
ACR Committee on Ethics and Conflict of Interest

About the Volunteer Position
Position:ACR Member-at-Large; ARP Member-at-Large; Fellow-in-Training
Opportunity Type:Committee
Time Commitment:~ 0-3 Hours per month
Term:12/1/2026–11/30/2029
Application Deadline:June 1, 2026
Application Open Soon
Opportunity Overview
The ACR Committee on Ethics and Conflict of Interest has the following open positions. All positions are hybrid (both virtual and in-person activities expected of the volunteer).
- ACR Member-at-Large (2)
- ARP Member-at-Large (1)
- Fellow-in-Training (1)
Eligibility
Please review the volunteer eligibility guidelines based on your member type and industry involvement before submitting a volunteer application.
Volunteer Eligibility Guidelines >
Committee Description
The Committee on Ethics and Conflict of Interest shall concern itself with reviewing and making recommendations regarding the ethics and professionalism of the College, its officers, directors, and members; shall address and respond to questions of conflict of interest; shall be responsible for reviewing and, from time to time, proposing modifications to the Code of Ethics and Disclosure Policy and Statement; shall review charges alleging professional misconduct by members; shall respond to requests from the Board of Directors for guidance and recommendations on matters involving ethics and conflict of interest; shall, from time to time, develop information to educate the membership concerning the Code of Ethics and conflict of interest issues and shall organize and establish subcommittees and task forces as the Committee deems necessary or appropriate to carry out its objectives, subject to the approval of the Board of Directors or the Executive Committee and the Executive Vice President.
Responsibilities
- Attend virtual meetings of the committee (at least two times per year, could be quarterly, with additional ad hoc meetings organized to address any specific issues brought to the committee by the ACR Executive Committee or Board of Directors).
- Review ethics and conflict of interest policies and documents of the College and provide recommendations for revisions as requested by the ACR Board of Directors.
- Respond to requests from the Board of Directors for guidance and recommendations on matters involving ethics and conflict of interest.
- Review and make recommendations regarding the ethics and professionalism of the College, its officers, directors, and members as requested by the Board of Directors.
The ACR staff is responsible for the administration and project management of all initiatives and programs.
Recommended Qualifications
The ACR Committee on Ethics and Conflict of Interest welcomes all interested volunteers.
Interested participants for this committee should have knowledge or experience in one or more of the following areas:
- Interest in ethical issues and conflict of interest inquiries
- Experience with medical ethics
- A practice perspective
