Molly is responsible for leading on the marketing, logistics and delivery of specific events. She supports teams of participants in both their event preparations and their fundraising. Molly previously worked for The Hamelin Trust, Blesma, The Limbless Veterans and Fight for Sight.
Fundraiser ID No. 1439
I’m a consultant in Anaesthesia and Pre-Hospital Emergency Medicine having completed anaesthetics training in London and PHEM training in the West Midlands. I am a member of the Trauma Anaesthetic Group based at The Royal London Hospital, where I am Anaesthetic Lead for Trauma Governance. The highlight of working in PHEM are the many opportunities to be involved in teaching, training, and learning alongside a diverse group of inspiring colleagues.
Jade is responsible for people and organisational development at London’s Air Ambulance. Her remit includes everything from recruitment to the contracts and policies that underpin our work. She also leads on developing our people and culture, working with everyone across the organisation to create an environment that supports our values and encourages behaviours that make us a great place to work.
Nick joined the ambulance service in 2005 as a paramedic and progressed to his current role as a clinical team leader in the north west of London in 2012. Nick has been with London’s Air Ambulance charity since 2018 and is now one of the Lead Paramedics for governance and Education.
In his spare time, he enjoys spending time with his wife and two boys, and being outdoors either hiking, kayaking or kite surfing. Nick is also a motorcycle rider and enjoys off road riding.
Sophie is an emergency medicine physician from London who is now a Consultant on our Physician Response Unit. In addition to pre-hospital medicine and trauma care, she has a keen interest in teaching, particularly simulation training, having spent a year as a simulation fellow in the emergency department at St George's Hospital, London. Sophie has previously flown with London’s Air Ambulance as an emergency medicine physician and worked on the Physician Response Unit in 2017-2018.
Helipad Operations Manager Paul Smith is responsible for ensuring the safe, effective and efficient delivery of operational support services, response driving standards, vehicle fleet management and management of the LAA operation from the helipad at the Royal London Hospital.
Local fundraising is a wonderful way to bring your neighborhood together while supporting our vital work. By hosting a car boot sale in support of our charity, Lynn Perry showed how a seemingly small activity in your community can make a big difference for London’s life-saving service.
Schools fundraising is not only a brilliant way to raise money for our charity, but also provides young people with a great opportunity to support their community and learn more about our work. One school that has risen to the challenge is Abercorn, who have raised over £3400 so far to help our life-saving service. The Marylebone school have selected to support our charity for the second year in a row, following a vote by pupils, parents and staff.
