Peterborough group of ECAs all pass technician course

Twelve emergency care assistants (ECAs) have successfully completed their six-week course to become technicians and are now going back on the road to complete their skills portfolio. 

The course ended in Peterborough on Friday (21st November) and the ECAs will now put their newly-learnt skills into practice before they become technicians officially. 

Chief Executive Anthony Marsh said: “Congratulations and well done to all of you, I am delighted to see another group of ECAs pass their training course and are now able to deliver a better service to patients.” 

The group of staff are based across Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Hertfordshire and Norfolk. Well done to Jon, Kyle, Jack, Steve, John, Robin, Daniel, Christopher, Chris, Beck, Craig, and Gordon! 

The next course will be held in Chelmsford on 19th January.

Published 27th November 2014