BCIS AHP Annual Conference

BCIS AHP Annual Conference

Monday 13 – Tuesday 14 July 2026 | Birmingham Conference & Events Centre (BCEC)
Come to learn, share and participate in the largest dedicated meeting for nurses and allied professionals in the UK!

Monday 13 – Tuesday 14 July 2026 | Birmingham Conference & Events Centre (BCEC)

Come to learn, share and participate in the largest dedicated meeting for nurses and allied professionals in the UK!

The BCIS AHP Annual Conference features hands-on sessions and TWO streams of education: Core and Advanced.

Core is ideal for those with less than 12 months cath lab experience, while Advanced is suited to those with more than 12 months cath lab experience.

Whether you’re a newcomer, or experienced cath lab staff, the expanded meeting is designed for every member of the team, covering numerous topics relating to safe and effective practice.

The AHP Working Group and BCIS have developed this course specifically for YOU.

Who is this conference aimed at? The conference is ideal for cardiac physiologists, nurses and radiographers.

The course is exclusive to BCIS members. For details on joining BCIS, click here.

Inaugural BCIS ICI Accreditation Exam

Inaugural BCIS ICI Accreditation Exam

Registration is now closed

The British Cardiovascular Intervention Society (BCIS) is proud to announce the launch of the BCIS ICI Accreditation — the first formal assessment of its kind dedicated exclusively to Intracoronary Imaging (ICI).

International clinical guidelines increasingly emphasise the pivotal role of Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS) and Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) in contemporary PCI practice. This prestigious new accreditation establishes a nationally recognised benchmark, enabling consultants, trainees, and AHPs to formally demonstrate their specialist knowledge and interpretative expertise in these essential imaging modalities.

The BCIS ICI Accreditation is delivered as an image-based, 1-hour online MCQ examination, sat at a predetermined date and time. Successful candidates will gain objective assurance of their ability to interpret complex intracoronary imaging data to optimise procedural outcomes — reassurance valued by colleagues, healthcare organisations, and interview panels alike.

Beyond strengthening your professional CV, this accreditation aims to promote a consistent, high standard of knowledge and clinical assurance in intracoronary imaging across the UK.


Inaugural sitting
Thursday 5 March 2026, 19:00–20:00 hours
(Registration is now closed)

Fees
BCIS members: £50
Non-BCIS members: £200

Please note that the examination must be taken on a laptop or desktop computer with a strong, reliable internet connection.

Candidates will be notified of their result immediately after completion. Certificates will be available upon successful completion of the examination. Those who do not pass will be able to retake the examination at the next scheduled sitting.

There are no eligibility restrictions.

For any queries, please contact bcis@millbrookconferences.co.uk

BCIS NICOR TAVI Webinar

BCIS NICOR TAVI Webinar

Tuesday 25 November 2025 | 17:00 – 18:00 | Webinar
Speakers include: Prof. Dan Blackman, Prof. David Hildick-Smith

BCIS Education Forum — DCB Angioplasty in Practice: Latest Evidence and Case Examples

BCIS Education Forum — DCB Angioplasty in Practice: Latest Evidence and Case Examples

The BCIS Education Forum webinar — DCB Angioplasty in Practice: Latest Evidence and Case Examples

Tuesday 9 December, 19:00 – 20:00.

Speaker: Tim Bagnall  |   Supervisor: David Hildick-Smith

 

Topics:

  • Evidence update: SELUTION Trial
  • Preparing the vessel
  • What dissections can be left?