Our staff are what make our hospitals special.
We have over 12,000 members of staff – each contributing to the safe, kind and excellent care we provide to our patients.
My CUH Story - Martin Badcock
Meet Martin, capital backlog programme manager
My CUH Story - Katie Sell
Meet Katie, sustainability manager, with a focus on making CUH net-zero by 2040.
My CUH Story - Jo Barnett
Meet Jo, a shift leader in our Contact Centre
My CUH Story – James Wimbury
As part of Diabetes Awareness Week (12-18 June 2023) we spoke to advanced specialist diabetes and neuroendocrine dietitian, James Wimbury. James works in our Wolfson Diabetes and Endocrine Clinic (WDEC), he also has type 1 diabetes himself. Here James shares his CUH story.
My CUH Story - Armed Forces Week - Neil McKie
Members of the armed forces community are being reminded of the career opportunities and wider support available at CUH during Armed Forces Week, 20-26 June 2022. We recognise the importance of supporting our armed forces community, charities and other related organisations.
My CUH Story - Merlin Sam
Merlin Sam shares her journey into cardiac physiology with us.
MY CUH Story - Catherine Barlow
As part of the International Day of the Midwife we asked Catherine Barlow, lead midwife, about her 16 years working at CUH.
My CUH Story - Taslima Begum-Miah
Taslima works as a healthcare assistant on Ward L4 here at CUH. We talked to her as part of our Eid celebrations.
My CUH Story – Marie Dunderdale
Marie Dunderdale has worked for the NHS for 33 years, 23 of which have been as a Health Care Assistant at CUH. Here Marie tells us about her time at CUH.
My CUH Story – Elaine Chapman
Elaine spoke to us as part of Neurodiversity Celebration Week. Elaine is Lead Advisory Nurse for the Cambridge Cancer Research Hospital, who has dyslexia, and this is her CUH story.
My CUH Story – Matt Cotton
Matt, a medical laboratory assistant in pathology, who is an autistic person (Autistic Spectrum Disorder, or ASD) spoke to us as part of Neurodiversity Celebration Week.
My CUH Story – Craig Jamieson
Craig spoke to us as part of Neurodiversity Celebration Week. Craig is a medical device safety and quality officer, based in Clinical Engineering who was diagnosed as autistic quite recently, and this is his CUH story.
My CUH Story - Lina Solanki
Lina Solanki has worked in sterile services for 25 years - read her My CUH Story about what has changed in the department in that time.
My CUH Story - Georgia Slade
Read paediatric clinical specialist practitioner Georgia Slade's story as Children's Mental Health Week 2023 closes.
My CUH Story - Julie Crawforth
Meet counselling practitioner Julie Crawforth who shares more about her role for Children's Mental Health Week 2023.
My CUH Story - Rob Bode
Rob Bode, manager of the paediatric psychological medicine team at CUH, shares his story during Children's Mental Health Week.
My CUH Story - Graham Knighton
Clinical scientist Graham Knighton shares more about his work in tissue typing for organ transplants, following the Surgeons: At the Edge of Life programme.
My CUH Story - Kieren Allinson
The Research Lead for the Cambridge Brain Bank Kieren Allinson shares his My CUH Story, following the episode of Surgeons: At the Edge of Life.
My CUH Story - Annelies Quaegebeur
After featuring in the BBC2 Surgeons: At the Edge of Life series, Clinical Lead for the Cambridge Brain Bank, Annelies Quaegebeur shares her My CUH Story.
My CUH Story - Ian Dixon
We spoke to Ian Dixon, engineering manager for the Addenbrooke’s Treatment Centre (ATC), working for estates and facilities. He told us his story as part of Disability History Month 2022.