Youghal man appointed to role at ambulance company

Martin Morris, who is from Youghal, has been appointed to the role at the private ambulance service, which delivers nationwide coverage 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
Youghal man appointed to role at ambulance company

Jay Gibson, managing director of Medicall, with Martin Morris from Youghal.

A Cork man has been appointed as the new regional base supervisor in the southern region for Medicall, Ireland’s leading provider of ambulance, event medical, and training services.

Martin Morris, who is from Youghal, has been appointed to the role at the private ambulance service, which delivers nationwide coverage 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The company specialises in providing event medical services, from large-scale events and concerts to sporting games and fixtures, and offers internationally accredited training programmes.

The Cork position is one of seven newly created regional base supervisor roles introduced by Medicall as part of a major nationwide investment to strengthen local crews and improve on-the-ground coordination. Mr Morris will be based at Medicall’s regional office in Cork city, and joins a newly established network of supervisors throughout Ireland.

He brings a wealth of experience, coming from a safeguarding adults review (SAR) and care background, having over 22 years of experience in the RNLI, and his role will include managing regional operations, supporting frontline crews, and ensuring the delivery of timely and high-quality care to patients.

Patrick Gallagher, senior business development manager at Medicall, said that the appointment marks a significant milestone: “We are proud to be building a stronger presence across Ireland with a dedicated team of regional base supervisors who understand the specific needs of their communities.

“Medicall is much more than an ambulance provider, we are a trusted partner in delivering 24/7 emergency care, medical support at public and private events, and world-class training to individuals and organisations.

“With operational hubs and personnel located throughout the country, including our headquarters in Dublin, this investment strengthens our capacity to respond quickly and effectively wherever we are needed.”

Mr Gallagher added: “Martin’s leadership in Cork will help ensure that high standards of care and professionalism are consistently maintained as we continue to grow our services nationwide.”

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