A West Sussex man who suffered a cardiac arrest has been reunited with the ambulance crews who helped saved his life a year and a day after his collapse. Stephen Massingham, 61, from Goring, attended Worthing Ambulance Station on Valentine’s Day to personally thank the team. Stephen, a truck driver for 40 years, met crews along with family and friends including son James, who began CPR on his dad
A West Sussex man who suffered a cardiac arrest has been reunited with the ambulance crews who helped saved his life a year and a day after his collapse. Stephen Massingham, 61, from Goring, attended Worthing Ambulance Station on Valentine’s Day to personally thank the team. Stephen, a truck driver for 40 years, met crews along with family and friends including son James, who began CPR on his dad
A West Sussex man who suffered a cardiac arrest has been reunited with the ambulance crews who helped saved his life a year and a day after his collapse. Stephen Massingham, 61, from Goring, attended Worthing Ambulance Station on Valentine’s Day to personally thank the team. Stephen, a truck driver for 40 years, met crews along with family and friends including son James, who began CPR on his dad
A West Sussex man who suffered a cardiac arrest has been reunited with the ambulance crews who helped saved his life a year and a day after his collapse. Stephen Massingham, 61, from Goring, attended Worthing Ambulance Station on Valentine’s Day to personally thank the team. Stephen, a truck driver for 40 years, met crews along with family and friends including son James, who began CPR on his dad
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) has launched a recruitment drive to increase numbers at its NHS 111 operations centre in Ashford, Kent. The expansion programme sees job opportunities for both 111 Call Handlers and Clinical Advisors at the Trust’s centre the town’s Orbital Park. Call handlers play a crucial role in patient care across the region, answering telephone
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) has launched a recruitment drive to increase numbers at its NHS 111 operations centre in Ashford, Kent. The expansion programme sees job opportunities for both 111 Call Handlers and Clinical Advisors at the Trust’s centre the town’s Orbital Park. Call handlers play a crucial role in patient care across the region, answering telephone
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) has launched a recruitment drive to increase numbers at its NHS 111 operations centre in Ashford, Kent. The expansion programme sees job opportunities for both 111 Call Handlers and Clinical Advisors at the Trust’s centre the town’s Orbital Park. Call handlers play a crucial role in patient care across the region, answering telephone
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) has launched a recruitment drive to increase numbers at its NHS 111 operations centre in Ashford, Kent. The expansion programme sees job opportunities for both 111 Call Handlers and Clinical Advisors at the Trust’s centre the town’s Orbital Park. Call handlers play a crucial role in patient care across the region, answering telephone
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) has launched a recruitment drive to increase numbers at its NHS 111 operations centre in Ashford, Kent. The expansion programme sees job opportunities for both 111 Call Handlers and Clinical Advisors at the Trust’s centre the town’s Orbital Park. Call handlers play a crucial role in patient care across the region, answering telephone
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) would like to thank its staff and volunteers for their efforts during what was, as ever, an extremely busy Christmas and New Year. The Trust would also like to thank the public for the messages of support it has received in recent weeks. In the six hours between 10pm on New Year’s Eve and 4am on 1 January SECAmb handled approximately