How do you learn critical care?
High-quality online education for today’s critical care professionals.
Evidence-based
Education
CME
Accredited
Do you feel like your critical care training is missing something?
It’s not just you. We hear it every day from PAs, NPs, house staff, nurses—they’re dropped into the ICU and expected to learn the job. But how?
Immersion
You show up and figure it out. And eventually, you do. But…
The only things you learn by immersion are the essentials. You learn how to get through your day… talk to patients, make some calls, write some notes.
You Don’t Learn How Or Why
You see some things, and learn some things. But you don’t learn how or why.
You’re missing the didactics. The core principles. Someone to tell you, “This is what diseases look like and this is how we treat them.” And you never learn what you don’t see. You turn into a mere technician.
Most ICUs Aren’t Equipped
Unfortunately, most ICUs aren’t equipped to offer a strong didactic curriculum. It requires passionate educators, a committed system, and an institution that cares about more than just your labor.
That’s where we come in
We’ve spent the past 15 years teaching medicine online using blogs, videos, social media, and our popular podcast Critical Care Scenarios (now with >300 episodes and hundreds of thousands of downloads).
With that experience, we built the Intensive Care Academy. Inside, you’ll find:
50 hours of HD video
A growing library of >50 hours of studio-quality HD videos, teaching everything from sepsis to central lines
50 subscriber-only podcast feeds
Over 30 hours of continuing medical education credits.
30+ CME credits
Three subscriber-only podcast feeds, including ways to view or listen to lessons on-the-go.
Live Q & A sessions
Live Q & A sessions with the instructors
Lession materials
Lesson notes, outlines, and references.
Build for all ICUS
MICU, SICU, neuro, CCU, CTICU and beyond
Whether you work in the MICU, SICU, neurosciences unit, CCU, CTICU, or beyond, there’s no better way to expand your training. Click below to check it out.
Thanks
Brandon Oto, PA-C, FCCM
