Natasha is a very hard working team member. She is very proactive and is constantly looking to support the ward. She is a Physical Health Lead but has also taken up auditing care plans and STARTs to ensure that they are current and signed by SUs.
Since joining us as HR Business Partner, Kerry has done her upmost to ensure all staff feel supported and listened to. Kerry has been a personal and professional support to me ensuring my wellbeing as a Manager and not solely the staff team.
Emily has a a wonderful presence and she helped me with professional communication today phrasing a delicate email well.
She is a wonderfully genuine person, always ready to listen & help, because she cares.
Mark applied CPR techniques to a learner who suffered a cardiac arrest during a first aid session he was delivering at Darlington.
Russ is an amazing person to have as a line manager. He’s so supportive and encouraging. I feel I have really improved in my role since Russ became my manager because he listens, takes action and supports us.
Sian is a legend. She has been helping the Business Systems Team since June and has made a real impact on the turn around time of myHub tickets! Nothing is too much trouble for her and she always goes above and beyond to support the team.
Dean has gone above and beyond in his role as keyworker, he has spent time working with one resident in particular and is supporting him to develop his skills and work towards his future goals. The resident is much more confident thanks to this.
Leona is a new member of the Hollyhurst team and has been a breath of fresh air. She has never done this kind of job before but you would never tell! She is hard working, committed, caring and a great addition to our team.
I like her style: calm, thorough and warm. Even worst shift doesn’t seem to be that bad, when she leads the shift. She has excellent communication skills, staff (across all departments) is always well informed to carry on their duties.
Kiv has a big heart, she will support her work colleague’s by kind words, gesture and will pick up hardest jobs. Service users also appreciate her empathy and kind nature. Recently she even took care of hurt pigeon and took him to RSPCA after work.
Jack brings so much to the role of OTA. He has a genuine passion for what he does. Whether he is doing activity groups in the hospital or helping patients to go out and do what they love, his enthusiasm shines through and inspires them to join in.
Sarah goes above and beyond her job role. She takes on extra work implementing new ideas concerning resident activities and takes into account their sensory needs. Sarah is implementing pictorial evidence of residents doing their activities.
