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FICM Women in Intensive Care medicine network

WICM are a group of intensive care doctors working together across the UK to promote medicine as a career choice, irrespective of gender. WICM are a sub-committee of the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine, working with the Careers, Recruitment and Workforce Committee (FICMCRW).

Find out more on the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine Website 

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