EHAAT has developed so much since I joined in 2003, and it is still a special Charity to work for. I love the variety of my role, working with a huge range of supporters across the counties. I was honoured recently to receive the IoD East of England Director of the Year Award in the Public/Third Sector.
My role involves ensuring the Charity gets value for money from contractors providing our aviation services and support them in maintaining safe operation. I represent EHAAT at aviation-based committees and work with contractors and medical colleagues to provide clinical excellence.
I am a Consultant Anaesthetist at Broomfield Hospital and joint Medical Director of Acute Committee Mid & South Essex Success Regime. I am currently the Medical Director of EHAAT & and I’m delighted to be able to contribute to developing the Pre-hospital Care system in the East of England.
I work with the Medical Director and CEO to provide support, guidance and advice across all clinical issues and with the Operations Director on business operations and strategy. As Registered Manager for CQC I manage our regulated activities to ensure exemplary clinical delivery.
I joined the Charity in 2006. As Fundraising and Marketing Director, I develop and oversee new initiatives that generate vital funds and raise awareness of the Charity’s work. I manage an enthusiastic team dedicated to providing the best Helicopter Emergency Medical Service for Essex & Herts.
I'm a Chartered Accountant and responsible for all of EHAAT’s financial activities. I joined in 2017 having spent 15 years in the motor industry in financial and managerial roles. Bringing my commercial experience, I am relishing the opportunity of working in the charity sector.
I am Managing Director at DC Advisory, a corporate advisory firm and own a local farming business. I have lived most of my life in Hertfordshire and Essex and have been involved with various local charities. I was delighted to be invited to join the board of Trustees in 2016.
I am the Managing Director for the Anglian Radio Group. I became a Trustee in 2006 and feel privileged to have worked with so many talented, caring and passionate people. I've been part of the treks to Peru, Cambodia, Italy and Tanzania, which raise vital funds for this life-saving Charity.
I started as a volunteer trainer for EHAAT and became a Trustee in 2011. I am proud to support the Charity in helping them make a difference to people’s lives. I’m a freelance Trainer in commercial aviation and my hobbies include being a Stand Up Paddler and racing nationally.
I am the Chairman of MDS Civil Engineering Ltd. I have been a rugby referee for 25 years and I am currently a time keeper for the Premiership. Since 2012 I’ve been a helicopter pilot and currently fly a Robinson R66. I’m looking forward to the challenge of supporting EHAAT.
I am the Managing Partner of Nockolds Solicitors and have been a Trustee since 2009. It’s a huge privilege to be a part of EHAAT. The drive, passion, and enthusiasm of those involved is infectious, with everyone working towards one simple goal, to save lives - and it’s saved countless!
I am director of several local enterprises and a chartered accountant by qualification. In my spare time I enjoy cycling, walking and travelling to other parts of the world. I admire and respect the Charity and am keen to help it continue to grow and flourish.
Alongside being Director of my own company, I am the County Chairman of a national charitable organization and a Trustee for Addenbrooke's Charitable Trust. I am deeply passionate about seeing EHAAT flourish, having had direct experience when they treated my daughter.
I work in London for investment manager, BlackRock, commuting from Witham in Essex. I hope to bring a wealth of finance experience to the Charity. I've already been involved as a member of the Charity’s Investment Advisory Committee.
My role is to provide tactical management and support our team so that we can continue to provide phenomenal medical and trauma care to the people of Essex and Hertfordshire. I embrace the challenges ahead and know that we will carry on providing great care to our patients.
I'm an Emergency Medicine Consultant and Paediatric Emergency Medicine specialist at the Royal London Hospital. I began pre-hospital care in 2014, flying with London's Air Ambulance. I then joined EHAAT's emeritus team in 2017 and then became Clinical Governance Lead in 2018.
In 1998 I started my career in the ambulance service and in 2002 I was seconded to Essex Air Ambulance as a HEMS Paramedic for 5 days a month. In 2014, after completing over 1500 flying missions and a Masters in Critical Care, I applied and succeeded as Essex Clinical Manager.
I’ve worked in the ambulance service as a Paramedic for 14 years with my career being angled towards working on the Air Ambulance as part of the Pre-hospital medical team. I achieved this in 2013. In addition, I’m now Patient Liaison Manager, delivering patient care post-accident.
I started in 2014 as a Critical Care Paramedic and became a Patient Liaison Manager in 2017. As a PLM, I signpost former patients to support organisations, and stay a part of their journey to recovery. I love working for EHAAT and being part of a truly life-saving cause.
