Anaesthetics and Critical Care Society

As the name suggests, our focus revolves around anaesthetics and critical care. Both anaesthetics and critical care are very rarely touched upon throughout most of medical school. We, therefore, aim to: - Introduce the roles of an anaesthetist (general and various specialties) and the components of a multi-disciplinary critical care team. - Teach basic clinical skills around anaesthetics and critical care. - Provide information about the career paths into anaesthetics and critical care. There are no costs associated with this society. Like us on our facebook page to be the first to know about our monthly events!

Welcome to the Anaesthetics and Critical Care Society (SSOACC) page. Whether you are an aspiring intensivist, a wannabe dermatologist or have no idea where you will end up, our society can help you get there and make you feel more comfortable around the sick patient. 

 

Collectively, we feel we do not get enough training in the management of the unwell patient throughout medical school, and we will all need to, so our society is here to help. 

 

All years are welcome and all years will benefit no matter your background. 

 

Our aims:

  • Make you feel more confident in managing the deteriorating patient with use of sim cases and A-E assessments
  • Help with clinical skills
  • Understand the training pathways and what life is like in critical care
  • Provide certificates to help you boost your portfolio

 

The society is completely free so sign up to our mailing list to hear about our events:

https://forms.gle/89oMa8xDv4wvNNZj9

 

Follow our social media (Facebook, Instagram) for weekly MCQs and we will post events here too.

 

We look forward to seeing you all soon!

The Committee

All clubs and societies within the Students' Union are run entirely by students. The student committee for Anaesthetics and Critical Care Society this year are:

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