25/08/2026
We would also like to share our condolences to Jess and her family at this time, this is such a sad story and it is always sad to lose a member of the green family.
We have no doubt that our responders would have had privilage to be backed up by Jess at some point.
Following the heartbreaking news of the passing of Jess McKee, an Emergency Medical Technician with the East of England Ambulance Service NHS Trust, on Saturday, we will be pausing our usual humour and banter posts for today as a mark of respect.
Today, our thoughts are firmly with Jess’s family, her friends and all of her colleagues across the East of England Ambulance Service.
The loss of a colleague is always incredibly difficult, particularly when that colleague was so young and had so much of her career ahead of her.
To everyone who has been impacted by Jess’s passing, please look after one another.
Talk to your colleagues. Talk to your friends. Reach out to your in-house support services and, if you need it, contact TASC The Ambulance Staff Charity.
There is absolutely no shame in asking for support. We spend so much of our working lives looking after others, but sometimes we need someone to look after us too.
It is okay not to be okay.
It is okay to reach out. 💚
The ambulance family is a strong one, but even the strongest sometimes needs a helping hand.
The Thin Green Line just got a little thinner. 💚
Rest peacefully, Jess. You will not be forgotten.
UK Ambulance Humour 💚