About the ICACCST

The Intercollegiate Committee for ACCS Training is the committee responsible for the ACCS training curriculum, the workplace based assessment system and the mechanism for delivery of the ACCS programme. The Committee comprises of three Consultant representatives and one trainee representative from each of the constituent specialties, as well as a Lead Dean and a lay representative.

 

Lead ICACCST Contacts

  • Dan

    Dr Dan Becker

    I am a consultant in Emergency Medicine at the Royal Derby Hospital and hold local and regional roles in Emergency Preparedness.

    Following a stint as College Tutor for EM I was the ACCS and EM ST3 TPD for the East Midlands (North) for ten years. From 2015 I sat on the ICACCST as the EM TPD representative and since spring 2019 I have co-chaired the committee.

    Over the past few years I have been part of the ACCS Curriculum Review Group and the RCEM Curriculum Subcommittee that developed and launched the ACCS and EM curricula.

    As we move into a phase of curriculum monitoring and assurance I am looking forward to utilising the excellent working relationships between our College/Faculty teams to help further improve the learning experience for the benefit of all our trainees.

  • Dr Pippa Newton

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Trainee Representatives

Our role as ACCS Reps is to be represent ACCS trainees from all regions and specialties and to be the trainee voice in all matters curriculum and its delivery. Please do get in touch with any ideas, comments or concerns! We are proud to represent you and would love to hear from you.

  • Bex Talbutt

    Hi! I'm an ACCS Emergency Medicine ST2 training in West Yorkshire. I'm interested in Major Trauma, professional well-being and mentorship. I am also an ACCS Representative for the EM Trainee Association (EMTA) and sit on the Exams & Education Committee and Training Standards Committee.

  • Charlotte Taylor

    Hi! I’m currently an ACCS Emergency Medicine ST2 trainee working at Addenbrooke’s Hospital in the East of England. I am an EMTA ACCS rep along with Bex and together we sit on the Intercollegiate Committee for Acute Care Common Stem Training as well as RCEM Exams and Education committee meetings. Alongside my clinical work I am studying on a PG Dip in Medical Education at the University of Cambridge and love to talk all things med ed!

  • Tom McClelland

    Hello, I’m Tom - I am an ACCS Anaesthetics CT2 within the London School of Anaesthesia currently at Queen’s Hospital. I’m interested in intensive care medicine and the metabolic changes that occur during critical illness.

  • Sophie Horrocks

    Hello! I’m an ACCS Anaesthetics CT1, training in South East Scotland. Professionally I have keen interests in pre-hospital and mountain medicine, as well as medical education. When I’m not in the hospital I can usually be found on an adventure in the highlands. I am looking forward to serving on The Intercollegiate Committee for ACCS training.

  • Kirsty Brown

    Hello, I am an ACCS-AIM CT3 working in the West of Scotland, currently based at the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow. My clinical interests are Critical Care, Renal and Respiratory. When not in work I can usually be found in my kitchen baking or out exploring the Scottish Highlands.

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