King's College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust’s Post

As part of #ArmedForcesWeek, we also marked #ReservesDay on 26 June to celebrate the incredible contributions of reservists within our organisation. Today, we share the inspiring story of Lance Corporal Izzy Adamson, a Combat Medical Technician, who recently returned from training the Uganda People’s Defence Force (UPDF). At King's College Hospital, Izzy works as an Occupational Therapist in Critical Care. As an army reservist with the 335 Medical Evacuation Regiment, she spent three weeks in Uganda this January, helping train UPDF medical personnel. Izzy said: "At King's, we are proficient in serving a diverse patient population and collaborating with teams. My experience in Uganda further developed these skills, involving effective communication across language barriers and respectful observance of cultural traditions. "The individuals we trained encompassed a wide range of professions, including radiographers, nurses, dieticians, doctors, porters, pharmacists, and more. Our responsibility involved enhancing their skills and assisting in the transition of knowledge from their hospital context to frontline medical care." Izzy’s story showcases the unique skills and experiences reservists bring to our organisation. We are proud to support our reservists and honour their dedication and service. #TeamKings 

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