South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Chief Executive. Philip Astle, will take up the role on 1 September, replacing Dr Fionna Moore, who has acted up as CEO on an interim basis since the departure of Daren Mochrie. Philip joins SECAmb from South Central Ambulance Service where he is currently Chief Operating Officer. Dr Mo
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Chief Executive. Philip Astle, will take up the role on 1 September, replacing Dr Fionna Moore, who has acted up as CEO on an interim basis since the departure of Daren Mochrie. Philip joins SECAmb from South Central Ambulance Service where he is currently Chief Operating Officer. Dr Mo
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Chief Executive. Philip Astle, will take up the role on 1 September, replacing Dr Fionna Moore, who has acted up as CEO on an interim basis since the departure of Daren Mochrie. Philip joins SECAmb from South Central Ambulance Service where he is currently Chief Operating Officer. Dr Mo
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Chief Executive. Philip Astle, will take up the role on 1 September, replacing Dr Fionna Moore, who has acted up as CEO on an interim basis since the departure of Daren Mochrie. Philip joins SECAmb from South Central Ambulance Service where he is currently Chief Operating Officer. Dr Mo
A team of South East Coast Ambulance Service staff will be lacing up their walking boots to take on the Three Peaks Challenge this summer. The team, made up of staff from Polegate and Paddock Wood, as well as staff family from Gatwick Airport security, is raising money for the charity-funded Pevensey Ward at Eastbourne District General Hospital. The challenge will see them aim to scale Ben Nevis,
A team of South East Coast Ambulance Service staff will be lacing up their walking boots to take on the Three Peaks Challenge this summer. The team, made up of staff from Polegate and Paddock Wood, as well as staff family from Gatwick Airport security, is raising money for the charity-funded Pevensey Ward at Eastbourne District General Hospital. The challenge will see them aim to scale Ben Nevis,
A team of South East Coast Ambulance Service staff will be lacing up their walking boots to take on the Three Peaks Challenge this summer. The team, made up of staff from Polegate and Paddock Wood, as well as staff family from Gatwick Airport security, is raising money for the charity-funded Pevensey Ward at Eastbourne District General Hospital. The challenge will see them aim to scale Ben Nevis,
A team of South East Coast Ambulance Service staff will be lacing up their walking boots to take on the Three Peaks Challenge this summer. The team, made up of staff from Polegate and Paddock Wood, as well as staff family from Gatwick Airport security, is raising money for the charity-funded Pevensey Ward at Eastbourne District General Hospital. The challenge will see them aim to scale Ben Nevis,
A team of South East Coast Ambulance Service staff will be lacing up their walking boots to take on the Three Peaks Challenge this summer. The team, made up of staff from Polegate and Paddock Wood, as well as staff family from Gatwick Airport security, is raising money for the charity-funded Pevensey Ward at Eastbourne District General Hospital. The challenge will see them aim to scale Ben Nevis,
South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) staff, volunteers and members of the public have gathered to celebrate long service and achievements in the final of three awards ceremonies to be held by the Trust this year. The awards evening, which took place on Thursday 14 March at Alexander House Hotel in Turners Hill, West Sussex, saw Chief Executive Commendations presented across a range of categ