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Welcome to the East of England Regional page:

Angela Croucher Regional Rep	Toby Edmunds Regional Rep
fphceastengland@rcsed.net	fphceastengland@rcsed.net
Angela is a paramedic and works in Cambridgeshire for the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust. She is passionate about education and enjoys teaching on various pre-hospital emergency medicine courses. She responds with NARS (BASICS scheme) and is a member of the East Anglian Air Ambulance RAID (research, audit, innovation and development) group. Prior to retraining as a paramedic, she was a Sister on the Paediatric Intensive Care Unit at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge and is on the Resuscitation Council UK European Paediatric Advanced Life Support Subcommittee.	Consultant in Emergency Medicine, Critical Care and Pre-hospital Emergency Medicine. Based in East of England working at Peterborough City Hospital and East Anglian Air Ambulance. Also work for Lincs and Notts Air Ambulance and am a SMA for EEAST.  Previously I have worked for the regional transfer service and worked in North of Scotland where I trained.
Dominic Rodwell Regional Rep	Oli Sims Student Rep
fphceastengland@rcsed.net	FPHCStudentsEastAnglia@rcsed.net
Anaesthetic specially doctor working in King's Lynn. Responds with the Norfolk Accident Rescue Service in my spare time

East of England Pre-Hospital Events

East of England Regional Faculty

The East of England Regional Faculty has been set up to support pre-hospital providers in the East of England region

Key Benefits:

• The provision of enhanced support for all those who are involved in providing pre-hospital care
• Providing a focus for inclusive education and development within a multi-professional, multi-agency environment
• Development of an independent academic support base for pre-hospital care practitioners of all levels and specialisms
• The development of closer inter-agency working relationships

Initially the Regional Faculty will focus on providing a range of educational events for pre hospital care providers.  These events will be open to all.  The majority of events will be free to members of the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care, and in order to provide for running costs a small charge will be payable by those non-members who attend. 

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