Allison Droddy, ACS, RDCS, RT(R) Awarded FASE Designation by ASE

The American Society of Echocardiography (ASE) recently recognized The Texas Heart Institute Center for Cardiovascular Care’s Advanced Cardiac Sonographer Allison Droddy, ACS, RDCS, RT(R) in the field of cardiovascular ultrasound with its prestigious FASE designation.

The FASE designation, which stands for Fellow of the American Society of Echocardiography, is awarded to individuals who have demonstrated exceptional skills, knowledge, and expertise in cardiovascular ultrasound. These practitioners have proven themselves to be true experts in their field, making significant professional contributions that have advanced the practice of cardiovascular ultrasound.

“Allison Droddy’s achievements and contributions make her a deserving recipient of the FASE designation. With her diverse skill set and extensive knowledge, she has consistently demonstrated excellence in her work as a cardiovascular ultrasound sonographer. Her dedication and commitment to this field have benefited her patients and contributed to the advancement of cardiovascular ultrasound,” said Dr. Stephanie Coulter.

ASE is an international society for cardiovascular ultrasound professionals and the largest global organization for cardiovascular ultrasound imaging. It serves a wide range of professionals, including physicians, sonographers, nurses, veterinarians, and scientists. As the leading advocate and authority in the field, ASE sets practice standards and guidelines and is indispensable for developing new cardiovascular ultrasound technology and applications.

The ASE provides its members with valuable educational resources and opportunities, ensuring they stay updated with the latest advancements and best practices in cardiovascular ultrasound. ASE also serves as a platform for networking and collaboration, connecting professionals from around the globe. It’s mission is to advance cardiovascular ultrasound and improve lives through excellence in education, research, innovation, advocacy, and service to the profession and the public. The organization has established itself as the world’s leading voice in its field.

As the field of cardiovascular ultrasound continues to grow and evolve, ASE plays a pivotal role in shaping the future of this specialty and ensures that practitioners have the necessary resources and support to deliver the highest quality care to their patients.

“Allison Droddy’s FASE designation is a testament to her dedication and expertise in cardiovascular ultrasound. Her contributions to the field align with ASE’s mission and core values, making her an exemplary member of the cardiovascular ultrasound community. With professionals like Allison at the helm, the future of this field looks promising. The ASE will undoubtedly continue to advance cardiovascular ultrasound for the betterment of patient care,” said Keri Sprung, Vice President for Education and Director of the Texas Heart Institute’s Center for Women’s Heart & Vascular Health where Allison earned some of her training hours.