What are you all doing now?

[Peter Haynes]

(01-30-2014 11:23 AM)Ken Hannah Wrote:  

(01-28-2014 09:03 PM)peter haynes Wrote:  Left the RAMC in June 1987 and took up a post at the National Hospital For Nervous Diseases as CSSD Manager. Moved to The London Hospital, later renamed as Royal London, as District Manager in 1988. Moved to Dartford to work on design and building of new Sterile Services Dept in 1997, then worked with planning team on design and build of new hospital and achieving ISO 13485 standards. Moved on to Bromley Health Care in 2004 as General Manager for Decontamination Services. Retired from NHS in 2008, set up a consultancy, working in Germany and with US investment banks and private health care in India. Also designed SSD's for two private healthcare companies in UK as well as designing training materials.

During all this I was working in commercial radio presenting a variety of different shows. Left that in 1998 as it was impacting on my day job.

Started new job in radio today, 28/1/2014, presenting weekly shows and helping with student training.

Apart from this, as I'm nearly 67, I'm not doing a great deal.

Nearly 67 Pete!.....life gets much easier at nearly 68!.....it all become much clearer and then you can relax and build a model railway!!!

Not sure I have the patience, or space, to build a railway Ken. My span of attention seems to get shorter, so would probably lose interest quite quickly. Thirty minutes on my kindle is about it, how I get through a 2 hour radio show without falling asleep I do not know. Must be the adrenaline that goes with all associated with it like adhering to timings, answering 'phones, bringing the news in on time etc. Anyway, I'll be nearly 68 at this time next year myself!!