Dear Colleagues, In stepping down as Chairman, I wanted to wish everyone at SECAmb well and to thank you for the hard work you have put in over the past, very difficult, year. I do believe that we have started on the road to a new and successful SECAmb. There will be not just a new Chair and Chief Executive, but a largely new leadership team and in a few short months the new HQ and EOC at Crawley,
Dear Colleagues, In stepping down as Chairman, I wanted to wish everyone at SECAmb well and to thank you for the hard work you have put in over the past, very difficult, year. I do believe that we have started on the road to a new and successful SECAmb. There will be not just a new Chair and Chief Executive, but a largely new leadership team and in a few short months the new HQ and EOC at Crawley,
Dear Colleagues, In stepping down as Chairman, I wanted to wish everyone at SECAmb well and to thank you for the hard work you have put in over the past, very difficult, year. I do believe that we have started on the road to a new and successful SECAmb. There will be not just a new Chair and Chief Executive, but a largely new leadership team and in a few short months the new HQ and EOC at Crawley,
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust’s (SECAmb) plans to reconfigure its Emergency Operations Centres (EOCs) and move to a new HQ are gathering pace. The first staff are expected to move into the new building, which will serve as the Trust’s HQ and EOC for the west of its region, in Manor Royal, Crawley, in May. The Trust, which is leasing the site from Surrey County Council, ha
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust’s (SECAmb) plans to reconfigure its Emergency Operations Centres (EOCs) and move to a new HQ are gathering pace. The first staff are expected to move into the new building, which will serve as the Trust’s HQ and EOC for the west of its region, in Manor Royal, Crawley, in May. The Trust, which is leasing the site from Surrey County Council, ha
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust’s (SECAmb) plans to reconfigure its Emergency Operations Centres (EOCs) and move to a new HQ are gathering pace. The first staff are expected to move into the new building, which will serve as the Trust’s HQ and EOC for the west of its region, in Manor Royal, Crawley, in May. The Trust, which is leasing the site from Surrey County Council, ha
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust’s (SECAmb) plans to reconfigure its Emergency Operations Centres (EOCs) and move to a new HQ are gathering pace. The first staff are expected to move into the new building, which will serve as the Trust’s HQ and EOC for the west of its region, in Manor Royal, Crawley, in May. The Trust, which is leasing the site from Surrey County Council, ha
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust’s (SECAmb) plans to reconfigure its Emergency Operations Centres (EOCs) and move to a new HQ are gathering pace. The first staff are expected to move into the new building, which will serve as the Trust’s HQ and EOC for the west of its region, in Manor Royal, Crawley, in May. The Trust, which is leasing the site from Surrey County Council, ha
Maintenance on all Trust estates is shortly to be taken over by Rydon Maintenance. From April 3 the Estates Helpdesk and Production Desk will no longer take calls/emails for any Estates maintenance requirements. All calls for any maintenance/repairs will be taken by the Rydon Helpdesk, either by the following email: erithhelpdesk@rydon.co.uk or by telephone, 0808 164 3959. The maintenance/repair w
Over the coming weeks there will be several opportunities to meet our Director of Operations, Joe Garcia, in a series of executive surgeries. This is a chance to address any questions you may have regarding the forthcoming CQC inspection and resulting changes in procedures, or any other concerns regarding SECAmb operations. These open surgeries have been arranged at a range of locations at varied