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Outstanding colleagues celebrated at Nottinghamshire Healthcare’s annual OSCARS awards
The ‘best of the best’ have been celebrated at Nottinghamshire Healthcare’s annual OSCARS awards for 2023 on 7 July.
The OSCARs (outstanding service contribution and recognition scheme) recognise the achievements of the Trust’s staff and volunteers and provide an exciting opportunity for finalists to share their successes and celebrate together.
Ifti Majid, Chief Executive at Nottinghamshire Healthcare said:
“We had a fantastic evening at our OSCARS event and we’re incredibly proud of all our colleagues – celebrating their brilliance and recognising best practice across the Trust helps us to continue to provide quality services for patients and families along with our partners and stakeholders across the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Integrated Care System and wider across the region.”
This year we received over 750 nominations, which is incredible. Nominations were across eleven categories, including Unsung Hero, Leadership, Team of the Year, Environmental Impact, Educator of the Year, Quality Improvement/Research Excellence, Volunteer of the Year, Outstanding Care and Compassion and Lifetime Achievement.
Andrew Dobb, Family Support Worker, winner of our Outstanding Care and Compassion Award said “To win the ‘Outstanding Care and Compassion’ Award, only two years into my career within Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS), has been really validating and encouraging.
“To have been nominated by some of the families I’ve worked with is even better – that they’ve taken time to share some kind words is just the best feeling ever.”
Guy Thomas, Mental Health Practitioner from the City Homelessness Specialist Mental Health Team who won Team of the Year Award – Clinical, said:
“Our team really appreciated receiving the nomination and we're thrilled to win the award.
“It's so important to recognise the needs of the people we support and how collective work can make a shift in the outcomes they achieve”
The winners are:
Unsung Hero (non-clinical)
Rebecca Tinsley, Receptionist, Arnold Lodge
Unsung Hero (clinical)
Di Flint, Ward Manager, Lings Bar Hospital
Highly commended - Dave Morris, Health Care Assistant, Alexander House, Mansfield
Leadership
Annette Ellison, Team leader, Newark Health Centre
Quality Improvement/Research Excellence
Dr Lisa Everton and Dr Rebecca O'Brien, Lead AHP Clinical Academics
Team of the Year (non-clinical)
Sherwood Oaks Facilities Team
Team of the Year (clinical)
City Homelessness Specialist Mental Health Team
Environmental Impact
Jenny Bailey, Occupational Therapist, Duncan Macmillan House
Outstanding Care and Compassion
Andrew Dobb, Family Support Worker, Hopewood
Educator of the Year
Dr Abdul Shaikh, Consultant Psychiatrist in Intellectual Disability, Wells Road
Highly commended - Hannah Saxton, Systemic Psychotherapist, Hopewood
Volunteer of the Year
Stephen Goodwin, Volunteer, Wathwood
Lifetime Achievement
Lexie Whittington, Clinical Lead, Nottingham North and East
You can find more information on our OSCARS awards on our website: OSCARS (nottinghamshirehealthcare.nhs.uk)
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