Vlad Leca He said: “I would like to thank everyone that made this possible and I am most grateful for the appreciation. I hope the right person wins.” He was nominated by his life manager Zafar Iqbal, who said: “He should win the award for Unsung Hero as he quietly goes about his work unnoticed, but always provides an excellent and efficient service. He is always willing to look into jobs even when they don’t fall into his technical area, getting support and guidance from other contractors to swiftly resolve issues and keep Oxford’s health facilities safe and open. The work that he does is essential and he deserves to be celebrated. Vlad doesn’t really see how he has helped with the Covid effort and he thinks keeping the NHS running and open was all down to the clinical frontline teams; but if buildings are unsafe to use, then patients can’t receive care. He has been a real unsung hero in the pandemic fight. He has a very positive frame of mind and no ask is t
Entries have been coming in thick and fast for the Oxfordshire Health & Care Awards, and there’s still plenty of time to put nominees forward. For the past 12 months, emergency services and health workers across Oxfordshire have put their community first, selflessly caring for the ill and most vulnerable at great psychological and personal cost. Now is your chance to return the favour and honour these everyday heroes. From intensive care doctors tackling Covid-19 head-on to volunteers making sure no-one, especially the most isolated, falls through the net during lockdown, we want to hear the untold stories of ordinary people responding to this unprecedented crisis in extraordinary ways.
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