every five years thereafter.
If you earned your initial certificate 2013 or later: Your form is due five years after initial certification. It will be due again every five years thereafter.