I started my career in the public services with the Police Force as a Special Constable. Before joining EHAAT I worked at London Air Ambulance as an Emeritus Paramedic; I am now the Clinical Operations Manager and work to ensure smooth running of operations.
I was luck enough to train with EHAAT as a medical student almost ten years ago. The team were so welcoming and really inspired me to learn more about caring for critically ill patients. I've been waiting for the day that I could return to EHAAT again.
I am a Consultant in Emergency Medicine. I trained in Ireland and have previously worked with multiple Emergency Medical Services. I enjoy the multi-disciplinary approach to this job and also being out of the hospital environment in the fresh air.
In addition to my work in Emergency Departments, I've sought a range of pre-hospital experiences. I've spent time volunteering with a mountain rescue team in Snowdonia, as a Pre-hospital Doctor in Oxfordshire and been the Doctor for expeditions in the Alps and Borneo.
I have completed my training in Emergency Medicine, having worked in Scotland, England and New Zealand. Alongside this, I am an Event and Motorsport Doctor. The best things about my job are being outdoors, the variety and meeting people from different walks of life.
Prior to working for EHAAT I have held posts in General Practice, Emergency Medicine, Anaesthetics, Intensive Care and for another air ambulance. I enjoy being able to make a difference to the lives of my patients and their families.
I am a Pre-hospital Care Doctor who is really looking forward to being able to be a part of such a passionate team here at EHAAT. I am dedicated to giving the patients the best care possible. In my spare time I love watching rugby and playing golf.
I have just finished 6 months working at London Air Ambulance. I am looking forward to working closely with various paramedics, whilst providing exceptional clinical care to those who need it.
My goal has always been to join the ambulance service and I lived in hope that one day I would be part of the Air Ambulance team! Being offered the Critical Care Paramedic position with the EHAAT team and working on the Air Ambulance is the highlight of my career.
I have worked for London Ambulance Service, London's Air Ambulance and East of England Ambulance Service. The best thing about working for the Charity is the people. Everyone has the same drive; to provide critical care to those in need. The fundraising efforts by all supporters are amazing.
I completed my paramedic training in 2006, and during my time in the ambulance service I’ve had a variety of roles, my most recent role being a Team Leader for the Hazardous Area Response Team. I feel very privileged to work for the Essex & Herts Air Ambulance.
I've worked for the East of England Ambulance Service for 7 years and practiced as a Paramedic for 5. It's amazing to have the opportunity to work for EHAAT to widen my knowledge and skills in patient care. It’s great to work for a driven, proactive Charity with an experienced, friendly team.
It’s amazing to be a part of the HEMS team, I get to learn from brilliant colleagues every day who are at the top of their game. Prior to EHAAT I worked for the East of England Ambulance Service before joining the Hazardous Area Response Team (HART) in 2011.
I joined EHAAT in 2017 after 9 years with the East of England Ambulance Service, including 3 years as a clinical educator. It is a real privilege to work as part of the Charity’s HEMS team, and I like the fact that people are always pleased to see us!
Before working for EHAAT I spent 14 years working for the East of England Ambulance Service. I’ve been a Paramedic for 11 of those year. My job is amazing, and it’s a privilege to know that I have been able to do everything in my power to ease someone’s suffering.
I joined EEAST in 2009 and qualified as a Paramedic in 2014. For the last four years I have also volunteered as a Paramedic for Norfolk Accident Rescue Service. I’m passionate about providing high quality patient care and enjoy meeting new people along with working in a highly motivated team.
I graduated from University of Hertfordshire and registered as a Paramedic in 2013. I worked for London Ambulance Service for five years before joining the Charity. I enjoy working for EHAAT as I am able to serve the counties where I have grown up, gone to school and university and now live.
I began my career as an NHS Paediatric Nurse. In 2004 I joined London Ambulance Service before moving to EEAST in 2008. I’m passionate about making a positive difference to my patients and being able to provide treatment and reassurance to people to improve their situation in times of need.
Previous to EHAAT I have worked in the Hazardous Area Response Team (HART). I enjoy working as part of a team and bringing enhanced care to critically ill or injured patients. Outside of work I play lots of football and spend time with my friends and family.
I joined the Ambulance Service in 1995 and qualified as a Paramedic in 1997. I worked for East Anglian Air Ambulance from 2001-2008 and have been working as Leading Operations Manager for EEAST, based in Bury St Edmunds since 2009.
I have spent 5 years with EHAAT as a Pre-hospital Consultant and a Consultant in emergency medicine at RLH. I trained as an emergency physician in Australia, worked as a trauma physician with Queensland Ambulance Service and also in aeromedical retrieval.
