Every month we reward someone’s efforts with a You Made A Difference award. See the latest members of staff, teams or volunteers who we've recognised for going above and beyond in their work at The Christie.
Every month we reward someone’s efforts with a You Made A Difference award. See the latest members of staff, teams or volunteers who we've recognised for going above and beyond in their work at The Christie.
Richard Timperley, senior catering manager“Richard is a very positive person and can make the best out of every situation, convincing his team that by managing the challenges there will be improved outcomes.”
Rhiannon Goldstraw, lead dosimetrist"Rhian is very conscientious, and definitively goes that extra mile to ensure the wellbeing of her staff, and that the job is completed to the best of her ability. She is a respected individual."
Ward 11 team“We regularly receive thank you cards from patients and relatives. They are a proactive team who embrace change because they constantly strive to deliver exceptional care.”
Jane Haslett-Evans, senior clinical research nurse“Jane is a very hardworking and caring member of the breast research team, always there to offer support… she makes every effort to ensure the patients have a smooth journey as possible.”
Paul Sutton, consultant colorectal and peritoneal surgeon and Rachel Connolly, clinical nurse specialist“The pride and dedication [Paul and Rachel] people have demonstrated will never be forgotten and we will be eternally grateful. They are a credit to the profession.”
Halle Deering, research practitioner“Halle is a very kind, generous person, always making patients’ care her priority and striving to go above and beyond to make a patient’s experience in The Christie as pleasant as possible.”
The Pat Seed team“This represented that very special ethos which you find at The Christie where each patient is an individual and is made to feel valued. Thank you, to all the staff in the Pat Seed department.”
Christie at Oldham Team"I appreciate your professionalism and the way in which you manage a very tight workload so that patients are not kept waiting therefore alleviating any potential stress. What started with trepidation has ended with a sense of family, a sense of belonging and the confidence of a new start."
Janet Bessell, domestic assistant“Janet goes above and beyond in her role, wherever she has worked. She is extremely passionate about her role at The Christie and is always praised in every area she works regarding her high standards of cleanliness.”
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