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Committees > Membership Committee
Membership CommitteeThe Membership Committee of the Society of Critical Care Anesthesiologists (SOCCA) cultivates a dynamic and inclusive membership that reflects the diverse professional backgrounds and interests of the Society. The committee oversees membership outreach, engagement initiatives, and three key subcommittees: Women in Critical Care (WICC), Early Career Intensivists (EC), and Physicians in Private Practice (PPP). SubcommitteesCommittee MembersWomen in Critical Care SubcommitteeThe Women in Critical Care (WICC) Subcommittee supports the academic advancement, professional development, and community-building of women in anesthesiology-based critical care. Modeled after organizations like WICTA and WIA, the group welcomes all who are committed to advancing gender equity in academic medicine. Subcommittee Members Physicians in Private Practice SubcommitteeThe Physicians in Private Practice Subcommittee connects and supports anesthesiologist-intensivists working outside of academic centers. It fosters community through networking opportunities, educational programming, and tailored resources for those navigating the challenges and opportunities of private practice. Subcommittee Members Early Career Intensivists SubcommitteeThe Early Career Intensivists Subcommittee provides support for physicians transitioning from fellowship into their first critical care roles—whether in academic, community, or hybrid settings. The group offers mentorship, peer connection, and resources for career development. Subcommittee Members Student, Resident, and Fellow SubcommitteeThe Student, Resident, and Fellow Subcommittee ensures that SOCCA remains responsive to the needs of trainees at every stage. It creates opportunities for involvement, promotes educational resources, and supports pathways into critical care medicine. Subcommittee Members Mentorship SubcommitteeThe Mentorship Subcommittee oversees SOCCA’s structured mentoring program, matching members across career stages to foster guidance, growth, and longitudinal connection within the critical care anesthesiology community. Subcommittee Members |