Team

Stephanie Brown
Client Support Manager

I joined Occupational Health Matters in August 2007. I came from a customer service background and I am extremely customer focused. I have transferred these skills in to my current role as Client Support Manager. I enjoy being a team leader and encouraging others to be part of our successful team. Outside of work I am a keen horse rider and I enjoy competing in the summer months.

One day I will...
...qualify for the Horse of the Year Show.

Lisa Leathers
Client Facilitator

My background is administration within Primary Care.

I have been with OHM for 6 years and enjoyed several roles within the company. Currently my role is Client Facilitator and I enjoy looking after our clients ensuring deadlines are met and goals are achieved.

One day I will...
...travel around America with my family.

Jane Greenwood
Accounts Clerk

I joined the OH Matters team in January 2012. I have previously worked as Accounts / Finance Manager for organizations of various sizes and sectors. I completed my AAT qualification with the Open University in 2008 and I am currently working towards a Business Studies Degree. In my spare time I like to walk and enjoy our gorgeous Yorkshire countryside and I also volunteer for various charities including being Treasurer of Darlington Talking Newspaper.

One day I will...
...write a novel – watch this space!.

Fiona Edgar
Clinical Administrator

I am a clinical administrator and have been with Occupational Health Matters Ltd for just over 3 years, I started in 2008 after finishing my A level exams. Within my role I have looked after several of our clients and enjoy the challenge of something new and developing my skills.

I am currently working towards a Business Administration NVQ which I am hoping to have finished by the end of the year.

One day I will...
...travel more and enjoy the sunshine.

Natalie Simons
Senior OHNC

I am currently employed as an Occupational Health Nurse Consultant for Occupational Health Matters Ltd. I have worked in varying roles and on varying contracts during my 9 year service, now carrying out absence management and workplace rehabilitation at Telefonica. Prior to this, I have worked in the occupational health field within the NHS, Ambulance Service, and within heavy industry. To allow me to move from general nursing which is where my career began, to occupational health I completed a BSc in Health Studies and Occupational Health.

One day I will...
...be able enjoy the garden that we have recently landscaped, lapping up the sunshine and enjoying some outside relaxation.

Karl Brookes
OHNC

I am Karl Brookes, an Occupational Health Consultant Nurse covering OHM clinics in the Midlands for over the past 5 years. As a graduate nurse for over 20 years, originally qualifying at the University of Wales College of Medicine, and awarded my Masters degree in Occupational Health at Birmingham University, I have experienced the diversity and peculiarities of our chosen speciality in numerous occupations and environments. OHM has been a wonderful inspiration, a synergy of ideas, a beacon of best practice for promoting OH academic advancement in our professional field.

One day I will...
...be one of many to say I told you so

Carol Wilkinson
Clinical Administrator

I joined the company July 2007. My Job includes Clinical Administration for a number of clients, as well as Occupational Health Technician (new role within OHM ) – Assisted by the OHM Academy to promote health surveillance/screening, provide clinical support by way of routine bloods, lung function testing etc.. Came from a long history in the motor trade, customer service, marketing and sales. A Director of Hudswell Community Pub Ltd, (HCP) the first community owned pub in Yorkshire. Founding co-ordinator of the little shop, a project connected with HCP run entirely by volunteers, for the benefit of the village.

One day I will...
...have a job role that utilises the Technician role to the full and be able to play the piano (lessons are to re-commence in the New Year)

Caroline Fryer
Clinical Administrator

I joined OHM in May 2005. I have worked as both a Clinical Administrator and Client Facilitiator since joining OHM. I work on 5 different clients as well as the CBT clinics. I remain very focused and consider myself a consciencious individual having trudged through 2 foot of snow one winter to get to work which is the down side to living locally! Prior to joining OHM I worked for the Ministry of Defence at Catterick Garrison as a Medical Secretary where I obtained a Long Service Medal for 26 years continued service. Outside of OHM I support my son who swims for a local swimming club and I often spend weekends poolside cheering him on. My hobbies include, walking, Zumba and socialising with friends and spending valuable time with my children.

One day I will be...
...the proud mum of my son as he represents Team GB in the swimming events at the Olympics.

Erika Barber
General Assistant

I have worked for Occupational Health Matters for 7 years in various capacities where my position at the moment is general assistant. My role is general assistant where I order supplies for the office and OHNC clinics, login clinics in when they return, sorting mail, answering the telephones, dealing with couriers, sending out mail. I am from the West Country (Wiltshire) and I worked as a self employed book keeper.

One day I will...
...retire

Tania Callard
Clinical Administrator

Tania Callard has been with OHM since October 2011. Tania Callard’s role is a Clinical Administrator; this involves assisting the occupational health nurse with all the administration needs from head office. Tania Callard was based in Colchester and working for a company called ‘GFM’ this is a marketing company. My husband is in the forces and we were posted here to North Yorkshire.

One day I will...
...retire in either New Zealand or America.

Katie Worrall
Clinical Administrator

I am a Clinical Administrator and have been with OHM for 9 months. I used to work for Department for Work and Pensions, in a Jobcentre Plus in Leeds. I have 2 babies, Rufus (Hungarian Vizsla) and Charlie (Black Lab). I enjoy walking, reading and socialising with my friends.

One day I will...
...travel and see more of the world.