WELCOME TO
MIDLAND INTENSIVE CARE
Midland Intensive Care was founded in 2013. Our aim is to ensure patients treated in the private healthcare sector have access to first class intensive care facilities that meet or exceed the standards of care set out by the Intensive Care Society. We provide Consultant intensivists, advise on clinical standards and competencies, support nursing and middle grade intensive care staff and sit on the Medical Advisory Committees of the hospitals we support.
SERVICES WE PROVIDE
Intensive Care Medicine
Midland Intensive Care provides Consultant intensivists 24 hours a day, 365 days a year for both elective and emergent patients requiring treatment in intensive care. Our expertise spans all the major specialties including cardiothoracic surgery, oncology, and general medicine. All our Consultants are Fellows of the Faculty of Intensive Care Medicine and have years of teaching hospital experience working in the intensive care environment.
We work with the BMI Priory Hospital in Edgbaston which has a 6-bedded intensive care unit and with the Spire Parkway Hospital in Solihull which has a 4-bedded facility.
ANAESTHESIA FOR COMPLEX SURGICAL CASES
Midland Intensive Care offers a perioperative anaesthetic service for high-risk or complex surgical cases. This includes pre-operative assessment and contribution to multi-disciplinary team discussions, invasive intra-operative monitoring, a transoesophageal echocardiography service, and postoperative critical care and ward management.
WHO WE ARE

Dr David Green
MB ChB FRCA FFICM MBADavid is a Consultant intensivist and anaesthetist specialising in the management of complex surgical patients undergoing cardiac, thoracic, general, plastic and oncology procedures. He left the NHS in 2016 after 15 years’ service as a consultant in cardiac anaesthesia and critical care medicine.
He is interested in management and business operations and finished his MBA studies at Warwick Business School last year. Outside medicine he spends his free time playing trumpet and piano and running.

Dr Mark Wilkes
MB ChB FRCA FFICMMark has been practising as a Consultant in cardiac anaesthesia and critical care medicine for over 20 years. His specific area of expertise is in the perioperative management of complex cardiac surgical patients including complex aortic surgery.

Dr Steffen Kroll
FRCA FFICMSteffen studied Medicine at Martin Luther University Halle in former East Germany. He finished his training in Germany, qualifying as a doctor in 1992. After working in anaesthetics, intensive care and emergency medicine/ pre-hospital care he gained his qualification as a Medical Specialist in Anaesthetics and Intensive Care in 2000.
Steffen moved to Birmingham in 2005 and took up a post at Queen Elizabeth Hospital as a consultant in anaesthetics and intensive care. His main interests are in the management of trauma and burns patients and neurosurgical intensive care.
Steffen is also an anaesthetist specialising in trauma, orthopaedics, burns and plastics.

Dr Anna Dennis
BSc MBBS FRCA FFICMAnna graduated from Imperial College and went on to train in anaesthesia and critical care medicine in London and Birmingham. She has been a Consultant at Heart of England Foundation Trust since 2013. Her specialist interests include anaesthesia in the non-theatre environment and point of care ultrasound in critical care.

Dr Arumugam Jagadeeswaran
MBBS FRCA FFICM EDICJag was appointed as a Consultant in anaesthesia and intensive care at the Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust in 2009.
He has a specific interest in teaching and training and is an EDIC examiner and Faculty Tutor for Intensive Care Medicine. He provides anaesthesia for orthopaedic, gynaecology, plastic and colorectal surgery.

Dr Neil Crooks
BSc MRCP FRCA FCARCSI EDIC FFICMNeil studied medicine at St Mary's Hospital Medical School. He trained in medicine, intensive care and anaesthesia in London, Edinburgh and Birmingham. He is a Consultant at Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust and his specialist interest is the aeromedical transfer of critical care patients.

Dr Robert O’Brien
MB ChB FRCA FFICM EDICRob studied medicine at University of Birmingham Medical School. He spent ten years training in Anaesthesia and Intensive care medicine within the Midlands. He was appointed to a Consultant position in Anaesthesia and Intensive Care in 2011. He subsequently has held several positions in medical management, serving as Clinical Director of Critical Care for over 3 years.
Rob delivers anaesthesia for a wide range of surgical procedures including major colorectal and urological surgeries. He is also proficient at regional anaesthesia and a wide range of sedation techniques.

Dr Nitin Arora
MBBS FRCPE FRCA FFICM DICMNitin has been a Consultant in Intensive Care & Anaesthesia at the Heart of England NHS Trust since 2012.
Nitin’s specialist interests include ultrasound in critical care, ARDS, intensive care delirium & follow-up, and anaesthesia for orthopaedic & gynaecological procedures.
Nitin is also interested in Free Online Medical Education, and is a member of the Intensive Care Society Social Media committee as well as the FICM Careers, Recruitment & Workforce committee.

Dr Hozefa Ebrahim
MB ChB FRCA FFICMHozefa is a Consultant in anaesthesia and intensive care medicine, based primarily at the Heart of England Foundation Trust. He specialises in vascular surgery, facial reconstruction, bariatric surgery and regional anaesthesia. He has experience in managing a wide range of intensive care patients. His passion includes the peri-operative management of elective surgical patients; specifically the use of CPET and cardiac output monitoring.
Hozefa is a keen educationalist and is the College Tutor for the East Birmingham Hospitals. He has written a number of anaesthetic textbooks aimed at candidates preparing for the Fellowship of the Royal College of Anaesthetists. He is an avid teacher with a specific interest in physics.