Staff Constituency
![John Duncan](/media/24um1plt/john-duncan.png?width=100)
John Duncan
Awaiting Profile
![Sharon Nobbs](/media/bwvem2iq/sharon-nobbs.png?width=100)
Sharon Nobbs
With only 4 years working at Humber, I have already seen many connections from the Education Sector where my previous training and work originates. With a passionate interest in staff wellbeing and valuing the importance of a healthy and happy work home-life balance, I am interested to learn more about the Health Care Sector and / the vision and views the Trust hold. I decided to stand as Staff Governor so I could not only gain a better understanding of division structures and strategic goals, but to also have the opportunity to engage with a range of stakeholders in ensuring the views and wishes of both staff and patients are represented and remain an important factor in decision-making for the Trust.
Previous to work in the NHS, I was a Curriculum Area Leader of Music in a Secondary School for 18 years. I play the Piano, love to Sing and have a basic ability in playing the Drum Kit and Bass Guitar. I love spending time with my family- especially our dog Millie. I enjoy psychological documentaries and thrillers and am also a fan of horror films. I enjoy learning and am always up for new courses or projects. I joined the Trust under the Voluntary Services team and very much enjoyed the opportunity to connect with service users and feel I had made a difference. I am now working closer with teams in the Mental Health and Children’s & Learning Disability Divisions from within the Partnerships & Strategy team, and am loving this new challenge and embracing opportunities to make connections with so many different people. I love getting involved in anything creative and engaging with others. My approach to everything usually begins with a creative mindset
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Vacant
Awaiting Profile
![William Taylor 2](/media/gdfgkmmy/william_taylor_2.jpg?width=100)
William Taylor
I am passionate that children and families with complex needs are supported appropriately by our service and partner agencies. I work in the Hull child and adolescent mental health service, working with children, their families, schools and social care services.
This offers a first-hand experience of what we might aspire to improve. I stood as a governor as I feel as I want to ensure we meet our trust goals consistently. I want to help those most affected if we don’t meet our Trust goals, which is the children, families and staff. I seek to reflect on the experiences and concerns raised by staff and seek to support them.
I have a family and have lived locally for the past twenty years and have worked in the trust for about fifteen years.