RCSI Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Society

Applications are now open for positions on our Committee for the next academic year. No prior experience necessary, just some interest and enthusiasm. To see the available roles and apply, go to https://forms.gle/BBoPx4W5WcsY8qz28.

Applications are due before the start of our AGM, which takes place this coming Monday May 24th at 7pm on MS Teams (all details of which can be found at https://fb.me/e/LtbYL3Fb).

If you have an interest in anaesthesia or intensive care then get involved with the RCSI Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Society for our 2021/22 session. Getting involved is a great way to learn more about the specialties, meet other students with similar interests, meet faculty who work/perform research in these areas and boost your CV.

Voting for Committee positions will take place at our AGM. You must be a member of RCSI AICS prior to the start of the AGM in order to vote and/or run for a Committee position. You can join for free at studentlife.rcsi.com/society/aics.
If you are unable to attend the AGM, you can absolutely still apply for the Committee. Please just let us know on your application or via DM/email.

Please feel free to message us with any questions. Thanks!

RCSI Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Society Committee Applications 2021/22 Hello and thanks for your interest in becoming a Committee member with RCSI AICS. The following are the available positions for the 2021/22 session: President Vice President/Secretary Treasurer Education Officer x2 Communications Officer x2 Events Officer x2 General Committee Member x2 Eligibility:....

Want to get involved with RCSI Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Society for the 2021/2022 academic year?

Committee applications are now open.
Click the link to see available roles and apply: https://forms.gle/PAwxmCgj5ZCG849g9

Voting for roles will take place at our virtual AGM on Monday May 24th at 7pm. See event for MS Teams link.

You must be a member of the Society to be a candidate and must attend the AGM if you wish to vote - go to studentlife.rcsi.com/society/aics to make sure that you are a member.

RCSI Anaesthesia & Intensive Care Society Committee Applications 2021/22 Hello and thanks for your interest in becoming a Committee member with RCSI AICS. The following are the available positions for the 2021/22 session: President Vice President/Secretary Treasurer Education Officer x2 Communications Officer x2 Events Officer x2 General Committee Member x2 To be eligibl...

Hi all! This week’s Topic of the Week is on uses of ultrasound in an anaesthesia and ICU setting - make sure to check it out!

Topic of the Week: Uses of Ultrasound in Anaesthesia/ICU Hi everyone! Welcome back to AICS Topic of the Week newsletter! This week we will be delving into the uses of ultrasound in anaesthesia and in the ICU. Ultrasound (US) - waves are high frequency sound waves. They can be bounced off tissues by using a special ultrasound probe. The echoes are then c.....

Hi all! This week’s TOTW is on the surgical safety checklist - click the link below to check it out!

Topic of the Week: Surgical Safety Checklist Hi everyone, Welcome back to the AICS Topic of the Week. This week we are highlighting the World Health Organisation’s surgical safety checklist which was developed in order to reduce adverse events and improve communication in surgery. Since implementation, the surgical checklist has significantl...

Hi everyone! We’re back with our Topic of the Week newsletters! Our first topic of 2021 is invasive ventilation - click the link below to read more about it!

https://mailchi.mp/58957d9d845b/topic-of-the-week-non-invasive-vent-9466452

Hi everyone, this week's Topic of the Week is out! This week we will be having a look at non-invasive ventilation.
Click below to learn more:
https://mailchi.mp/21248084dee1/topic-of-the-week-non-invasive-vent

Hi everyone! This week's AICS Topic of the Week is Oxygen Delivery Devices. Click the link below to learn more!

Topic of the Week: Oxygen Delivery Devices Oxygen therapy. It’s one of those topics that’s clearly hugely important and very common on the wards but often not emphasized in medical school. For simplicity, we’ll try to avoid getting bogged down in the physiology but hopefully after reading this you’ll have a basic understanding of the...