Our Professional Advisory Groups (PAGs) help shape UK practice across all areas of intensive care, and help us better understand the areas which need our support. They are the mechanism through which the views and expertise of each profession are represented at Council.
All our PAG members are members of the Society who have been elected by their peers, and they are responsible for:
- Providing advice and expertise in matters relating to their profession to our Council, through the Professional Affairs Division
- Promoting and supporting the work of the Society
- Electing their group’s chair and deputy chair to represent them on our Council
All eligible members are eligible to nominate for our PAGs, which also provide a clear pathway through to membership of our Council. If you’re not currently a member of the Society, but are interested in your PAG, you can find out more here.
Our Professional Advisory Groups* are:
- Advanced Practitioners in Critical Care
- Allied Health Professionals
- Consultant Intensivists
- Nurses
- Pharmacists
- Physiotherapists
- Specialty Doctors
- Trainees
* These are the PAGs allowed for in the Society’s Written Resolutions.