Physical description
Dr Felicity Hawker trained in both anaesthesia and intensive care. She has contributed at every level of education and training in intensive care medicine, and served on numerous committees. She was the last dean of the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine and the first dean of the Joint Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine, having been instrumental in bringing together these two separate training programs, a union which has ultimately to lead to the College of Intensive Care Medicine which formed in 2008.
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- Dr Felicity Hawker Dr Felicity Hawker trained in both anaesthesia and intensive care. She worked at the Royal Prince Alfred in Sydney before moving to Melbourne to become the Director of Intensive Care at Cabrini Hospital. She has contributed at every level of education and training in intensive care medicine, and served on numerous committees. She was the last dean of the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine and the first dean of the Joint Faculty, having been instrumental in bringing together these two separate training programs, a union which was ultimately to lead to the College of Intensive Care Medicine which formed in 2008. In this, the 25th year of the College of Anaesthetists, we’re honoured to be able to interview a doctor who was instrumental in the evolution of intensive care medicine.
