Brandon Newman Clinical Workflow Lead & Operational, Frontline Paramedic
Celebrating the world’s first International Paramedics Day
08 July 2022
By Brandon Newman Clinical Workflow Lead & Operational, Frontline Paramedic
About International Paramedic's Day
Today marks the inaugural day of recognition for paramedics and first responders around the globe. International Paramedics Day is about celebrating and recognising the vital work that paramedics do and the many ways in which they help and care for people when they are most in need.
At all times, but in particular during the Covid pandemic, paramedics put the wellbeing and interests of others first. They have continued to work tirelessly, often in the most challenging of circumstances and at great risk to themselves. We are continually grateful for their efforts and dedication on the frontline.
The #IPD2022 theme is #ProudToBeAParamedic - with professionals encouraged to share their proudest moments, and members of the public invited to share their stories and experiences, on social media.
To help celebrate and mark this occasion, we spoke to Graphnet’s Clinical Workflow Lead & Clinical Safety Officer, Brandon Newman. He joined the company last year, after 16 years serving as a paramedic, a profession he is immensely proud of. With the support of the company, he remains operational on the frontline to this day.
We will be sharing insights into his story on our social media platforms throughout the day, including what being a Paramedic means to him, how the profession has evolved, the vital role they play in so many areas and his proudest moment.
He also discusses how his clinical knowledge and experience help shape our solutions and why shared care records are the vital piece of the puzzle on the frontline of care.
