• 12th Jun 2023

King's Birthday 2023 Honours List - Ambulance Service Medal


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The College congratulates this year's Ambulance Service Medal (ASM) recipients recognised in the King's Birthday 2023 Honours List.

We also congratulate Board Director and College Fellow Dr Bill Lord, who has been recognised as a Member (AM) in the General Division for his significant service to paramedicine, particularly research and education, and ACT Ambulance Service Chief Officer Howard Wren (MACPara) who was awareded the Public Service Medal for outstanding public service to public health and leading ACTAS through the COVID-19 pandemic.

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Dr Bill Lord, Member (AM) in the General Division

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ACT Ambulance Service Chief Officer Howard Wren (MACPara), Public Service Medal

Recipients of the Ambulance Service Medal in the King's Birthday 2023 Honours:

New South Wales

Roderick Joseph Bryant-King (MACPara)

Geoffrey Raymond Coleman (MACPara)

Dr Sarah Coombes

Allen Knowles

Karl Joseph Spackman (MACPara)

Hayley Renee Turner

Victoria

Joanne Kate Wilton

Queensland

Assistant Commissioner Matthew Raymond Green

Assistant Commissioner David Gregory Hartley

Western Australia

Andrew Charles Blane

Rebecca Anne Boughton

Steven William Douglas

Conrad Geoffrey Fairhead (MACPara)

Mark Noel Hill (MACPara)

Mark Christopher McDonald

Michael Thomas Morgan

Naomi May Powell (MACPara)

Brett James Screen (MACPara)

Jillian Melville Smith

Amy Leigh Teakle

David Andrew Tunnard

South Australia

Thamsin Kate Dunn

Stacey Solomou (MACPara)

Tasmania

Colin Peter George

Lucy Beth Oatley (MACPara)

Australian Capital Territory

Michelle Maree Blewitt

Northern Territory

Mark Daniel Ferguson

Warren Mark Purse (MACPara)

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