I started with EHAAT in 2012. Previously, I worked for the HEMS services in London and Australia. Since 2016, I've been a Consultant for EHAAT, seconded for 1 day per week from my NHS job as a Consultant in Anaesthesia and Major Trauma at King's College Hospital.
I am a Consultant in Emergency Medicine, based in Cambridge. As well as EHAAT, I have worked for London's Air Ambulance and Sydney HEMS. The best thing about my job is the helicopters and fast cars! Outside of work I enjoy cycling, travelling and photography.
I'm a Consultant Anaesthetist, specialising in trauma and obstetric anaesthesia. In 2014 I spent a year with EHAAT as a Pre-hospital Care Doctor and then five years with the emeritus team. I'm interested in developing world healthcare, having done a lot of teaching and mentoring in East Africa.
I have now been with EHAAT for five years. Previously I have worked on London's Air Ambulance and was am Emergency Medicine Consultant and Trauma Lead at St George's Hospital, London. I love making a positive difference for patients and their families.
I'm a Consultant Orthopedic Trauma Surgeon at King's College Hospital and an Academic Lecturer at Barts and the London School of Medicine and the Institute of Pre-hospital Care (London's Air Ambulance). I worked for EHAAT and LAA from 2013-2017, after which I solely worked for EHAAT in addition to my NHS post.
I served in the RAF for over 30 years, predominantly on the Sea King Search and Rescue aircraft. I joined EHAAT in 2008 and I’m now the Chief Pilot at the Essex Airbase. I work closely with the Operations Director to ensure we operate safely within the stringent regulations.
I have been a Pilot for 15 years, spending the last six as a HEMS Touring Pilot, working across many bases in the UK. I enjoy working as part of a big team where every day is different and knowing that I have helped to make a difference.
It's always been my ambition to be part of an Air Ambulance crew. I am now employed by Specialist Aviation Services with EHAAT. My flying career began at London Southend Airport instructing on Robinson and Bell Helicopters. I then moved on to fly Twin Squirrel helicopters commercially.
I joined EHAAT in 2016. My previous flying experience involved flight instruction on R22 and R44 helicopters. It is a great privilege to be part of EHAAT working alongside such a professional team. As co-pilot I help navigate and assist the captain during the flight phase of an emergency call.
I started flying with the RAF reserves 13 years ago, then moved on to an instructor role. I gained my helicopter licenses and have flown helicopters across the UK and Europe. I really the enjoy dynamic of being part of EHAAT's HEMS crew, ensuring the safety of crew whilst landing in challenging landing sites.
Before flying I worked as an Aviation Support Engineer and later, after gaining a BSc Computer Science, in IT management. For the past 12 years I have been flying helicopters as an instructor and recently as an examiner. My new role enables me to take something I love doing and use it in such a beneficial way.
I trained to fly in the army, where I stayed for 12 years. I then spent 20 years flying police helicopters. I'm fortunate enough that my job is my hobby! I like that I'm able to bring expertise care to patients and then transport them to continue that care.
I joined in 2013 and am responsible for all aspects of day-to-day Human Resources. This involves everything from handling HR issues to undertaking all associated administration. I’m extremely proud to be supporting all the hard working Staff and Crew within the Charity.
Having previously worked in the corporate sector in both finance and HR, I am delighted to now be part of such an amazing Charity. I work with a great bunch of people who are committed to working towards one goal – to save lives!
Since I joined the Charity in April 2008 my main role has been to provide support to the Chief Executive Officer. The days I spend here are incredibly varied, interesting and busy!
I have been a Receptionist for various organisations and am very proud to now work for such a fantastic charity. I enjoy meeting visitors and making them feel welcome. I'm always amazed by the support from the public - the phones are always busy and post brings many donations.
My role at EHAAT is to ensure that our buildings and services, current and future, meet the needs of the people that visit and work in them. Coming from a corporate background; I was previously the UK Property & Facilities Services Manager for a Global Insurer.
I have previously worked in the military and the police. I look forward to meeting new people here at EHAAT and help ensure the smooth running of facilities. In my spare time, I like to walk my dog and go to the gym.
I completed a PHD in Psychology in 2010 and have since worked at Keele University and Kings College London on a variety of health-related research projects. I enjoy working with a diverse range of people and having the chance to apply my research skills to solve problems.
I have worked in the charity sector for over nine years. Previous to EHAAT, I worked for Macmillan Cancer Support. I love that no matter what department you work for or whatever job you are doing, everyone is so passionate about working for the same goal.
