Choosing the Best Critical Care Medicine Specialists in Sydney

Selecting the Best Critical Care Medicine Specialists in Sydney

Critical care medicine has developed high standards and practices for clinical practice, training and research. As a major specialty area in Australia, its members contribute to national planning of critical care resources and standards.

Some of Sydney’s premier Critical Care Medicine Specialists specialize in a wide range of medical conditions and treatments. With years of experience and specialized training under their belts, these doctors are highly qualified to assist you with whatever issue arises.

RPAH Hospital: The Royal Prince Alfred Hospital is one of Sydney’s largest public teaching hospitals, providing tertiary referral services to patients from throughout Sydney and New South Wales. Its friendly, helpful staff strives to provide their patients with the highest quality care.

Westmead Hospital: Situated in Sydney’s bustling CBD, Westmead Hospital is a world-renowned critical care facility that offers expert care to patients from around the world. Their state-of-the-art facilities and experienced team of specialists make them unique.

St Vincent’s Private Hospital: With years of experience treating patients with critical health issues, the team at St Vincent’s Private Hospital is committed to providing their patients with the highest quality medical services and facilities. They offer a variety of options and are continually striving to enhance their facilities and services.

Dr Felicity was raised in Tasmania and completed her medical school training at Melbourne Medical School before embarking on her specialist training journey that took her to Glasgow and Sydney. Since 1985, she has been working in the intensive care field. Prior to moving to Melbourne as Director of Cabrini Hospital’s ICU, she served as Co-director of Royal Prince Alfred Hospital’s ICU. She has a special interest in perioperative and intensive care management, particularly acute kidney injury, respiratory failure and shock. Since the 1990s she has served on committees for every level of intensive care education and training throughout Australia and New Zealand; additionally she serves as Director of Professional Affairs for the College of Intensive Care Medicine (CICM) and teaches on its courses.