Department Leads Introduction

Hi, I'm John, I am an Ambulance Technician and The Head of Service and Chairman of the Board here at Glasgow Street Aid.

My role heavily involves operational command of the service in day-to-day operations, overseeing all below sub departments, performance, and achievement of service.

I am also responsible for the management of the budget, Human Resources, and Business Continuity. I also ensure resilience and preparedness are managed effectively.

Hi, I’m James, a Paramedic and the Area Service Manager for Glasgow Street Aid. I have a keen interest in pre-hospital care and education, and I’ve been involved with the charity for the past three years.

In my role, I manage and support our volunteers on a day-to-day basis, ensuring our city centre operations run safely, efficiently, and to a consistently high standard. I provide guidance, training, and operational oversight to help our teams feel confident and supported while delivering care across the night-time economy.

If there’s anything I can assist with or you’d like to get involved, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.

I'm Scott. I'm the Clinical Lead for Glasgow Street Aid. My job as Clinical Lead is to provide overall leadership when it comes to clinical governance and our statutory clinical requirements and all clinical matters relating to the charity. I develop a lot of the charity policies, guidelines, and clinical documentation and support the rest of the Clinical Team in ensuring the charity is following the best available evidence-based practice. I also support volunteers by providing clinical advice on shift and support the Training Lead with developing and teaching CPD.

If you have any ideas for clinical governance, or any questions relating to any clinical matters within the charity then please let me know!

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 Hi, I'm Caitlin, I am the Welfare Lead of Glasgow Street Aid. My role is to be the first point of contact for all welfare needs which includes mandatory welfare checks after traumatic shifts, organising of team events, mental health workshops, our internal awards ceremony and many more well-being initiatives within the charity. I work closely with other departments as welfare is linked to all and collaborate with our Special Projects lead the most to provide more opportunities for our volunteers.  

Hi, my name is Jen and I'm the Volunteer Experience Lead here at GSA. 

I receive and process all the applications to volunteer at Glasgow Street Aid and help each applicant through the process. I’m the point of contact for all applicants and volunteers for any general questions they may have. 

I also help organise some team building activities alongside the welfare department to help strengthen and bring our team together!

Hello, I’m Mark and I serve as the Assets Lead at Glasgow Street Aid.

In this role, I take responsibility for all of our equipment and assets, making sure everything is maintained, accounted for, and ready for use. If anything needs checked, repaired, or updated, I’m the first point of contact.

Because our equipment is used across the organisation, my work involves supporting a number of different teams and ensuring they have what they need to operate effectively.

I also play an active role in helping new volunteers get comfortable with our equipment. Whether they need guidance, practical demonstrations, or general advice, I’m here to support them and answer any questions they may have.

 Hi my name is Beth Rogan, I'm the newly appointed social media lead for Glasgow Street Aid. My main role is to help manage of all of our charity’s various social media accounts across Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok and LinkedIn. By helping promote the charity online, we can create more public awareness of the service, attract new volunteers, and increase donations through fundraising campaigns. I’m open to any ideas or suggestions for ways to improve our content, please don’t hesitate to contact me.  

Hi, I'm Alison. I am the Special Projects Lead for the charity. My role may seem confusing to most volunteers but a brief summary is that I help expand our reach through networking in lots of different ways getting our brand out into the world. I host special events that help us to improve people's awareness by inviting individuals and organisations to experience how we support the people of Glasgow. 

I work closely with different departments within the charity such as social media to help publicise what we do online, showcasing all our amazing work. 

This Post is currently vacant

If you are interested in this role please contact the charity