Jim Dickie presented with Queen’s Ambulance Medal

Posted on19th February 2016AuthorCraig Stewart

Originally posted: 09/01/2014

Jim Dicke presented with Queen's Ambulance Medal It has come to our attention that Jim Dickie (head of ambulance services in Forth Valley and instructor for BASICS Scotland) has been presented the Queen's Ambulance Medal in the Queen's New Year Honours list.

All of us here at BASICS Scotland would like to congratulate Jim on this award.

Read his story in the Alloa Advertiser here: http://www.alloaadvertiser.com/news/roundup/articles/2014/01/09/484284-head-of-ambulance-services-in-forth-valley-on-new-year-honours-list-/

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