American Institute for Radiologic

“On january 27, 2021, the organization's board of directors approved to dissolve airp. All airp assets and liabilities transfered to acr effective july 1, 2021. The organization filed articles of dissolution on may 26, 2021.”

“The sole member of the organization is the american college of radiology (acr). The board of directors shall consist of the chair of the acr board of chancellors, who shall serve as the chair of the board of directors, the acr secretary-treasurer, who shall serve as the secretary-treasurer of the corporation, the acr education commission chair, and at least three (3), but no more than six (6) other individuals who shall be appointed as directors by the chair of the acr board of chancellors.”

“SEE LINE 6.”

“In accordance with the audit committee charter approved by the board of chancellors, the 990 is reviewed by the audit committee prior to filing with the irs, as well as by the chief financial officer and controller.”

“The board of airp has voted to follow the conflict of interest policy of its related organization, acr. Acr's process for monitoring proposed or ongoing transactions for conflicts of interest and dealing with actual, potential or perceived conflicts is guided by policy jointly sponsored by the board of chancellors and acr council, and approved by the acr council. Under this policy, all acr "interested persons" must complete a coi questionnaire annually and update it as necessary. Interested persons are defined as any officer, chancellor, councilor, alternate councilor, member of an acr commission, committee or task force, persons responsible for public or private research activities related to acr, annual meeting attendee, or any other person serving in an official acr capacity. Management of potential conflicts of interest are handled by acr's vice president, legal and chief compliance officer. Failure to comply with acr's policy may result in disciplinary action up to and including removal from acr service. Noncompliance includes failure to disclose, in good faith, an accurate and complete questionnaire, timely reporting of any changes to a previously submitted questionnaire, or failure to comply with a management plan. Acr staff, including key employees, are bound by a separate but similar policy requiring disclosures of interests that could give rise to a conflict.”

“Compensation of certain senior management positions, including the ceo, cfo, and other key employees are subject to review and approval by the executive committee of the board of chancellors. Under the compensation policy, there are requirements established for decision maker impartiality, review of comparability data, and documented substantiation of decisions. This process was last undertaken for each such person in 2021.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements available to the public upon request for the same period of disclosure as set forth in section 6104(d).”

“Board members are not compensated and hours reflect time provided as a volunteer. Hours reflected for staff are the standard hours per week and not actual hours worked.”

“Airp does not have its own employees. Services are performed by employees of a related organization, the american college of radiology. Payroll is processed through the american college of radiology. Airp reimburses the american college of radiology for labor costs (including salaries, taxes, and benefits) associated with activities of the airp. The total number of employees reported includes employees that work at least part time on activities of the airp.”

“Professional service expense: program service expenses 962,753. Management and general expenses 0. Fundraising expenses 0. Total expenses 962,753.”

“Net asset transfer to american college of radiology 361,638.”