Anthony Hackett Email & Phone Number

London, United Kingdom

• Lead the training and development of pharmacists rotating through the anticoagulation clinic• Secretary for the Trust Thrombosis and Thromboprophylaxis committee• Member of the Trust medicines safety committee• Member of the senior surgical pharmacy team providing a clinical ward service, and support pharmacy staff on managing anticoagulation related queries• Responsible for reviewing and updating the Trust guidelines in accordance with evidence based research and national recommendations• Responsible for reviewing the anticoagulant related incidents reported within the Trust, and identify trends and develop strategies to prevent similar incidents occurring• Supervise undergraduate pharmacist research projects within the field of anticoagulation• Line manager and professional tutor• Project and change management lead for the way in which anticoagulants are managed, include:o National low molecular weight heparin shortage November 2018 – February 2019. Performed at a Trust strategic level ensuring contingency plans were in place, patient risk was mitigated and effective communication was disseminated to the end users.o A quality improvement project on heparin infusion safety reviewing the transition of unfractionated heparin infusions from a paper based prescribing and monitoring system to the Trust electronic prescribing and monitoring system. The project concluded the change provided improved care quality and safety. The project was presented at the UKCPA conference 2019 and was shortlisted for best postero Direct oral anticoagulant (DOAC) prescribing: Change management processes within the Trust to align with the changes across South East London

Belfast, United Kingdom

• Write and mark the questions for the antimicrobial module as part of the post graduate diploma in clinical pharmacy

London, United Kingdom

• Provision of pharmaceutical care to all patients, including those within critical care and oncology• Develop and implement clinical guidelines, training manuals and standard operating procedures• Provide training and Competency assessments to junior pharmacists rotating through critical care across all HCA healthcare UK sites• Lead pharmacist for patient group directives, outpatient clinics and the urgent care centre• Lead pharmacist for antimicrobial stewardship and medication safety audits• Lead pharmacist for the nutrition MDT and member of the critical care pharmacist network for HCA healthcare UK• Pharmacy representative for the HCA healthcare UK corporate discharge planning committee• Member of the project management team for the successful installation of Omnicell® and the installation of Tutela® (a temperature monitoring system) across the hospital

•Responsible for the pharmaceutical care of vascular patients with a complex range of co-morbidities•Attend a multidisciplinary daily consultant led ward round highlighting medication issues from a holistic approach rather than from a vascular/surgical approach•Educate and train vascular nurses and supervise undergraduate and junior pharmacists ensuring set objectives are achieved•Transcribe and code discharge prescriptions•Analyse the financial expenditure of medication within the vascular surgery directorate•Work rostered weekends, bank holidays and take part in the back-up on-call service

London, United Kingdom

•Attend a multidisciplinary daily consultant Intensivist ward round for patients ranging from level 2 high dependency care to level 3 intensive care. •Proficient in the pharmaceutical management of complex patients encountered within critical care, especially those on extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO).•Completed the UKCPA foundation framework for Critical Care Pharmacists• Submission of evidence to add medication to the formulary and developed a guideline to supplement its addition.• Audited the discharge process of patients from the level 2 respiratory unit, developed a training pack for doctors and nurses educating them on the correct discharge process, and highlighted the findings to relevant personnel. Planned re-audit to take place to measure whether practise has improved.•Deliver training and education to critical care nurses on the pharmaceutics of IV administration.•Work rostered weekends, bank holidays and took part in the back-up on-call service for critical care

King'S College Hospital London

•Link pharmacist for adult and in the absence of the principal pharmacist, the link pharmacist for paediatric parenteral nutrition •Attend the multidisciplinary ward round for all adult PN patients within the hospital.•Responsible for clinically screening PN prescriptions•Liaise with home PN services•Developed an aseptics rotation training package for pre-registration and junior pharmacists•Identified and audited practice, implementing change leading to a cost saving to the trust•Submission of the monthly PN data to the finance division to ensure timely and accurate payment,•Trained to clinically screen and final release cytotoxic products. •Work rostered weekends, bank holidays and take part in the back-up on-call service

Wirral

•Clinical duties: Surgical division as the pre-operative assessment pharmacist•Developed guidelines and patient group directives for pre-operative assessment staff.•Audited the accuracy of medication histories produced by pre-op nurses and facilitated in changing the system to improve accuracy•Analysed the finance expenditure for the ophthalmic division•Lead pharmacist on the pharmaceutical care standard for PCT referrals from pharmacy staff in secondary care to primary care•Ward cover across various surgical and medical wards•Aseptic service duties involved clinical and final checking aseptically prepared products (both manufactured and those dispensed under section 10)•Responsible for the rotational and pre-registration pharmacists achieving their aseptic rotation objectives •Lead pharmacist on the monthly error audits and quarterly amendment and correction audits•Approved newly developed worksheets, making sure they were easy to follow and accurate. •Developed product specification sheets and certificates of conformity for all manufactured products.•Qualified to quality control and pass off manufactured products. •Attend the multidisciplinary ward rounds in haematology and parenteral nutrition. •In accordance with NPSA alert 20, the safer use of injectable medicines, presented on injectable medicines to new nurses on the intravenous administration of medicines.•Line manager and diploma tutor•Responsible for the departmental ward and operational rotas for the pharmacists on a weekly basis.•Work rostered weekends, bank holidays and took part in the back-up on-call

•Member of a team providing a 24 hour pharmacy service to all patients at Wirral University Teaching Hospital, St Johns Hospice and Clatterbridge Cancer Centre•Gained experience in medicines information, aseptic services, dispensary services, admissions, and the provision of a clinical pharmaceutical service to wards within the medical, surgical, women's and children's directorate.•Specialist experience in pharmacokinetics and therapeutic drug monitoring and individualised dosing of drugs (especially gentamicin) in both the neonatal and adult populations.•Whilst on-call, was responsible for recognising urgent requests amongst those that could be processed later in the shift, as well as dispensing and accuracy checking my own work. •Responsible for leading a team of pharmacists and technicians, delegating work/duties to each member, whilst considering each staff members strengths and limitations.•Responsible for organising the monthly resident pharmacist meetings, as well as being the trouble-shooter during the absence of the resident pharmacist manager for any on call issues that may have arisen.

Executive Mba, Pass

Independent Prescribing, Pharmacy, Distinction

Post Graduate Diploma In Clinical Pharmacy, Pass

Master Of Pharmacy, 2:1