LeaP 3
Our leadership programme has been designed specifically for intensive care. By drawing on a wealth of experience from executive and senior leaders across the NHS and wider industry, our eight sessions have been built to nurture and enhance ICU leaders.We have 25 places available, so start your application today and get ready to develop your leadership skills, help staff to thrive and enhance your knowledge and understanding of collaborative and multi-professional working.
Why attend LeaP
What our leadership programme includes:
Eight modules (full details of the modules outline down below)
Authentic leadership
Leadership during times of uncertainty
Multi-professional working
Emotional intelligence
Complexity of people and systems under pressure
The voice of intensive care within the wider system
Full four day State of the Art Congress ticket (which includes module 4 on day one)
360 degree leadership assessment
1:1 leadership coaching sessions
Intensive Care Society accredited certificate on completion of the course
Upon completion you will be invited to join the LeaP alumni, giving you access to a network of likeminded professionals
Who is eligible
We welcome applications from intensive care professionals with a range of diverse personal and professional experience and backgrounds to apply.
We have worked with our Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Working Group to ensure that we have built a programme that provides equal opportunities for all those who are working in intensive care.
Our application shortlisting process is conducted blind to ensure there is no bias in our decision making.
We also understand that for some of our community, having access and funding to such courses can be limited if not unobtainable. Such issues were further highlighted in our recent Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Report – Towards an Inclusive Future .
Recognising these barriers, we are offering opportunities for individuals who fall into this category to access one of our two fully funded places.
Cost
£2,995
We encourage delegates to scope our funding options from their employer including accessing hospital charity funds, if unable to self fund before submitting an application.
We have drafted a letter of support to help with these conversations.
This has not only helped shape my role as a leader, but it has given me a significant amount of skills that I hope to keep improving on throughout my leadership journey. I have enjoyed what I have learnt, and this support has been paramount in my learning.
Key dates
15 January 2024 - Applications close
February 2024 - Successful candidates informed
20 March 2024 - Leap3 starts - In-person
17 - 20 June 2024 - Module 4 and SOA24 Congress in Liverpool - in-person
March - November 2024 -Course duration (face-to-face and virtual learning)
7 November 2024 - Leap3 ends - In-person
Modules
Topic
How to be an authentic leader
When
20 March 2024
Where
In person. Intensive Care Society HQ, 7-9 Breams Buildings, London, EC4A 1DT
Topic
Leading through uncertainty
When
17 April 2024
Where
Online - Full day
Topic
Leading Successful Projects and Innovation in Healthcare
When
15 May 2024
Where
Online - Half day
Topic
Development of self
Leading for inclusion
When
17-20 June 2024
Where
SOA24 Congress, ACC Liverpool
Topic
Know yourself: compassionate leadership, and how to be an emotionally intelligent leader
When
24 July 2024
Where
Online - Full day
Topic
NHS funding and the development of successful business cases
When
17 September 2024
Where
Online - Full day
Topic
Leading for patient care
Leading a sustainable ICU
When
9 October 2024
Where
Online - Half day
Topic
Systems Leadership
End of course Service Improvement
When
6-7 November 2024
Where
In person. Intensive Care Society HQ, 7-9 Breams Buildings, London, EC4A 1DT
Contact us
If you have any questions about the leadership programme or application, please contact: learning@ics.ac.uk .
