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You made a difference staff awards – June
2014
08 July 2014
Charlie Clark - Pharmacist
Charlie initially joined the Trust in August 2007 as a Preregistration Pharmacist and then
stayed in the Trust after qualifying. In October 2010, she took a secondment post as an
Oncology Pharmacist and loved it so much she never left. Charlie even met her husband
whilst working in the Trust.
Charlie’s nomination is focused around her true dedication to the patients. Her nomination
said: “Charlie is so dedicated and embraces the Trust values of kind, safe and excellent.”
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Charlie said: “I am so proud to have won this award, and this is not just for me but a team
effort.”
Sue Frew – Interim Financial Controller
Sue started in the Trust back in 1989, and is currently on a secondment as a financial
controller, managing the bank account, cash flow and financial reporting for the Trust.
Sue’s winning nomination said: “She has worked above the level at which one would
normally expect an experienced financial controller to operate, and shown dedication and
commitment to her role and to the Trust.”
Sue said: “This is a team effort award; I wouldn’t be able to win this if it wasn’t for the great
team who I work with.”
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Operations Centre
The Operation Centre Team is made up of patient flow Managers and Operational Matrons
and are responsible for co-ordination of trust activity 24 hours a day. This involves site safety
co-ordination, safe patient placement and senior nurse leadership out of hours.
The winning nomination said: “This team are the Trust’s family silver and should be
commended for how well they have kept the Trust afloat despite the pressure in ED and bed
capacity.”
Julie Clayton, Operations Centre Manager said: “We work so hard to make sure patients are
safe within the hospital. It is such a great team who always go that extra mile for their
patients.”
The other nominations for June 2014 were:
Racquel Antonio, staff nurse, Oncology Day Unit/Chemo Suite
for your great care and support you have shown to a colleague throughout their time at the
Trust
Jemma Barber, patient information administrator, Patient Information, for always being helpful and reliable
Amie Bates, clinic administrator, Clinic 3/14 Reception Desks, for being a role model and going about your work efficiently
Rachel Bishop, student midwife, Lady Mary Ward, for your friendliness, understanding and helpfulness
Mary Brennan, specialist nurse, Gastro - Clinic 6, for being very approachable and always willing to help
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for taking the time to help a patient when they needed it most
Nick Carroll, consultant radiologist, Ultrasound, for going the extra mile for a patient, putting them at ease and helping them understand their
medical condition
Dianne Cinque, physicians assistant, Pathology Clinical Services, for your efficient care, making family members and patients feel at ease in potentially
distressing situations
Donna Cummins, st1 doctor, EAU5, for being an excellent role model and excelling in all areas of care
Tracy Devonshire, midwife, Delivery Unit, for your outstanding care and following the standards of kind, safe and excellent
Elaine Doggett, healthcare assistant, Oncology, for your caring and cheerful nature, making you a very valued member of the team
Kasia Doran, staff nurse, Ward D6, for going the extra mile and making a real difference to patients family
Alex Elliott, clerical officer, Neurosurgery, x2 nominations
for always being prepared to go the extra mile to help colleagues
For always being cheerful and funny
Susan Fair-weather, healthcare assistant, Ward G6, for being very passionate about your job and dealing very well in a stressful situation
Catherine Foley, junior sister, Main Recovery, for your passion to advocate privacy and dignity for patients
Zoe Fritz, consultant, Acute Medicine, for your hard work to enforce new ideas that will benefit the Trust's care
Martin Henry, radiology courier, Radiology, for your quick and efficient help in an emergency situation
Chloé Holmes, workforce information analyst, Workforce Information, for suggesting new and efficient ways of working
Natalie Hoyles, pacs/ris support manager, Radiology, x2 nominations
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for always providing outstanding service to your department
for providing a consistently high standard of service, even when faced with many issues
Steve Leonard, craftsperson, Estates & Facilities, for always putting in a fantastic amount of effort.
Mary May, junior sister, Ward G6, for showing good leadership and being a positive role model
Katrina McEvoy, staff nurse, Ward N2, for being very helpful to a patient and easing their worries
Madgdalena Nosal, housekeeper, Medirest offices,
for performing your role efficiently and to a high standard
Tracey Oates, healthcare assistant, Emergency Department,
for being supportive and calming to a patients family
David Paterson, ward clerk, Ward G5,
for making a patient and their family's hospital experience the best it could possibly be
Tom Porter, physiotherapist, Cambridge Health at Work, x2 nominations
for making a difference by supporting staff
for always being kind, efficient and approachable, constantly making a difference
Joanna Rooney, staff nurse, Plastics Clinic 7, for your great understanding and professionalism
Claire Rudwick, staff nurse, Ward J2, for your knowledge and understanding in helping another staff member
Ana Salgada, registered nurse, F6 - Diabetes and Endocrine, for your caring attitude and commitment to your job
Linda Spragg, junior sister, Daphne Ward, for providing exceptional care and reducing a patients anxiety
Keith Sutton, security officer, APCOA C/o Access Office, for your compassion and understanding with a stressed relative
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Ann Tennant, physiotherapist, Physiotherapy, for going above and beyond every single day
Laura Wilton-Cox, junior sister, Ward L5, for continuously providing colleagues with guidance and support
Emma Wong, radiographer, Radiography, for your great attitude and friendliness, making people feel at ease
Louise Woolner, staff nurse, Endoscopy, for your devotion to your patients and colleagues, providing the highest standard of care in
every aspect
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