I have worked in charity retail for nearly 30 years. I started at EHAAT in 2016 as Manager for the Ware shop. During this time, I have over seen the set up and training of staff for our shops in Royston, Buntingford and Hitchin. I have recently been promoted to Warehouse Manager.
Previous to EHAAT I was a Flower Shop Manager for over 25 years. I like my role as I enjoy meeting lots of different people who support EHAAT. To relax, I bake cakes, read and walk.
I have many years experience working in the voluntary sector, mostly working with children and families. I love the sociable aspect of my role, meeting people and hearing their stories and spreading awareness on the valuable work of EHAAT.
After volunteering with EHAAT for over a year at the Ware Charity Shop and then an assistant at the Royston Charity Shop, I am now back in Ware as Shop Manager. Meeting new people is the best part of my job, so please come and say hello!
As Charity Shop Manager in Burnham my main aim is to make as much money as possible for EHAAT. I’m constantly amazed at the generosity of people and the support that EHAAT receives. It’s so rewarding to work for a Charity where every penny is going to a worthwhile course.
I love that I am able to give back to EHAAT as they looked after me when I was involved in a car accident. I enjoy working in the shop as I get to interact with other people. Before working here, I worked in a school as an Admin Assistant.
I love hearing stories from customers of their experiences with the air ambulances. I enjoy the fast paced environment of the role and what we represent as a charity.
I love that my role involved generating money from peoples donations for a worthwhile charity.
I love the variety of working in a Charity Shop and Hitchin is a great town to run a shop in. We opened in early 2018 and I look forward to continue helping the shop grow and raise lots of money for a great Charity with the help of some great Volunteers.
I love meeting everyone who comes into the shop and hearing all their stories. It feels great helping to make a difference to contribute to such a valued and important charity.
I have worked for the National Trust & Wildlife Trust, allowing me to experience charity based work as a volunteer. I look forward to working towards a worthwhile cause where I can make a difference! I enjoy kayaking, bird watching and walking.
I joined EHAAT in March 2017 when we opened the Royston Shop. Our fundraising continues to grow helped by the generosity of donations from the general public and the work of our wonderful volunteers.
Before retiring, I ran a Pub and was then a Prosecutions Manager in London. I enjoy my job as it involves fundraising, but in a fun environment. Outside of work, I enjoy listening to Blues and playing Rock Music.
I have worked in the voluntary sector for over seven years. Previous to my role as Charity Shop Assistant, I volunteered for Essex & Herts Air Ambulance at the Hitchin shop when it first opened.
My previous experience has been in marketing, design, eBay and Amazon. I am the first in this position as our eBay store has only been launched this year. The best thing about my job is the variety. It’s like a treasure hunt – you never know what you’re going to come across!
I have been an HGV driver for all my working career, I am a professional road user. I enjoy being part of the EHAAT team as it's a great feeling helping saving lives in this Charity. I enjoy riding my motorcycles and working on my allotment.
My role is to ensure the Charity meets its compliance obligations. I'm also the Company Secretary which involves Data Protection, Insurance, Property Leases, Planning, Contracts, Service Level Agreements and Charity Commission Legislation.
I started with EHAAT in February 2013. I had a short break at the end of 2018 and now I am back to continue to promote the smooth running of the Flight for Life Lottery. I enjoy speaking to members as they are so proud to be providing money to keep us operational.
As the Charity’s Finance and Legacy Officer, I’m the main point of contact for supporters who are interested in leaving a gift to the Charity in their Will. I’ve been with EHAAT since 2010 and am proud to be part of a dedicated team striving to provide this life-saving service.
My role is to maintain various aspects of accounting for our Charity’s Flight for Life lottery and also assist the Governance Manager, providing support in many areas including data protection and insurances. I’m very proud to be part of a dedicated team providing this outstanding life-saving service.
I started volunteering for EHAAT in 2009 and am now Fundraising Manager. I’m always overwhelmed by the generosity of our supporters; from community fundraisers, to patients whose lives have been saved by our team. It’s truly a privilege to work for such a worthwhile Charity.
I have worked in the charity sector for over 20 years specialising in Community Fundraising. I love the variation of the role and working with community groups, individuals and companies in the county. It is a privilege and great fun working for EHAAT, no day is ever the same.
I joined EHAAT in 2014 as Community Administrator and was promoted to Fundraising Coordinator in 2015. It’s fantastic to work with such a motivated team and it’s a privilege to go home knowing that we’ve all played a part in keeping the helicopters flying and saving lives every day.
I have previously worked in the retail and hospitality sectors. I am looking forward to hearing stories about people's experiences with the charity. I like to walk my dog and socialize with friends and family.
