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 - Jaqueline Pires
Jaqueline Pires is a trainee biomedical scientist. She is one of three CUH finalists at the 2022 Multicultural Apprenticeship Awards.
My CUH Story - Mrityunjaya Billur
Mrityunjaya Billur is a diabetes specialist nurse here at CUH. Also known as Jay, we talked to him as part of our Diwali celebrations.
My CUH Story - Emil Brown
Emil Brown, complaints case manager and Race Equality and Cultural Heritage (REACH) network co-chair, shares his My CUH Story as part of our Black History Month celebrations.
My CUH Story - Amanda Peck
Amanda Peck shares her experiences of being a nursery nurse at CUH, in our final story for Play in Hospital Week 2022.
My CUH story - Andrea Lake
Andrea Lake, diabetes specialist nurse (DSN) and our lead diabetes research nurse, shares her CUH story on Hypo Awareness Week.
My CUH Story - Steph Fairbain
After 15 years at CUH, Steph reflects on her role as therapeutic play manager.
My CUH Story - Kat Collen
Kat Collen shares why play is a necessity, not a luxury, in her story for Play in Hospital Week.
My CUH Story - Abi Arbon
Meet Nursery Nurse Abi Arbon and read about her role in the CUH play team.
My CUH Story - Sophie Barber
As Play in Hospital week kicks off at CUH, Sophie Barber, a play specialist working in the emergency department shares her story.
My CUH Story - Rachael Andrews
This week is Healthcare Science Week. To celebrate, we interviewed Rachael Andrews, design and innovation engineer and clinical scientist at our hospitals.
My CUH story – Ruby Lopez
Ruby, a senior sister in our neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), says she is “a person of colour with a passion and vision for equality”. Here she shares her CUH story.
My CUH story – Siobhan Taylor
Siobhan, a senior charge nurse in our intensive care unit, shares her CUH story.
My CUH Story - Jay Miles
To celebrate International Non-Binary Day we spoke to Jay Miles.
My CUH Story - David Cope
David Cope is a senior analyst/programmer in the research and development EDGE Project. David has worked at CUH since 2013 and told us what being diagnosed with Autism later in life was like.
My CUH story - Madi Denton
Madi Denton, personal assistant to the head of nursing for division C, shares her CUH story to highlight the invaluable work of our admin staff.
My CUH Story - Armed Forces Week - David Cross
David Cross, deputy operations manager – Rheumatology, joined the NHS in September 2021 after serving in the Army for 26.5 years. Here he shares his experience of transitioning from the armed forces to the NHS.
My CUH Story - Hannah Edgeley
Hannah is a member of our Contact Centre - one of the first people our patients might meet at our hospitals. Hannah is a member of our capital, estates and facilities management team who play a critical role across our hospitals.
My CUH Story - Max Rokoszak
Max is the energy manager at CUH and is a member of our capital, estates and facilities management team who play a critical role across our hospitals.
My CUH Story - Chris Gawthrop-Bleet
Chris is the performance and information analyst for unified communications, which is part of our capital, estates and facilities management team who play a critical role across our hospitals.
My CUH Story - Trish Marchant
Trish is head of engineering services at CUH. The team is part of our capital, estates and facilities management team who play a critical role across our hospitals.