Careers & Workforce

The ICM workforce is an essential part of any acute hospital

It is not possible to run safe and effective acute care services without a fully functioning intensive care service. Intensive care is an acute environment, with multiple factors that risk the wellbeing of its staff, including fast-paced life and death decisions.

ICUs cannot undertake their vital work without an adequate and engaged workforce. Find out below how you can and why you should join this growing workforce, either as a doctor or a practitioner.

ICM Recruitment

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Careers Hub
Find information on ICM as a specialty, recruitment, career stories and, for established intensivists, resources for planning a careers evening
Recruitment
Recruitment
National recruitment to the ICM training programme
Workforce
Workforce
As ICM grows as a specialty it is important that accurate workforce data is available so that the specialty can plan for future
ACCP video
ACCPs
ACCPs are clinical professionals that form part of the multidisciplinary critical care team
UKCPA
Pharmacy
Critical Care Pharmacists are essential to the safe and effective running of critical care services
Critical Staffing LISTING
Critical Staffing
The Critical Staffing series brings together recognised and practical best practice frameworks on staffing

Interested in a career in ICM?
Read some stories of those working in the specialty.

Career Stories

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Training, Curricula & Assessment
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Intensive Care Medicine accepts trainees from the multiple core training programmes
For Patients
Information on the patient journey through intensive care