AHP Working Group Appointments

AHP Working Group Appointments

11th February 2021

Dear Members,

I am delighted to announce the appointment of the following members to the Allied Health Care Professionals WG:

Ben LaFevre, Howie Ellis and Lauren MacPhee-Leech.

On behalf of BCIS, and Dougie Muir (Chair, AHP) I’d like to congratulate the successful candidates and thank all those who applied for their continued interest in BCIS.

Please look out for future calls for committee membership.

With very best wishes,

Clare Appleby

BCIS Honorary Secretary

AHP Group Committee Member Positions

AHP Group Committee Member Positions

7th November 2020

APPLICATIONS ARE NOW CLOSED

APPLICATIONS FOR THE AHP GROUP COMMITTEE POSITIONS ARE NOW CLOSED. 

 

Dear BCIS member,

We would like to invite expressions of interest from BCIS members keen to have a role in the continued development of our Society by contributing to the work of the AHP Group.

Allied Health Professional Group Committee Member (3 posts)

We are looking for dedicated, enthusiastic and experienced allied health professionals to join the Group and play a key role in its various activities including: organisation of the BCIS AHP Summer Meeting; ACI – AHP sessions. You can find out more details about the Allied Health Professionals Group on the BCIS website where there is a dedicated AHP area.

Person Specification

  • Qualifications: Relevant professional qualification for discipline.
  • Experience: Relevant experience in interventional cardiology practice. As a guide, indicative experience of eight years post qualification with at least five years working within interventional cardiology desirable. Minimum of two years at senior level.
  • Other: an interest in teaching and education is essential with an expected commitment to take part in sessions during the AHP Summer meeting and ACI. Experience of delivering talks / leading teaching sessions is desirable.

We are looking for enthusiastic members who have novel ideas to develop the goals of the AHP group and BCIS for the future.

Application

Application is by self-nomination, with reference to the person specification above. A supporting statement from the candidate, no more than 1 side of A4, which specifically addresses their suitability for the role must accompany self-nomination in order for the application to be valid.

Feel free to pass on details to other AHP colleagues who may be interested. If your colleague(s) is not currently a member of BCIS, they would be very welcome to join. Click here for further details. Membership of BCIS is required for the posts.

These applications will be scored by a panel consisting of the AHP Chair, currently Dr Douglas Muir, together with other members of BCIS Council. Successful candidates will be chosen based upon the best scores.

Informal enquiries are welcome – please contact any member of the Working Group or alternatively, please contact the Group via bcis@millbrookconferences.co.uk.

Best wishes,

Dougie Muir

Chair, AHP Working Group

BCIS Focus Group on Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrests Survey

BCIS Focus Group on Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrests Survey

29th May 2020

Dear BCIS member,

Interventional cardiologists are the front-line in managing myocardial infarction. As we face an increasingly acute workload, BCIS has formed a Focus Group to address how best to approach the patient following resuscitated Out of Hospital Cardiac Arrest.   We plan to draw information from UK current practice, summarise the published data and hopefully produce some useful guidance in due course.

Our first step is to canvass members’ experiences, and we would ask you to share your current practice by completing the attached survey – it will only take 2-3 minutes and will provide us with a useful, contemporary review of the current approaches across the UK.

Please note this survey is to be completed by BCIS Consultant Members only. 

Best wishes,

Paul Rees & Tom Keeble
On behalf of the BCIS OHCA Focus Group