
CCAM Essentials is a half-day course specifically designed to fulfil the College of Intensive Care Medicine Specialist High Level Requirement for Airway Management, which CICM Fellows must complete every 3 years.
The course will also be credentialled as an ANZCA CICO Emergency response activity and as ACEM Procedural Skills Training.
CCAM Essentials will also act as a refresher for senior clinicians from any speciality who have attended the CCAM course, who are returning to work after a period of absence, or who are taking on a new role with increased airway management responsibilities.
CCAM Essentials is therefore only open to Fellows (Consultants or Post-Fellowship Trainees) of any of the medical colleges.
Please note that CCAM Essentials does NOT fulfil the criteria for Advanced Airway Skills Face-to-Face Training (required to gain the CICM Fellowship – please attend the full CCAM course for this purpose.
CCAM Essentials is a practical, hands-on course, consisting of interactive sessions, skills stations and high-fidelity simulated scenarios with expert faculty.
Continuing Professional Development

Specialist High Level Requirement – Airway Management (required by FCICMs every 3 years)
CPD (Educational Activities) – 6 hours

CICO Emergency Response activity – ER-26-CICO-021
CPD (Knowledge and Skills) – 6 hours

Essential Emergency Medicine Procedural skills:
A1-7, A9, B1, B3, S1, S4-6 – application pending
CPD (Educational Activities) – 6 hours – application pending
CCAM Essentials is a not-for-profit course.
COURSE HANDBOOK
You will be required to complete e-learning modules before attending CCAM Essentials.
The module content is also provided here for your reference at any time (click on the icons below).
Testimonials
“Great to have a head each at every station to maximise exposure”
“Ticked the box for CICM requirement – but really learnt a lot too – great course – thanks!”
“I actully really enjoyed doing the e-learning modules, which I think is a first for me!”
“Course was spot on – thanks”
“I didn’t want to think about what I would do in a CICO situation – the course removed my inertia to think about it and just do it!”
