Respect
Respect for our patients and each other
East Midlands Ambulance Service provides emergency 999 care and telephone clinical assessment services for a population of 4.9 million people.
On average we receive a new 999 call every 25 seconds (1,246,083 emergency and urgent calls received during 2022/2023).
Find out moreThe Volunteer Car Service is an integral and valued part of the Non-Emergency Patient Transport Service. Think of volunteering to give back to the community?
It is with mixed emotions that we say goodbye to our colleague, Nichola Bramhall, as she retires after 36 years working in the NHS.
The Rainbow Accreditation scheme encourages staff at all levels of an organisation to consider how inclusive they are.
Lincolnshire staff celebrate their careers and Reward and Recognition event.
Community Support Officer Ben Ryrie clocks in for the final time.
A much-loved colleague, who has had a huge impact on the training of our students for over 20 years, took her well-deserved retirement last month.
One of our Derbyshire Non-Emergency Patient Transport Service (NEPTS) crews was joined by MP Lee Rowley for an observation shift earlier this month.
Brian Jaffrey, 63, who lives in Grantham, retired earlier this month after 31 years in the ambulance service.
Respect for our patients and each other
Acting with integrity by doing the right thing for the right reasons
Respecting and valuing everyone’s contribution and encouraging innovation
Working together, supporting each other, and collaborating with other organisations
Ensure that compassion is central to both the care we provide and how we treat one another
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