Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust welcomes new Chief Executive
We are very pleased to announce that Len Richards has been appointed as Chief Executive of the Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust.
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Providing support to others through her own loss
A young Muslim lady from Batley is helping to support other followers of the faith after the loss of a baby.
MYHT becomes fourth NHS Trust in the UK to sign MoU with BAPIO
Martin Barkley, Chief Executive of the Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust (MYHT) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the Trust and The British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (BAPIO), a non-profit organisation open to all healthcare professionals, promoting diversity, equality and inclusion. This makes MYHT only the fourth NHS trust in the UK to sign such an agreement.
Trust pays thanks to local business
Father Christmas has swapped his sleigh for a John Atkinsons van in the build up to Christmas
Chief Executive receives BAPIO President’s Award for Outstanding Leadership
Martin Barkley, Chief Executive of the Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust has been awarded BAPIO’s (British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin) President’s Award for Outstanding Leadership at the Associations Virtual Annual Conference 2020.
Statement regarding elective surgery
Here is a statement from our Chief Executive regarding the current situation around elective surgery
Virtual pulmonary rehabilitation group launched
A pulmonary rehabilitation group in Wakefield is proving virtual support and developing digital therapeutic relationships with patients’ works
Equality, diversity and inclusion statement
In 2019 the lack of progress the Trust was making for having a proportionate number of black and Asian minority colleagues in band 6 and 7 roles made it clear how unacceptable the lack of progress had become.
Trust welcomes six new, international nurses to the team this week
Kyla Babista, Neil Dabu, April Castillo, Rona Joy, Jasmine Thomas and Igeretch Aguilar have successfully completed their Nursing and Midwifery Council Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) which means they are now registered to work in the UK and can move to their substantive roles as registered nurses.
Reintroduction of parking charges at The Mid Yorkshire Hospitals NHS Trust
From Monday 5 October, parking for visitors and patients will return to the arrangements that were in place at the Trust before the pandemic. This is in line with national guidance and in common with most other trusts in the region.