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Nursing and midwifery awards
Our annual nursing and midwifery awards celebrate our exceptional nursing and midwifery staff across all our hospitals and community services.
If you have experienced an individual or a team who has made a difference to your care or the care of a loved one you can nominate them.
Nominations are now closed.
The winners will be announced at an awards ceremony on Friday 10 May 2024.
Trust Awards
The 2024 Trust Awards took place on Friday 1 March and recognised the most outstanding teams and individuals at Guy's and St Thomas'.
Thanks to funding from Guy's and St Thomas' Charity, the event celebrated staff from our 5 hospitals and community services who have shown exceptional commitment to providing our patients with excellent care.
We received more than 950 nominations for clinical and non-clinical staff for the incredible contribution that they make. There was also a people's award, nominated by patients and members of the public, and an award for exceptional fundraising efforts.
The extra special award on the night from the Chairman and Chief Executive went to the administrative teams who work tirelessly across the Trust. They play a vital role in making sure patients get their care as quickly as possible and provide essential support to front-line services.
Award categories and winners
An individual or team that has done something exceptional for our patients.
Winners
- Team: Hedley Atkins occupational therapy and nursing teams
- Individual: Julie Graham, porter at Guy's Hospital
An individual or team that has championed the importance of valuing everybody - either by working to reduce health inequalities or by promoting equality and inclusion in the workplace.
Winners
- Team: children's eye department
- Individual: Riadian Power, service manager for Lambeth children's community services.
An individual or team that has truly excelled in delivering services of the highest standard.
Winners
- Team: paediatric intensive care and South Thames Retrieval Service
- Individual: Jodie Spyrou, clinical lead of the amputee rehabilitation unit
An individual or team that has shown the utmost kindness and respect to colleagues, patients or others.
Winners
- Team: St Thomas’ portering team
- Individual: Rachel Kesse Adu, clinical lead for haematology and the sickle cell team
An individual or team that has demonstrated an outstanding contribution to quality improvement, innovation, education or research.
Winners
- Team: Lambeth theatre HIT list team
- Individual: Stephanie Tyler, sexual and reproductive health pharmacist
An individual or team that has gone above and beyond.
Winners
- Team: Sir Reginald Wilson ward, digital champion nursing team
- Individual: Harsha Naik, photosensitivity practitioner
An individual or team that has led by example and helped create the very special culture we have at Guy's and St Thomas'.
Winners
- Team: laryngology consultants
- Individual: Joanne Ampah, targeted lung healthcheck flow coordinator
Patient or public nomination for an individual or team that has provided outstanding patient care or delivered exceptional service.
Winners
- Team: perinatal imaging midwives
- Individual: Aamir Amin, clinical fellow in cardiothoracic surgery
An individual or team that has gone above and beyond to fundraise, volunteer or support our charities. There is an award to recognise staff who’ve supported our Guy's and St Thomas' Charities and one to recognise our Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospitals Charity.
Winners
- Guy's & St Thomas' Charity: Raselle Miller, staff clinical psychologist
- Royal Brompton & Harefield Hospitals Charity: Royal Brompton and Harefield arts team
Nominations can be for:
- an outstanding individual
- a team who has made a special contribution
How to nominate
Patients, visitors and staff can nominate.
To make a nomination, please use the online CARE award nomination form.
An individual and team winner are selected each month by a diverse panel of staff. Winners are presented with their CARE award at our quarterly Board meetings.
PALS
If you have an enquiry about or on behalf of a patient, please contact our patient advice and liaison service (PALS).
