Norfolk paramedics honoured for 60 years combined service

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 21 Oct, 11:02 · Archive

Three Norfolk paramedics have been recognised for 20 years of service each with the Norfolk Accident Rescue Service.

Three critical care paramedics have been honoured for a combined 60 years of service to the Norfolk Accident Rescue Service (NARS). Chris Neil, Carl Smith and Ryan Warwick have each dedicated 20 years to the charity, which delivers advanced medical care at major emergencies across Norfolk. The trio were recognised at the NARS Charity Ball.

Dr Jamie Crawford, medical director at NARS, said: 'Recognising 60 years of combined service from Chris, Carl, and Ryan is a fantastic achievement and a real testament to their dedication to NARS and the patients we serve.' He noted that each paramedic had 'given 20 years of their lives to this charity, attending some of the most serious incidents imaginable and providing exceptional care to people at times when they need it most'.

Carl Smith said: 'It is a real honour to be recognised alongside Chris and Ryan for 20 years of service each. NARS has been a huge part of my life, and it is a privilege to be part of a team that makes such a difference to people across Norfolk.'

How it is being reported

• Norfolk paramedic trio honoured for 60 years of combined NARS serviceThree critical care paramedics have been honoured for a combined 60 years of service.Norwich Evening News · 21 Oct, 08:05
• Norfolk paramedic trio honoured for 60 years of combined NARS serviceThree critical care paramedics have been honoured for a combined 60 years of service.Eastern Daily Press · 21 Oct, 08:05

In this story: Chris Neil · Carl Smith · Ryan Warwick · Norfolk Accident Rescue Service · Dr Jamie Crawford · Norfolk

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