Heather Johnstone is the Chief Nursing and Therapies Officer for the Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent ICB, with a career in NHS quality management since 1999. Holding an MSc from the University of Birmingham, she has driven significant quality improvements, notably helping Burton Hospitals exit special measures and leading on patient safety across the region.
With a clinical background in nursing and midwifery, Heather maintains strong ties to academia and professional development. She was awarded a Visiting Fellowship with Staffordshire University, which has been extended to 2025, reflecting her commitment to advancing the healthcare profession through education and mentorship.
Unique fact: In 2009, she was appointed Primary Care Trust Governor for Mid Staffordshire Hospitals following its first major investigation.
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