Dear Colleagues, Many of you will, no doubt, have seen that The Daily Telegraph are running a story on the Trust today. This is also likely to be picked up by other media in due course. The article covers a range of historic allegations, which have been investigated and dealt with already. Actions have been taken where appropriate and support provided to those involved at the time. Others are unsu
Dear Colleagues, Many of you will, no doubt, have seen that The Daily Telegraph are running a story on the Trust today. This is also likely to be picked up by other media in due course. The article covers a range of historic allegations, which have been investigated and dealt with already. Actions have been taken where appropriate and support provided to those involved at the time. Others are unsu
Dear Colleagues, Many of you will, no doubt, have seen that The Daily Telegraph are running a story on the Trust today. This is also likely to be picked up by other media in due course. The article covers a range of historic allegations, which have been investigated and dealt with already. Actions have been taken where appropriate and support provided to those involved at the time. Others are unsu
Dear Colleagues, Many of you will, no doubt, have seen that The Daily Telegraph are running a story on the Trust today. This is also likely to be picked up by other media in due course. The article covers a range of historic allegations, which have been investigated and dealt with already. Actions have been taken where appropriate and support provided to those involved at the time. Others are unsu
A South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) tutor has been recognised at the annual Ambulance Association of Chief Executive (AACE) awards. Paramedic Practice Educator, Kimberley Alexander, based at Leatherhead, Surrey, was nominated by the Trust for the in the tutor and educator category for her enthusiasm, experience and empathy for students. Having worked incredibly hard as a student herself,
A South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) tutor has been recognised at the annual Ambulance Association of Chief Executive (AACE) awards. Paramedic Practice Educator, Kimberley Alexander, based at Leatherhead, Surrey, was nominated by the Trust for the in the tutor and educator category for her enthusiasm, experience and empathy for students. Having worked incredibly hard as a student herself,
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Independent Non-Executive Director. Dr Angela Smith, from Brighton, will initially serve a three-year term running until February 2020, and replaces Trevor Willington whose final term of office ended at the end of January. While her career was mostly focused on the International Finan
South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (SECAmb) is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Independent Non-Executive Director. Dr Angela Smith, from Brighton, will initially serve a three-year term running until February 2020, and replaces Trevor Willington whose final term of office ended at the end of January. While her career was mostly focused on the International Finan
A South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) tutor has been recognised at the annual Ambulance Association of Chief Executive (AACE) awards. Paramedic Practice Educator, Kimberley Alexander, based at Leatherhead, Surrey, was nominated by the Trust for the in the tutor and educator category for her enthusiasm, experience and empathy for students. Having worked incredibly hard as a student herself,
A South East Coast Ambulance Service (SECAmb) tutor has been recognised at the annual Ambulance Association of Chief Executive (AACE) awards. Paramedic Practice Educator, Kimberley Alexander, based at Leatherhead, Surrey, was nominated by the Trust for the in the tutor and educator category for her enthusiasm, experience and empathy for students. Having worked incredibly hard as a student herself,