I started with the Charity as Herts Fundraising & Events Administrator in 2014, then advanced to Herts Events Administrator and am now Trust Events Assistant! I enjoy all aspects of my work through research, administration & supporting with planning and delivery of all EHAAT events.
With a background in international banking, I realised how rewarding volunteering is through becoming involved in the third sector when my children were younger. I am proud to be working for EHAAT, looking after our team of wonderful volunteers, and making a difference to my community.
I joined in May 2019 and have always wanted to be given the chance to work in the charity sector. I love the diversity of the role, no 2 days are the same, engaging with volunteers and supporters. I feel proud to be part of the EHAAT family.
I started working at EHAAT in November 2019, looking after the donation tins out in the community. I organize tins being emptied and replaced by our fabulous volunteers, and source new locations to put out more tins. I’ve never worked for a charity before, and EHAAT never really came to my attention - now I’m here I’m constantly amazed at the work we do, the generosity of our volunteers and the public with their money.
My role is to develop and nurture the very vital and valued ongoing support from our Regular Contributors from both Individuals and Corporations. I feel both delighted and privileged to be part of the EHAAT family working together as one team with the aim of saving lives.
I joined in 2003 to work with the media, volunteers and on special projects and later became Communications Manager. My current role involves working with Trusts, Foundations and Corporates to help raise vital funds for a life-saving service of which I'm very proud to be a part.
I joined EHAAT in 2017 as CRM Manager. My role is to look after the database of all our thousands of wonderful supporters. I have been in the charity sector for over 10 years and I feel lucky to now be part of such an amazing life-saving organisation.
My role is to ensure that the Charity’s brand identity and messaging is as strong and consistent as possible. I also work on the marketing material for our promotional and fundraising initiatives, carry out graphic design projects and am responsible for internal communications.
After many years as a journalist, I moved to Public Relations with a job at a local hospice. My role is to spread the word about the amazing work done being done by staff, volunteers and fundraisers via the press, radio and television. It’s a privilege to work for such a remarkable organization.
I am really excited to be part of the EHAAT team! I recently graduated from university and am eager to deploy my newly learnt skills into a fantastic cause like this.
The best thing about working at EHAAT is knowing that I am helping to keep the helicopters flying and listening to people’s stories. When I’m not working for the Charity I enjoy walking my dog and going to the gym.
I have been working for EHAAT for just over 3 years now. I joined the Air Ambulance to make a difference and I know what I am doing is helping to save lives. They are great people to work for and we are all making a difference.
I have worked as an EHAAT canvasser for 6 years. Prior to this job I worked for British Gas. It is a pleasure to be part of such a great cause, helping to raise the critical funds need to keep the Charity operational and saving lives.
After a career as a plasterer I joined EHAAT as a canvasser 8 years ago. It is truly rewarding knowing that you are contributing to the Charity’s success. The Charity is improving their procedures and saving more lives from the funds generated by the public's support.
After 6 years of British Gas Door to Door Canvassing I joined a team of friends canvassing for EHAAT. I find it a very rewarding job knowing that I help, as a team, to keep our helicopters in the air and saving as many lives as possible.
I've been working for EHAAT for 5 years after many years working in the construction industry. I'm proud of the fact that in those five years I have played a part in more than DOUBLING the Flight for Life Lottery membership, providing vital funds for the Charity.
I have worked for EHAAT for 5 years and consider it a privilege to work for such a highly respected charitable service. I love being out talking to different people with different life experiences. It makes the job so interesting, varied and keeps me enthusiastic.
I have been promoting the services of EHAAT since 2014. Although I have never personally needed their service, I have some friends that have required help. I am proud to raise awareness of the Charity and how we rely on the generosity of the public to keep operational.
I joined EHAAT as a canvasser for the lottery 6 years ago, after a career in plastering. My job gives me great satisfaction knowing that we are working towards making the Charity a success through raising awareness of the Flight for Life Lottery.
After a career as a stonemason I joined the EHAAT Lottery canvassing team. This is a Charity close to my heart and when we meet the crew we are always reminded by them of the importance that the Lottery brings.
I've been working for EHAAT for 18 months now and I've always worked in sales roles. I find being a canvasser very rewarding knowing that between us and the public we keep this vital service running.
The best thing about representing EHAAT is the powerful brand coupled with positive feedback received from the general public. I love the job flexibility as it means I can work around supporting my local rugby club and travel.
I enjoy working for the Charity because, not only is it less stressful than my previous role as a Surveyor, but it is satisfying knowing that what I do helps to keep the Charity operational.
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