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Former NHS Scotland chief received £378,000 redundancy payment

Former NHS Scotland chief received £378,000 redundancy payment

Mary Morgan received £378,000 when she retired from NHS Scotland on 3 May.

The payment was made under contractual redundancy terms, according to accounts for 2025/26.

Morgan had led NHS National Services Scotland since 2021 and earned between £160,000 and £165,000 a year.

Her role ended after a new body was formed: Public Services Delivery Scotland began operating in April and replaced NHS NSS and NHS Education for Scotland.

Morgan's pension transfer value was just over £2m.

The payment was permitted under her employment terms, a spokesperson for the new body said; Morgan declined to comment.

The change brought health and care services together under a body intended to drive changes across the public sector, and its chief executive is Prof Karen Reid.

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Keith RedpathThen chairman of NHS NSS
Mary Morgan retires on 3 May, concluding an exceptional 44-year career in NHS Scotland.
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PSD Scotland spokespersonSpokesperson
All payment received was in accordance to the terms and conditions of her employment.
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