Colette Darragh Office Management
Colette makes things happen – she oversees the daily administration and business of CRIS. Colette is the gatekeeper to the purse strings and services of CRIS. With a wealth of experience in public sector policies and procedures Colette makes doing business with CRIS an exercise in efficiency.
Hazel Fisher Information Management
What do you want to know? Hazel has knowledge and experience of conducting evidence searches and answering public enquiries. She has a postgraduate qualification in Library and Information Management. Google will find you a million answers but Hazel can assist you to find the right one.
Alison Scott Designer
Alison is a Graphic Designer. Alison brings experience from various private sector design posts. Perhaps because of this Alison seems to have cornered the market in HSC branding and identity design. She carries the office moniker of ‘Logo Queen’ with her customary aplomb.
Lynne Crosby Designer
Lynne came to CRIS after a period as Graphic Designer with SHSCT. Lynne’s work focused on public health issues in the past but has broadened to include many corporate publications and external contracts. Lynne has a personal passion for fitness and exercise regimes and she brings a similar rigour and discipline to her design work.
Hilda Kerlin Designer
Hilda is a Graphic Designer who brings a particularly imaginative approach to her work and specialises in bright and illustrative work. Many of CRIS resources designed for children’s health or education are the result of Hilda’s expertise. Hilda thinks in pictures.
Ruth Nelson Designer
Ruth is the longest serving Graphic Designer in CRIS. Her work is predominantly around health improvement but she has a portfolio of designs representing everything from pregnancy planning to bereavement. Ruth is meticulous and keeps good records – do not try to bluff her. Ruth is Sheila’s twin sister.
Sheila Jamieson Designer / CRIS Manager
Sheila joined CRIS from the Royal Hospitals in 2007. If you have ever been a patient or visited a hospital, the chances are that you will have encountered Sheila’s work. As well as Patient Information, Sheila takes responsibility for many corporate reports. Sheila is Ruth’s twin sister. She is equally attentive to detail and may have access to Ruth’s records. Sheila is currently acting up as CRIS Manager.
David Greenlees Project Management
David came to CRIS with a background in business and finance. He has managed projects at CRIS ranging from national and international partnership programmes to smaller one-off resource production exercises. David’s special interest is logistics.
Gerard Ranaghan Resources
Gerard is responsible for managing Resources at CRIS. He oversees a stock list of over 300,000 items and fulfils orders within quality standard guidelines. Gerard engages freely with suppliers and end-users alike. Everyone knows Gerard.
Colette Darragh Office Management
Colette makes things happen – she oversees the daily administration and business of CRIS. Colette is the gatekeeper to the purse strings and services of CRIS. With a wealth of experience in public sector policies and procedures Colette makes doing business with CRIS an exercise in efficiency.
Hazel Fisher Information Management
What do you want to know? Hazel has knowledge and experience of conducting evidence searches and answering public enquiries. She has a postgraduate qualification in Library and Information Management. Google will find you a million answers but Hazel can assist you to find the right one.
Alison Scott Designer
Alison is a Graphic Designer. Alison brings experience from various private sector design posts. Perhaps because of this Alison seems to have cornered the market in HSC branding and identity design. She carries the office moniker of ‘Logo Queen’ with her customary aplomb.
Lynne Crosby Designer
Lynne came to CRIS after a period as Graphic Designer with SHSCT. Lynne’s work focused on public health issues in the past but has broadened to include many corporate publications and external contracts. Lynne has a personal passion for fitness and exercise regimes and she brings a similar rigour and discipline to her design work.
Hilda Kerlin Designer
Hilda is a Graphic Designer who brings a particularly imaginative approach to her work and specialises in bright and illustrative work. Many of CRIS resources designed for children’s health or education are the result of Hilda’s expertise. Hilda thinks in pictures.
Ruth Nelson Designer
Ruth is the longest serving Graphic Designer in CRIS. Her work is predominantly around health improvement but she has a portfolio of designs representing everything from pregnancy planning to bereavement. Ruth is meticulous and keeps good records – do not try to bluff her. Ruth is Sheila’s twin sister.
Sheila Jamieson Designer / CRIS Manager
Sheila joined CRIS from the Royal Hospitals in 2007. If you have ever been a patient or visited a hospital, the chances are that you will have encountered Sheila’s work. As well as Patient Information, Sheila takes responsibility for many corporate reports. Sheila is Ruth’s twin sister. She is equally attentive to detail and may have access to Ruth’s records. Sheila is currently acting up as CRIS Manager.
David Greenlees Project Management
David came to CRIS with a background in business and finance. He has managed projects at CRIS ranging from national and international partnership programmes to smaller one-off resource production exercises. David’s special interest is logistics.
Gerard Ranaghan Resources
Gerard is responsible for managing Resources at CRIS. He oversees a stock list of over 300,000 items and fulfils orders within quality standard guidelines. Gerard engages freely with suppliers and end-users alike. Everyone knows Gerard.