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"Emergency and urgent ambulance care across the east of England, 24/7, every day of the year"
The East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust responds to emergency 999 calls and provides urgent care across six counties serving 6.4 million people. Operating from over 120 sites, the trust employs 6,500 staff and 1,500 volunteers who answer calls, dispatch ambulances, treat patients and provide transport. Services include emergency response, clinical telephone assessment, non-emergency patient transport and specialist hazardous area teams. Every role saves lives, from paramedics and call handlers to engineers and support staff. EEAST works with health providers across the region to connect patients with the right care, whether an immediate ambulance response, telephone advice from a clinician or referral to a GP or community service.
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A region where everyone receives high quality urgent and emergency care when they need it, with health and care services working seamlessly together to deliver the right response every time
At EEAST, our mission is to provide high quality urgent and emergency care that is fair, responsive and focused on patient need