Debbie Maxted M Inst Lm
About Debbie Maxted M Inst Lm
Debbie Maxted M Inst Lm serves as an Assistant Cub Leader at the 1st Crayford Scout Group and has been involved with the Scout Association for over two decades. She has extensive experience in emergency preparedness and crisis management, having held various roles in the London Ambulance Service and Medway Community Healthcare.
Work at The Scouts
Debbie Maxted has been actively involved with The Scout Association since 2000, holding various leadership positions. She currently serves as an Assistant Cub Leader at 1st Crayford Scout Group since 2017. Her experience includes significant roles at international events, such as being the Jamboree Unit Leader for the World Scout Jamboree in Sweden from 2009 to 2011 and the Assistant Jamboree Unit Leader in Essex for the 2007 event. Additionally, she has contributed as an Explorer Scout Leader in Lewisham District from 2006 to 2017, demonstrating a long-standing commitment to youth development and community service.
Education and Expertise
Debbie Maxted has a solid educational background in health emergency preparedness, resilience, and response. She studied at Loughborough University, earning a Diploma in this field from 2017 to 2018. Additionally, she completed a BTEC Level 3 Award in Education and Training in 2019. Her foundational education includes attendance at Langley Park School for Girls and Langley Park Sixth Form, where she studied from 1985 to 1992. This educational journey has equipped her with the knowledge necessary for her roles in emergency preparedness and crisis management.
Background in Emergency Services
Debbie Maxted has extensive experience in the emergency services sector, particularly with the London Ambulance Service. She worked there from 1994 to 2014, holding various positions including Control Assistant Grade 2, Radio Operator, Sector Controller, and Operation Centre Manager. This experience has provided her with a strong foundation in crisis management and operational leadership, which she has since transitioned into strategic roles in healthcare management.
Current Role in Healthcare Management
Since 2019, Debbie Maxted has held the position of Head of Emergency Preparedness, Resilience, and Response (EPRR) at Medway Community Healthcare. Prior to this, she served as Head of Service MedOCC from 2016 to 2019. Her roles in healthcare management reflect her commitment to ensuring effective emergency response systems and her ability to lead teams in high-pressure environments.
Community Service and Leadership
Debbie Maxted has dedicated over two decades to community service through her involvement in the scouting community. Her leadership roles within The Scout Association, including her participation in international jamborees, highlight her commitment to youth engagement and development. This extensive volunteer work complements her professional experience in emergency services and healthcare, showcasing her dedication to public service.