Category: Our Staff

As part of our StrengthINDiversity series, Amanda spoke about her role as a health visitor, what that looks like and how her unique perspective makes the care we provide more holistic.
May 12, 2022

Callum Bottom is one of our featured nurses for StrengthINDiversity, this year's celebration of International Nurses' Day.

“I hope we can get to a point where people are known only for the work they do, not for their race, gender or anything else.”

Audrey Pringle is the Team Lead for Quality Improvement and Standards for Care Homes and Primary Care. She also has a visual impairment. However, this disability has not been a barrier in her nursing career.

For International Day of the Midwife, Ego is the second person we are featuring in our #StrengthINDiversity campaign.
May 5, 2022

This year, we are shining a light on the diversity within our midwifery and nursing staff for International Day of the Midwife (5 May), International Nurses' Day (12 May) and International Clinical Trials Day (20 May). First we have a chat with Esther, an Edinburgh-based midwife.

For Autism Acceptance Month, Kelly Given, neurodiversity co-chair of the Disabled Employee Network shared her thoughts and experiences.
April 29, 2022

NHS Lothian staff and patients at the Robert Fergusson Unit (RFU) have walked four million steps in under a month to raise money for Ukraine.
April 14, 2022

Edinburgh healthcare manager James Shanley has been announced as the Silver Winner for the prestigious Our Health Heroes Outstanding Lifetime Achievement award for his contribution to the fight against HIV in the city.
April 7, 2022

Promoting NHS Lothian's diversity and inclusion, not just in how we meet and care for our patients, but also in how we meet and care for each other, is fundamental to our values.
April 1, 2022

A salesman who gave up his time to volunteer in an NHS Lothian hospital during the height of the pandemic has turned his back on his old career to become a nurse.
March 28, 2022

For International Epilepsy Awareness Day on 26th March 2022, also known as Purple Day, we’ve spoken to some of our amazing staff about how they support people with the condition.
March 25, 2022