Trust board and meetings
Our trust is organised into four clinical divisions:
- Urgent Care and Medicine
- Surgery and TACC (Theatres, Anaesthetics & Critical Care)
- Women’s, Children’s and Support Services
- Older People, Neurosciences and Integrated Care
Each has a director for medicine, nursing and midwifery, and operations.
Urgent Care and Medicine

He joined Frimley Park as a consultant in 2014. He looks after both CF patients and also bronchiectasis and general respiratory patients. He is the clinical lead for thoracic medicine and the high dependency unit for Frimley Health.
Dr Orchard took on the role of Divisional Medical Director for Urgent Care and Medicine in October 2025.
Sarah took on the role of Divisional Director of Nursing for Urgent Care and Medicine in October 2025.

She has held senior roles at Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust, leading services across General Medicine, Oncology, and Women & Children’s Health, and worked as a Place Transformation Lead at Surrey Heartlands ICB. Lauren also spent several years with EY’s Healthcare Advisory Practice in the UK, Canada, and globally, delivering programmes focused on operational and clinical service improvement, strategy development, digital health solutions, and large-scale transformation.
Lauren is a specialist in health system sustainability and performance improvement, with a strong commitment to enabling high-quality, patient-centred care.
Surgery and TACC (Theatres, Anaesthetics & Critical Care)



Angela completed a BSc (hons) Computing degree before moving into the NHS and is an accomplished leader with over 20 years NHS experience. Throughout Angela’s career, she has consistently delivered long-term outcomes within complex and resource-constrained environments, championing excellence and a proactive, patient-centred approach.
Angela has held several senior leadership roles including Associate Director for Trauma & Orthopaedics, Specialist Surgery and Private patients. Angela was the Managing Director of Heatherwood Elective Centre from 2022-2025 during which time it became a nationally recognised, GIRFT-accredited surgical hub delivering some of the highest rates of surgical efficiency in England, and was recognised as the number one hospital on the national inpatient survey.
Women’s, Children’s and Support Services


Jill moved to FHFT in 2022 to take up role of Head of Nursing for Paediatric and Neonatal services. She took on the role of Divisional Director of Nursing for Women’s, Children’s and Support Services in October 2025.

Sharon is a qualified midwife, health visitor and nurse prescriber. She brings experience across acute and community maternity services, including Delivery Suite, Primary Care, Audit and Quality Improvement, Patient Safety, Governance and senior leadership.
Prior to joining the NHS, Sharon worked as an HR Manager in a large corporate organisation, developing expertise in communication, people management and organisational culture. This experience has informed her approach to leadership within maternity services.
Sharon took on the role of Divisional Director of Midwifery for Women’s, Children’s and Support Services in June 2026.
Julie took on the role of Divisional Director of Operations for Women’s, Children’s and Support Services in October 2025.
Older People, Neurosciences and Integrated Care

Lucy took on the role of Divisional Medical Director for Older People, Neurosciences and Integrated Care in October 2025.
Dee took on the role of Divisional Director of Nursing for Older People, Neurosciences and Integrated Care in October 2025.
Nicky took on the role of Divisional Director of Operations for Older People, Neurosciences and Integrated Care in October 2025.