Staff and volunteers were presented with awards for their decades of service for the NHS, with many also receiving Queen’s Medals for Long Service and Good Conduct in recognition of their achievements.
Chief Executive Commendations were awarded across a number of categories including 'Exceeding Expectations', 'Clinical Excellence and Quality Improvement', 'Demonstrating Compassion and Respect', 'Community or Voluntary Service', and a new category this year: 'COVID-19 Response'.
Medals and awards for long service were presented in person while commendation award winners joined the celebrations virtually.
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Andrew Burch, a technician from Gatwick, was awarded a Queen’s Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct. Photo: South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust
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Stuart Grierson, head of business intelligence at SECAmb HQ in Crawley, was awarded for 20 years’ NHS Service. Photo: South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust
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Mark Booker, a clinical supervisor from Crawley, was awarded a Queen’s Medal for Long Service and Good Conduct. Photo: South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust
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Andrew Blackman, Lord-Lieutenant of East Sussex, at the South East Coast Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust awards.