ICB Board Members

The Humber & North Yorkshire ICB Board is composed of the following members which includes, Executives, Non-Executives, and Partner Members.

Voting Members

Jason Stamp, Acting Chair
Jason has been a Participant member of the Board since its inception and was previously vice-chair of NHS Hull Clinical Commissioning Group. On a national level he was the first independent Chair of NHS England’s Patient and Public Voice Assurance Group for Specialised Commissioning. A social worker by training, Jason brings more than 20 years’ expertise from various roles in local and regional voluntary and community sector organisations to the ICB and the wider health and care partnership in Humber and North Yorkshire. He is currently the Chief Officer of Forum CIO, a voluntary and community sector infrastructure support organisation working across the Humber region. Jason has also been the strategic lead for the development and integration of the voluntary sector into the work of the Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership and currently leads the Partnership’s innovative and nationally recognised workforce transformation programme, Breakthrough HNY.

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Teresa Fenech, Acting Chief Executive
Teresa joins Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership from NHS England and NHS Improvement where she held National roles, including Director of Nursing: Specialised Commissioning, and Director of the Quality Improvement Taskforce for Children and Young People’s Mental Health, Learning Disability and Autism Spectrum Disorder services. Since 2005 Teresa has held several Executive Director roles for NHS Trusts and NHS Foundation Trusts, across Nursing, Quality, Performance, and Improvement portfolios.

Amanda Bloor, Deputy Chief Executive / Chief Operating Officer
Amanda trained as a radiographer and worked in hospitals across Newcastle upon Tyne and York. After becoming involved in clinical redesign and service improvement, Amanda moved to a career in management and has held senior management roles within the acute sector, Health Authorities and Primary Care Trusts. From 2013 Amanda has been a CCG Accountable Officer, firstly for Harrogate and Rural District CCG and then from 2019 North Yorkshire CCG. Alongside her CCG roles, Amanda has also held the position of vice chair of North Yorkshire Health and Well Being Board since 2016.

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Jayne Adamson, Acting Deputy Chief Executive / Executive Director of People
Jayne has been the People Director at Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership since June 2020, and prior to that has held executive positions in Health for the last 12 years. Jayne previously worked in the Private Sector at companies such as Smith and Nephew, Swift, Ideal Standard and Nestle.

Desiree Irving-Brown, Executive Director of Finance and Investment
Des joins us from North West London ICB, where she served as Deputy Chief Financial Officer. With extensive experience in financial leadership within the NHS and beyond, she will play a key role in ensuring the financial sustainability and strategic development of health and care services across Humber and North Yorkshire.

Michelle Carrington, Acting Executive Director of Nursing and Quality (dual role)
Bio pending

Paula South, Acting Executive Director of Nursing and Quality (dual role)
Bio pending

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Dr Nigel Wells, Executive Director of Clinical and Professional
Nigel qualified as a GP in 2003 and began working as a locum GP in Yorkshire before becoming a GP partner in Durham, and then in 2008 a GP partner at Beech Tree Surgery in Selby. Prior to being appointed as the designate Executive Director of Clinical and Professional for Humber and North Yorkshire ICB, Nigel held roles as Clinical Lead for the Health and Care Partnership alongside the role of Clinical Chair for Vale of York CCG.

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Mark Chamberlain, Deputy Chair and Remuneration Committee Chair
Prior to joining Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, Mark was Deputy Chair and Non-Executive Director of Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust from 2011 until 2021. The bulk of Mark’s earlier career was with BT where he held a variety of senior roles in HR, marketing, operations, strategy, business transformation and business development.  He was a member of the BT Yorkshire & The Humber Regional Board from 2000 to 2014 and a Non-Executive director of the Learning and Skills Council Regional Board until 2010. Mark is also Chair at Harrogate Integrated Facilities Ltd.

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Stuart Watson, Senior Independent Director (SID) / Audit Committee Chair
A chartered accountant, Stuart was the Managing Partner at Ernst & Young for Yorkshire and the North East until his retirement in 2017. Stuart continues to share his experience through a number of positions. In addition to his role with Humber and North Yorkshire Health and Care Partnership, he is a non-executive director and Audit Committee Chair at a listed plant hire company, advisor to an investment bank, a school chair of governors and regional chair for a children’s charity.

Michele Moran, NHS Provider Partner Member
Michele is a Nurse, Midwife and Health Visitor by background and has more than 35 years’ experience of front-line roles in NHS management and care covering Acute, Mental Health, Learning Disabilities and Community Services. She holds a Master’s degree in Health Services Management from the University of Manchester. She is passionate about integrated patient centred care and staff health and wellbeing and has been a Chief Executive in the NHS since 2012. A nurse by background, is defined by her values of making a positive difference to patients and staff. Michele currently chairs the Yorkshire and Humber Clinical Research Network alongside playing a key role in the Humber Coast and Vale Integrated Care System leading the Mental Health and Learning Disabilities Collaborative Programme. Michele is passionate about working with and supporting people to be the best they can be. Her values of caring, improving the quality and safety for patients whilst supporting and developing staff are central to the way that she works.

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Dr Bushra Ali, Primary Care Partner Member
Dr Bushra Ali was born and brought up in Leeds. She trained at University of Leeds School of Medicine and has a background in hospital medicine prior to training as a GP in Hull. Bushra has a particular interest in lifestyle medicine and enabling patient self-care through non-medical management and social prescribing. She has been a partner at Modality Hull since April 2017 and is based at Springhead Medical Centre.

Alison Barker, Local Government Partner Member
Bio Pending

Non-Voting Members
  • Karina Ellis, Executive Director of Corporate Affairs (ICB)
  • Anja Hazebroek, Executive Director of Communications, Marketing and Media Relations (ICB)
  • Pete Thorpe, Interim Executive Director of Strategy and Partnerships (ICB)
  • Shaun Jones, Acting Chief Operating Officer
  • Andrew Burnell, Chief Executive of City Health Care Partnership CIC – Neighbourhood Health Collaborative
  • Simon Morritt, Chief Executive at York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust – Collaborative of Acute Providers
  • Dr Simon Stockhill, Primary Care Collaborative
  • Louise Wallace, Director of Public Health at North Yorkshire County Council – Public Health
  • Tracy Meyerhoff, (DASS Hull City Council) – Adult Social Care Local Government
  • Victoria Lawrence, (ADASS North Lincolnshire Council) – Adult Social Care Local Government
  • Martin Kelly, (DCS City of York Council) – Children’s Service Local Government
  • Merlin Joseph (DCS East Riding of Yorkshire Council) – Children’s Service Local Government

In addition – ICBs are required to assign clear executive leadership responsibilities at board level for key population groups and statutory functions.  These roles are designed to engender board level commitment and focus around key areas of service development or delivery. Details of Specialist roles can be viewed here.