The FCPS Critical Care Medicine Preparation Course is built to take you through all three components of the exam Theory, TOACS, and Clinical/Viva with a single, consistent teaching approach from start to finish.
The full critical care syllabus is covered system-by-system, from acid-base and electrolyte disorders through mechanical ventilation, neurocritical care, sepsis, renal replacement therapy, trauma, ultrasound, and biostatistics. But knowing the material is only part of the exam FCPS also tests how you communicate that knowledge under pressure, in TOACS stations and in front of an examiner during Clinical/Viva. This course is structured around all three demands together, not just the written theory.
Because the entire course is taught by one practicing Adult Critical Care Consultant, you get real bedside reasoning applied to every topic, plus direct, personalized feedback on your viva technique and clinical presentation something generic theory-only courses don’t offer.
Dr. Muhammad Ali is a Consultant in Internal Medicine, Consultant in Critical Care Medicine, and an EDIC (European Diploma in Intensive Care) Consultant with extensive experience in managing critically ill patients across tertiary care and transplant settings.
He currently serves as an Assistant Consultant in Adult Critical Care Medicine at the Organ Transplant Centre of Excellence, King Faisal Specialist Hospital & Research Centre (KFSH&RC), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, a position he has held since 2024. In this role, he provides advanced critical care for complex medical and surgical patients, including organ transplant recipients, while contributing to multidisciplinary patient management, education, and clinical excellence.
Throughout his career, Dr. Ali has developed expertise in internal medicine, intensive care, and evidence-based critical care practices. He is committed to advancing medical education and is passionate about sharing practical, up-to-date clinical knowledge with healthcare professionals.
As a course instructor, Dr. Ali combines strong academic knowledge with real-world clinical experience, offering learners practical insights into the diagnosis, management, and critical care of complex patients.
