The Faculty Team

James became the Associate Director of Faculties in June 2020. He has a dual role, with 60% of his time dedicated to the FICM and 40% to overseeing the Faculty of Pain Medicine. James was the Head of Research at the Royal College of Anaesthetists, managing various programmes including the Centre for Perioperative Care (CPOC), the Perioperative Quality Improvement Programme (PQIP), the National Emergency Laparotomy Audit (NELA), the National Audit Projects (NAPs), the National Institute of Academic Anaesthesia (NIAA) and its Health Services Research Centre (HSRC). Prior to this James worked for the Faculties team in a managerial capacity and was a member of the department when FICM was founded in 2010. 

Areas of work:

• Executive / Board and their related work

• Strategy and policy

• Projects

• Finance

• Media

Contact: jgoodwin@ficm.ac.uk

Anna has worked for the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine and the Faculty of Pain Medicine since 2011 after previously working within Fitness to Practise for the General Osteopathic Council. Anna works Mondays to Thursdays. 

Areas of Work

• FICM Board and its related work

• Management of Education and Events

• Management of member engagement

Contact: aripley@ficm.ac.uk

Emmy joined the department in 2017 after previously working for Health Education England.

Areas of work

• Management of Professional Affairs and Safety Committee and its related work

contact: ekato-clarke@ficm.ac.uk

Natalie joined the department in June 2018 from the RCoA, where she has worked since 2012, undertaking a variety of roles in the Clinical Quality and Research Directorate.

Areas of work

• Management of ICM training and education (assessments, curriculum, paediatric ICM, e-Portfolio)

• Management of ICM Careers, Recruitment and Workforce 

Contact: nbell@ficm.ac.uk

Esma joined the department in March 2023 from the RCoA, where she worked for five years, undertaking a variety of roles within the Lifelong Learning and Clinical Quality team. 

Areas of work:

• Management of ICM and PM Training and Examinations, including curricula, LLP and CESR.
• Management of ICM and PM Careers, Recruitment and Workforce

Contact: edoganguzel@rcoa.ac.uk

Susan joined the department in 2014 after previously working for a training simulation company in Bedford. Susan works Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays.

Areas of work: 

• Careers, Recruitment & Workforce Committee and its related work (national recruitment, workforce census and engagements, careers)

• Quality of training

• Advanced Critical Care Practitioners

• Pharmacist Sub-Committee

Contact: shall@ficm.ac.uk

Dawn joined the department in 2013 as the administrator for the Faculty of Pain Medicine after previously working for the JRCPTB. She began her current role within the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine in 2015. Dawn works Tuesdays to Fridays. 

Areas of work: 

• Professional Affairs and Safety Committee and its related work (publications, guidelines, professional standards, safety, audit)

• Smaller and Specialist Units

Contact: dtillbrook-evans@ficm.ac.uk

Rohini previously worked for the Faculty as its Training Administrator then went to work for the RCoA in their Global Partnerships Team. She has now returned to us and is responsible for the following work areas:

• All aspects of ICM Training
• FFICM Examinations
• CESR
• ICM RAs and FTs
• FICM LLP

Contact: rmakwana@ficm.ac.uk

Beenal joined the Faculty in 2021 as the Standards Coordinator and has been in her current role since September 2022.

Areas of work:

• Women in Intensive Care Medicine (WICM) 
• Communications (Critical Eye/Trainee Eye, website, Twitter)
• Education Sub-Committee (FICMLearning & e-ICM)
• Events 
• Membership enquiries

Contact: btailor@ficm.ac.uk
 

Claudia joined the Faculty in 2023 and has previously worked in cultural events management. Her working days are Tuesday & Wednesday, and Thursday morning.

Areas of work:

• Events
• Communications
• Membership 

Contact: cott@ficm.ac.uk