Like a lot of colleagues, it is impossible to think of just one memory or event to sum up the positive impact Julie has had on so many people’s lives.
Whilst Julie undertook a variety of rules throughout her career at HUC, she really found her niche when we started the journey to delivery NHS 111 back in 2012. Julie stepped forward to take the lead on developing our staff training, procedures and testing all of the various systems and processes that played such an important part in the safe launch of the service. Throughout it all, she was determined that HUC would be the first organisation in the country to pass all elements of the inspection process at the first attempt, something she succeeded with and repeated on numerous occasions.
Julie’s commitment to her colleagues and the safety of patients was always evident, whether it was to go the extra mile to ensure colleagues were supported or to use her extensive experience to find a solution to a problem. Whatever the challenge or subsequent solution, Julie was always modest with what she achieved and simply chose to focus her energy on ensuring her colleagues were supported and patient care maintained to the highest possible standards.
Julie’s knowledge of all things NHS 111 quickly grew and she became an important member of the HUC team in bidding for new work. She really came into her own at procurement interviews where despite being anxious not to let anyone down, her knowledge, professionalism and enthusiasm shone through and was a pleasure to see her confidence grow as she expertly answered everything she was asked.
A truly dedicated, talented, proud and much loved colleague who will be missed by so many who had the privilege to work alongside her.
Our thoughts and condolences are with Mark, Phoebe and all of Julie’s family and friends.
Like a lot of colleagues, it is impossible to think of just one memory or event to sum up the positive impact Julie has had on so many people’s lives.
Whilst Julie undertook a variety of rules throughout her career at HUC, she really found her niche when we started the journey to delivery NHS 111 back in 2012. Julie stepped forward to take the lead on developing our staff training, procedures and testing all of the various systems and processes that played such an important part in the safe launch of the service. Throughout it all, she was determined that HUC would be the first organisation in the country to pass all elements of the inspection process at the first attempt, something she succeeded with and repeated on numerous occasions.
Julie’s commitment to her colleagues and the safety of patients was always evident, whether it was to go the extra mile to ensure colleagues were supported or to use her extensive experience to find a solution to a problem. Whatever the challenge or subsequent solution, Julie was always modest with what she achieved and simply chose to focus her energy on ensuring her colleagues were supported and patient care maintained to the highest possible standards.
Julie’s knowledge of all things NHS 111 quickly grew and she became an important member of the HUC team in bidding for new work. She really came into her own at procurement interviews where despite being anxious not to let anyone down, her knowledge, professionalism and enthusiasm shone through and was a pleasure to see her confidence grow as she expertly answered everything she was asked.
A truly dedicated, talented, proud and much loved colleague who will be missed by so many who had the privilege to work alongside her.
Our thoughts and condolences are with Mark, Phoebe and all of Julie’s family and friends.
