Paramedic Council Elections 

The results are now out for the College’s Paramedic Council by-elections, the representative body for our members. 

Click on the links below to find out more about the elections: 

- Who won the elections? 
- What is the Paramedic Council? 
- What does a Member Representative do? 

Candidate statements are now available for elections to the College’s Paramedic Council, the representative body for our members. Nine seats are up for election in these elections:

- East Midlands: Chris Booth 
- London: Henry Agbor 
- Military and Overseas: Liam Nayler 
- North West: Laura Oliphant 
- Scotland: Tom McMurray 
- Yorkshire and the Humber: Louise Whittaker 
- Wales: Tom Turner 

Download the full percentage results here (link). 

By-elections are currently underway to fill the vacant positions in the East Midlands and West Midlands. 

WHAT IS THE PARAMEDIC COUNCIL? 

Working with the Board of Trustees, the Paramedic Council provides collective leadership for the College of Paramedics and ensures the effective running of the charity, delivery of strategy and active membership representation.  

The Paramedic Council has the ability to steer and shape the College’s ongoing work and future aspirations by providing a platform for representatives to advocate for their members, ensuring a strong and articulate voice in all that the College does, and by providing a clear and vital communication channel between the College and members. 

In total there are 15 members of the Council. Nine seats are up for election in these elections: 

- East Midlands 
- London 
- Military and Overseas 
- Northern Ireland 
- Scotland 
- West Midlands 
- Yorkshire and the Humber 
- North West 
- Wales 

BEING A PARAMEDIC COUNCIL MEMBER REPRESENTATIVE 

The Paramedic member representative is the voice of the Paramedic members in their nation/region/sector, advocating for their interests, articulating their perspective to the College and communicating with them on the College’s work. This could be you! 

Member Representatives have a vote on the Paramedic Council and elect the Chair of the Paramedic Council, who sits on the College’s Trustee Board. 

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