Yorkshire

Welcome to the Yorkshire Regional page.

Yorkshire is a vast and varied county with a pre-hospital care system to match. The seamless integration between the many voluntary and statuary services provides excellent care for the sick and injured across a broad spectrum of environments and terrains until they reach the safety of hospital. The wide reaching and diverse system that has developed in Yorkshire makes it an outstanding region for training and opportunities for both professionals and skilled volunteers.

Please find information about our region’s organisations below and feel free to get in touch with any of our representatives if you have any questions.

Regional Representative FPHCYorkshire@rcsed.net

Student Regional Representative FPHCStudentsYorkshire@rcsed.net

For further information on the Yorkshire Regional Group and upcoming CPD events, please visit the Yorkshire Regional Group website.

You can also sign up to the Yorkshire Regional Group mailing list to receive the latest news, events and updates.

Jon Richards
Regional Executive Committee President

Jon is President of the Yorkshire Regional Group Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care and provides advanced pre-hospital critical care across Yorkshire. His professional interests include resuscitation, major incident management, event medicine and pre-hospital education. He has supported medical delivery and operational planning at major national and international events. Through regional leadership, education and collaboration, Jon works to strengthen clinical practice and develop pre-hospital care across Yorkshire.

David Braham
Regional Executive Committee Vice-President

Matthew Nelson
Regional Executive Committee Secretary

Matthew’s pre-hospital experience spans retrieval, motorsport and event medicine. He spent a year with the Central Australian Retrieval Service, delivering critical care across remote and austere environments, and volunteers with the Yorkshire Medical Response Team. He also works with the British Touring Car Championship and Silverstone Medical Team, and serves as Secretary of the Yorkshire Regional Group of the Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care.

George Hamson
Regional Executive Committee Treasurer

George is a West Yorkshire anaesthetic trainee with a longstanding interest in pre-hospital emergency medicine. Alongside his anaesthetic training, he volunteers with the Yorkshire Medical Response Team, gaining experience in delivering emergency care outside the hospital environment.

Sophie Goddard-Hunt
Student Regional Representative

Sophie Goddard-Hunt is a 4th medical student at the University of Sheffield. She graduated with an iBSc in Prehospital Medicine in 2025. She has interests in PHEM and wilderness medicine. In her spare time she enjoys climbing, wild swimming and exploring the Peak District!

Jonathan Adams
CPD Lead

Jonathan’s involvement in pre-hospital care began through volunteering with the Yorkshire Medical Response Team and attending regional Faculty of Pre-Hospital Care education events. He now works as a consultant anaesthetist in West Yorkshire and a HEMS doctor with Lincs & Notts Air Ambulance. He also serves as a CPD Lead for the Yorkshire Regional Group, helping to plan and deliver multidisciplinary pre-hospital education across the region.

Basim Manzoor
CPD Lead

Lianne Sellors
CPD Lead

Stacey Smith
CPD Lead

Olivia Harnby
CPD Lead

Nathan Hone
CPD Support

Nathan joined the East of England Ambulance Service in 2015 and qualified as a paramedic in 2018. He currently works as a Resuscitation Officer, with clinical interests in resuscitation, critical care and motorsport medicine, particularly rallying and off-road events. He has completed the Diploma in Immediate Medical Care and plans to return to full-time pre-hospital clinical practice.

Estelle Tan
CPD Support

Estelle’s specialist interests include paediatric anaesthesia, pre-hospital emergency care and simulation-based medical education. Alongside her anaesthetic training, she works as a Paediatric Retrieval Registrar with EMBRACE, providing specialist care during the transfer of critically ill children. She has taught on numerous trust-wide and regional multidisciplinary simulation courses and is currently completing a Diploma in Medical Education. Her work focuses on human factors, crisis resource management and the use of evidence-based simulation to improve patient safety and clinical performance.

Rachael McManus
CPD Support