Congratulations to winners of NNUH staff awards

Staff and volunteers from the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital and Cromer Hospital have just received awards in recognition of their outstanding efforts and achievements.

The awards were presented at a special Staff Awards ceremony held at The Forum in Norwich on 23rd October with guest presenter from the BBC Alex Dunlop.

It is the second year running that the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust has run an awards scheme for its 6,000 staff. Patients and colleagues have been able to nominate employees in 11 award categories, such as leadership, innovation, patient care and lifetime achievement. The award ceremony also recognised those employees who had achieved long service of 25 or 40 years.

Chairman David Prior says: “It's such a pleasure to be able to recognise those special employees who go above and beyond the call of duty in helping our patients and those who dedicate their working lives to our hospitals. The response to the awards was overwhelming with over 500 entries many of them from patients with heart-warming stories to tell.”

The awards have been sponsored by Serco which provides a range of services at the Norfolk and Norwich University Hospital, including catering and cleaning. The Patient Choice Award was backed by the Eastern Daily Press and the Innovation/Best Suggestion award was backed by Octagon.

The winners of the Staff Awards were:

Serco Award
• GOLD – Emma Jarvis, Jill Wakley & Julie Mullett – for refurbishment of Children’s Unit
• SILVER – Bob Wotton, Facilities
• BRONZE – Carol Edwards, Deputy Director of Nursing and Education


Chairman's Award for Team of the Year
• GOLD – Enablement Project
• SILVER – Mortuary
• BRONZE – Broadland Midwifery Team

Employee of the Year Award
• GOLD – Jane McCulloch, Colorectal Specialist Nurse,
• SILVER – Paul Creasy, Senior Nurse Cardiology
• SILVER – Nickie Fisher, Gastroenterology Specialist Nurse
• BRONZE – Janet Dickenson, Senior Sister, Cromer Dialysis Unit

Unsung Hero Award
• GOLD – Helen Shorten, Children's Respiratory Specialist Nurse
• SILVER – Niki Day, Medical Secretary, Medicine for the Elderly
• BRONZE – Jacinta Bidewell, Senior Physiotherapist Oncology/ Haematology

Best Volunteer Award
• GOLD – Carol Reeve
• SILVER – Olive Barrett
• BRONZE – Isla Fay

Links Award
• GOLD – Acute Stroke Services
• SILVER – Sue Coombe/Jane Fisher, Paediatric Physiotherapists
• BRONZE – Rachel Lee/Fiona Scott, Dieticians

Leadership Award
• GOLD – Dr Kneale Metcalf, Consultant Physician, Medicine for the Elderly
• SILVER – Carrie Wingfield, Clinical Lead Dermatology Nurse Specialist
• BRONZE – Judy Close, Director of Therapeutic Services

Best Suggestion/Innovation Award –
• GOLD – Philippa Taitt, Business Development Manager, Radiology
• SILVER – Mark Dixon/Liz Seely, ITU
• SILVER – Tony Winhall, Housekeeper, Holt Ward
• BRONZE – Web Services Team, IT

Patient Choice Award – Most outstanding individual
• GOLD – Sondra Gorick, Endocrine Specialist Nurse, Clinical Investigation Unit
• SILVER – Richard Haywood, Consultant Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon
• SILVER – Cairistine Grahame-Clarke, Consultant Cardiologist
• BRONZE – Mary Gotts, Staff Nurse, Critical Care Complex

Patient Choice Award – Ward/Department of the year
• GOLD – Big C Centre
• SILVER – Davison Day, Unit, Cromer Hospital
• BRONZE – Hethel Ward

Lifetime Achievement
• GOLD – Josie Royall, Senior Nurse, Holt Ward
• SILVER – Simon Crocker, Consultant Obstetrics & Gynaecology
• BRONZE – Pam Keeley, Eye Bank Co-ordinator





Monday 26th of October 2009 12:00:34 PM