Loughborough Echo

New CEO for Rainbows Hospice

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DEE Sissons has been named chief executive officer at Rainbows Hospice for Children and Young People and will be taking the charity into its 25th anniversar­y year.

Latterly she was executive director of nursing for Marie Curie, the largest UK provider of end-of-life care.

Dee has over 40 years’ experience of palliative care nursing and has a national reputation as a proven corporate leader in a healthcare setting.

Her appointmen­t comes at a time when Rainbows hospice is increasing­ly regarded as a leader in its field, not just within the East Midlands, but nationally as a specialist care centre of excellence.

Dee said: “I am incredibly honoured to be leading a charity with such an outstandin­g reputation for providing specialist care for children and young people with lifelimiti­ng conditions, supporting their families when they need it most.

“My aim is to build on the good work already being done by this amazing organisati­on, poised to celebrate its first 25 years – and to ensure it is ready for the next 25! People, their families and their loved ones will be at the heart of everything I do.”

 ??  ?? CEO Dee Sissons is pictured in conversati­on with Rainbows young adult, Declan Spencer (19) from Syston.
CEO Dee Sissons is pictured in conversati­on with Rainbows young adult, Declan Spencer (19) from Syston.

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