The Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine (FICM) can now confirm it is set to become the College of Intensive Care Medicine (CICM) in July 2026
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A practical guide to optimising rotational training in Intensive Care Medicine, helping balance curriculum requirements with the needs and wellbeing of intensivsts in training.
How the Board, Committees and Sub-Committees of the Faculty link together.
We are working towards a date of July 2026 to become an independent College of Intensive Care Medicine
2025 marks the 15th anniversary of FICM. Forming the College of Intensive Care Medicine (CICM) will reflect the identity of intensive care medicine as a distinct and growing specialty
The Faculty provides a suite of activities around service provision standards, guidelines and Clinical Quality advice
The Faculty and the RCoA would like to voice our support for the introduction of new measures to help combat the risks of the Omicron variant
We are pleased to announce that Dr Rosie Worrall, a dual ICM/Anaes trainee from Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, has been successfully elected as our Deputy Trainee Representative
The latest summary of past, current and future work undertaken by your Faculty, aimed at benefiting both you as our members and the wider specialty
Dr Taqua Dahab, a ICM/AIM/GIM trainee from Liverpool University Hospital, has been successfully elected as our Deputy Intensivist in Training Representative