Press Releases
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Governor spotlight: Steve Dunn
Deputy lead governor Steve Dunn spoke to us about his role
Spotlight on the service: our community first responders
As part of our new regular feature, this month we're turning the spotlight on to our team of community first responders.
On the up: NHS Staff Survey results demonstrate further improvements
Improved overall morale and feeling more able to suggest improvements or raise concerns are some of the highlights from this year’s NHS Staff Survey results.
Sunderland football fan who scored a second chance at life reunites with ambulance service team following cardiac arrest
North East Ambulance Service and Northumbria Police colleagues reunited with a patient whose life they saved following a cardiac arrest in Sunderland earlier this year.
Ambulance service training team launches new trauma training programme
A new specialist training programme is being delivered by North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) to ensure patients who sustain traumatic injuries in the region are getting to the right place for their care.
Gateshead paramedic wins national award for outstanding service
Jayne Elliott, paramedic at North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) has been nationally recognised by Association of Ambulance Chief Executives (AACE) for her ‘outstanding service as a paramedic’.
North East Ambulance Service drives towards a greener fleet
Ambulance service frontline staff have been testing & reviewing electric vehicles for possible future use as part of a commitment towards sustainability.
Cardiac arrest survival in the North East - from resuscitation to recovery
Survivor of a cardiac arrest is reunited with the emergency ambulance crew who helped to save his life and cardiologist who supported his recovery.
North East Ambulance Service appoints new Chief Executive
North East Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust (NEAS) has appointed Kevin Scollay as its new chief executive.
Ambulance 999 workers take on abusive callers
NHS workers taking 999 and 111 calls at North East Ambulance Service (NEAS) urge the public to treat them with respect.