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North East Ambulance Service’s staff wellbeing initiative nationally recognised
22nd November 2024 -
Man who suffered from a cardiac arrest has praised the emergency services who came to his aid
20th November 2024On 18 April 2023, Carl Griffiths, 29 from Middlesbrough suffered an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.
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Making a difference, one car trip at a time
16th November 2024Volunteer ambulance car service driver, Jeremy ‘Jez’ Browne is no stranger to an early morning. In a former life, he was a member of the armed forces so is used to an early morning start. His military background made transitioning into our ambulance car service somewhat easier than most would find it - especially when he does the 4am to 2pm shift!
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Ambulance service staff attend region’s Remembrance services
11th November 2024North East Ambulance Service staff attended Remembrance Day and Remembrance Sunday events across the North East to pay their respects to serving members of the armed forces and veterans.
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Respects paid by ambulance service staff to servicemen and women this Remembrance Day
8th November 2024Staff at the North East Ambulance Service will pay their respects to servicemen and women at Remembrance Sunday and Remembrance Day events across the country this weekend.
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North East Ambulance Service Chief Executive Helen Ray Retirement
7th November 2024North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) chief executive, Helen Ray, has formally announced her retirement from her post at the end of March 2025, after 42 years working in the NHS.
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NHS Ambulance sector welcomes sexual safety report by health services safety investigations body
31st October 2024 -
Ambulance Service appoints new Chair
29th October 2024North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) NHS Foundation Trust has appointed Professor Stuart Corbridge as its new Chair.
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NEAS delivers lifesaving CPR skills to over 3,500 people across the North East
15th October 2024North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) is supporting Restart a Heart Day. In the last year, NEAS community resuscitation officers have trained just under 3,500 staff, college and school students, businesses and community groups across the North East.