The finalists for this year’s NHS Lanarkshire Staff Awards Ceremony have been announced, following a thorough and competitive judging process.
Individuals and teams from across the organisation have been recognised for their exceptional dedication, compassion, and innovation in their roles.
The awards ceremony, set to take place on Wednesday, 2 October, will celebrate excellence across several categories, including Care and Compassion, Innovation, Collaboration, Volunteering and Global Citizenship. The ceremony will also feature the Chief Executive Award, Chair Award, and a Special Recognition Award.
The finalists (in alphabetical order) are:
- Aaron Hanlon
- CAMHS DBT Service
- Claire MacDonald
- Dr Daniel McGowan
- Dr Kieran Dinwoodie
- Flow Navigation Centre
- Health Promoting Health Service
- Hospital at Home – Clydesdale
- Janice Cochrane
- Julie Anne Tierney
- Karen Logan
- Mr Segan Komolafe
- Nick Riches
- Psychiatric Liaison Nursing Team
- Rapid Cancer Diagnostic Service
- The Briar Centre
- Urogynaecology Team
- Urology Diagnostic Hub
The high standard of nominations made the selection process extremely challenging, reflecting the outstanding work being carried out across NHS Lanarkshire. The four strong judging panel comprised of: Maureen Lees, Kirsty Cole, Philip Couser and Sylvia Stewart.
Calvin Brown, Director of Communications, said: “The NHS Lanarkshire Staff Awards Ceremony is one of the highlights of the year, and we are incredibly excited to come together and celebrate the outstanding achievements of our colleagues. The calibre of this year’s nominations has been exceptional, showcasing the remarkable talent, dedication, and compassion that exist across our organisation.
“The judges had a very difficult task in selecting the finalists, which is a testament to the high standard of care and innovation happening every day in NHS Lanarkshire. I want to congratulate each and every finalist for their hard work and commitment. The upcoming ceremony will be a wonderful opportunity to shine a spotlight on their contributions and recognise their impact on patients, families, and communities.”
The awards ceremony promises to be a night of celebration and recognition, honouring the invaluable contributions of staff throughout NHS Lanarkshire.
Further details on each of the finalists will be announced over the coming weeks.
