Owner / Specialist Occupational Health Nurse

BSc (Hons), DPSN, RGN

Senior Occupational Health Technician

You will find Jude predominantly in our Mobile Screening Unit (AKA, her baby).

Judy has been in post for 2 years, previously she worked in primary care as a HCA for 11 years, then a spell in research before finding her home at Occupational Health and Training Services.

“I am a mother to 3 children, 3 dogs, 1 cat, 1 tortoise, 3 tenrecs and tropical fish! I used to run my own self funded wild hedgehog rescue up until last year and I love live music and can just get by playing the guitar if I sing loud enough over it!”

If you see Judy about, say hi 👋🏼 and if you happen to have a guitar spare…. Watch out because you’ll be tempted into a jam session in no time 🎸

Occupational Health Nurse

I have a background in nursing spanning many years. My career began in a clinical setting, where I worked in surgical wards, operating theatres, and provided pre and post-operative care. Transitioning to community nursing as a district nurse, I eventually moved into a role at a local care assessment service. Later, I became a lead nurse, offering end-of-life care to many individuals, which was incredibly fulfilling. My journey led me to work as an Occupational Health Nurse for a local chemical company, where I began working with Occupational Health Teams (OHTs) and found my true calling. The team I work with is exceptional, providing mutual support. Linda, the business owner, not only excels as a nurse but also as a remarkable leader. I consider myself fortunate to have her guidance and support.

Occupational health is a diverse and fascinating field. While it can present challenges, the rewards are immense. My dedication to promoting workplace health, fostering inclusivity, and supporting both individual well-being and business infrastructure drives my passion for this work.

Be sure to say hi 👋🏼 to Paula, and if you love dogs you can guarantee some good chat!

Wellbeing & Commercial

You can find Harry likely on a golf course, out on his bike or in the gym. Activity is his passion, and health & wellbeing is his expertise. Harry is the founder of the Proactive Employee Assistance Program by Teesside health co. You will likely see Harry visiting your site to help you get the most out of your occupational health experience.

Occupational Health Nurse.

With over 20 years of experience as a hospital nurse, I joined the Occupational Health & Training Services team at the start of 2025. Since making the transition, I’ve discovered a genuine passion for occupational health nursing—a field that allows me to combine my clinical expertise with a proactive approach to promoting health and wellbeing in the workplace.

Outside of work, I’m a proud mum to two teenage girls, happily married, and very much a family-oriented person. Our home is full of energy—not just from the people, but also from our beloved pets: a dog, two guinea pigs, and a hamster, making life wonderfully busy and very interesting, there is never a dull moment!

In my spare time, I enjoy volunteering at my local church and can always be found with a good cup of coffee in hand to keep me going through the day.

Mobile Occupational health technician.

I graduated from university studying sport science with an interest in helping others progress whether through sport, psychology or general wellbeing. Through 2 years spent in Ireland working on my skills and building up experience I joined OHTS to further advance my knowledge and development from my undergraduate into a professional career.