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Karen Reay
Karen Reay
National Officer for Health, Unite the Union
Karen qualified as a health visitor in 1985 and worked in Sunderland until 1997. During this time she was a local rep and member of the CPHVA executive and also chaired the Labour Relations Committee.
In September 1997 Karen was appointed as an industrial officer working for Amicus in the NE Region. She was a lead officer for the Amicus Health Sector in the Region and Lead Officer for the Mental Health Nurses Association (MHNA) and the AfPP. Karen also has experience of working in a range of industries, most recently as a National Officer in Unite Finance Sector before moving into her present position in May 2008.
National Officer for Health, Unite the Union
Karen qualified as a health visitor in 1985 and worked in Sunderland until 1997. During this time she was a local rep and member of the CPHVA executive and also chaired the Labour Relations Committee.
In September 1997 Karen was appointed as an industrial officer working for Amicus in the NE Region. She was a lead officer for the Amicus Health Sector in the Region and Lead Officer for the Mental Health Nurses Association (MHNA) and the AfPP. Karen also has experience of working in a range of industries, most recently as a National Officer in Unite Finance Sector before moving into her present position in May 2008.
