Wesley Grimsey (male)

I joined the East of England Ambulance Service in 2003 working initially as an Emergency Medical Technician for 3 years. In 2006 completed the IHCD Paramedic course and became a registered Paramedic. In 2007 I achieved the certificate of higher education in Emergency Medical Care. In my final years, I became a qualified level 6 Mentor working with university students during their Ambulance placements. My passion to teach led me to work on the Training Ambulance based out of Ipswich.

I enjoyed nearly 15 years with the Ambulance Service working on both Ambulances and Rapid Response Cars. Although I enjoyed emergency medicine I wanted to get to know my patients and enhance my general knowledge of medicine, hence the reason for moving into Primary Care.

Oliver Lewis

I started my paramedic career at Bournemouth University where I graduated in Paramedic Science with an honours degree. From there, I worked as a Paramedic in the Dorset area, then moved to the East of England Ambulance Service Trust (EEAST) to be with my fiancé. I worked with EEAST as a Senior Paramedic and completed training as a SORT clinician to be involved in the triage, clinical treatment and transport in major incident situations. I have also mentored students in training as part of their Paramedic careers. I joined Two Rivers Medical Centre in 2022 to further expand my knowledge and clinical skills in the primary care sector.

Gayle Warren

I started my ambulance career back in 2002 when I joined South Yorkshire Ambulance service as an Ambulance care assistant. Unfortunately, I had to leave them after 1 year to move to Northern Ireland with my husband (a serving soldier) and children. I picked up my career again in 2014 when I joined the East of England Ambulance Service on their patient transport services team and started my paramedic journey in 2015 qualifying in 2019. I am passionate about primary care and was fortunate enough to be invited to join the Two Rivers Medical Centre in December 2021.