Eamonn is the National Clinical Director for the New Hospital Program (NHP) at NHS England, a role he commenced in September 2023. NHP is the first major national infrastructure programme undertaken by the NHS and is currently the most complex infrastructure project across UK Government.

Prior to his current role, Eamonn spent eight years as Chief Nursing Officer (CNO)/Executive Director in a variety of major acute and specialist trusts, including the Royal Marsden Hospital, the Royal Berkshire Hospital and acting CNO at University College London Hospitals. During the Pandemic Eamonn was seconded as Chief Nurse for Nightingale London and later Chief Nurse (Testing, England) at NHS Test and Trace. He was awarded an MBE for his services to the NHS during this period.

Eamonn spent much of his clinical career in Adult Critical Care, he holds an MSc in Critical Care from Kings College London and an honorary Doctorate from the University of West London. He currently Chairs the NHSE/National Quality Board safe staffing review of Adult Critical Care Nursing in England.

Outside of the NHS, Eamonn is a Nursing Officer in the British Army Medical Services (Reserve). He has had the privilege to lead UK and US Army Medical Teams in the conflicts in both Iraq and Afghanistan.