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Name
Sean Briggs
Title
Chief operating officer, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells Trust
Bio
Sean joined the Trust as Chief Operating Officer designate in November 2018 and became the substantive Chief Operating Officer and member of the Trust Board on 3 December 2018.
Sean has a broad experience working within a variety of healthcare settings, but has spent most of this time in the acute setting in hospitals such as St George’s NHS Foundation Trust and Epsom and St Helier Hospital, where he held a number of senior managerial roles.
Sean is passionate about improving clinical engagement and patient care across the Trust, and has a strong track record in improving hospital operational performance whilst delivering a number of high profile clinical strategic changes, most notably the development of the 24/7 Thrombectomy service at St George’s, and the reconfiguration of General Surgery and Stroke at MTW.
In his time at MTW he has been able to work with clinical colleagues to improve a number of key patient quality standards such as the 62-day cancer standard where the Trust has now passed 44 of the last 45 months, and the A&E 4-hour quality standard, where the Trust has now been in the top 5 national performers for the last 3 years.
Sean has a broad experience working within a variety of healthcare settings, but has spent most of this time in the acute setting in hospitals such as St George’s NHS Foundation Trust and Epsom and St Helier Hospital, where he held a number of senior managerial roles.
Sean is passionate about improving clinical engagement and patient care across the Trust, and has a strong track record in improving hospital operational performance whilst delivering a number of high profile clinical strategic changes, most notably the development of the 24/7 Thrombectomy service at St George’s, and the reconfiguration of General Surgery and Stroke at MTW.
In his time at MTW he has been able to work with clinical colleagues to improve a number of key patient quality standards such as the 62-day cancer standard where the Trust has now passed 44 of the last 45 months, and the A&E 4-hour quality standard, where the Trust has now been in the top 5 national performers for the last 3 years.
