
We bring high quality specialist care to more than two million patients a year.

We employ nearly 4,000 staff and have more than 2,500 dedicated volunteers.

We operate from more than 130 sites across the eastern region with a fleet of more than 1,000 vehicles.

We serve a population of more than 5.8 million covering an area of 7,500 square miles from Watford to Wells and Lowestoft to Peterborough.

Check out some of the thank you letters we receive throughout the year!
A turnaround plan to transform patient care and boost staff morale has been launched by the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust.
The plan will build on measures announced earlier this year such as recruiting more front line staff and having more ambulances, and is focussed on building a successful 999 service within a thriving organisation. For more information and to download the plan CLICK HERE.
The Trust’s The Right Call campaign now takes centre stage to share with people how 999 calls are handled and prioritised. It focuses on how the ambulance service makes the right call for patients by assessing and grading each one for the right response time, and encourages people to make the right call for their medical need there and then.

We are currently recruiting qualified paramedics to help support our frontline workforce in maintaining an excellent level of service to patients. Vacancies are available across the Trust’s six counties.
To find out more CLICK HERE.

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We constantly monitor our performance to ensure standards of care are maintained and improved.
You can view our latest performance figures HERE.
These include A8, A19 and no. of hours lost at hospital handover.