Trisha Corfield, a beloved NHS worker and the first female porter at Liverpool Women's Hospital, has sadly passed away at the age of 60. She was known as 'the face' of the hospital, having dedicated her career to providing a welcoming presence at the main reception desk. Her family expressed their shock at her sudden passing, highlighting her warmth and the positive impact she had on patients and visitors alike.

After joining Liverpool Women's Hospital in 2013, Trisha began as a porter before transitioning to the reception desk in what she described as her 'dream job' in 2023. This milestone marked not only her personal journey but also represented an important step in breaking gender barriers within the hospital’s workforce. Tributes have poured in from both colleagues and the wider community, reflecting on her kindness and commitment to her role.

Her niece, Ellie Wilson, stated that Trisha died peacefully in her sleep, leaving behind a partner and three brothers. As the community mourns her loss, many remember her not just as a worker but as a cherished part of the hospital's family, embodying the warmth that Liverpool is known for. The legacy of her spirit and dedication will undoubtedly live on in the hearts of those she touched during her time at the hospital.