Working within the Medicines Optimisation and Pharmacy Procurement team.Leading on a number of quality improvement and medicines optimisation projects at regional and ICS level.Offering expert advice and guidance on large-scale healthcare projects.Representing the NHS LPP and LPP MOPP team at regional/national meetings and conferences.Working with our members to drive improvement, efficiency and value within their organisations.Liaising with NHS England/Improvement, NHS Digital and other national bodies on joint projects.Providing clinical expertise to the wider LPP organisation, particularly within secondary care, interfacing and data.Producing data driven solutions to our member organisations, such as reporting using Define data and benchmarking.Developing a robust communications strategy to promote the NHS LPP MOPP brand, working towards KPIs within a SMART framework.Identifying opportunity within emerging healthcare economies (such as ICS's and PCN's) and helping the MDT bridge gaps, facilitating smooth transition and ensuring successes.Providing support to colleagues and developing the pharmacy future workforce.Facilitating a 'do once for London' approach, therefore adding massive value to the London health economy.

Managing a large team of both qualified and pre-registration pharmacists, technicians and support staff.Overseeing all pharmacy aspects at the site, as the site lead.Training, motivating, developing and mentoring of senior and junior members of staff.Leading projects, both sole and multi-disciplinary. Project management.Member of numerous CCG Medicines Management Committee.Influencing trust and regional policy, guidelines and procedure.Innovating.Overseeing medicines information at the site.Running pharmacy led HIV clinics.Service development.Financial analysis.Quality improvement.Leading on medication and pharmaceutical governance.Promoting and following the standards of excellent medications management.Implementing and driving radical change to improve services.

Delivering high quality care to surgical patients on a variety of wards. Training and supporting junior staff on a daily basis. Completing financial reports. Implementing change. Responsible for audit and governance in several healthcare aspects. Writing guidelines and protocols. Developing initiatives to increase efficiency, productivity whilst improving patient safety and reducing the financial cost.

As a rotational clinical pharmacist I benefitted from the experience of being in a large teaching hospital. I have experience in Surgery: ENT/Max Fax, Urology, General Surgery and Surgical Admissions. Cardiac and Vascular surgery, Cardiology and Heart Failure. Oncology, Haematology and Technical Services specialising in Cytotoxics.

Working at The Wolfson Neuro-rehabilitation and The Douglas Bader Amputee Rehabilitation as their Pharmacist.Here I have been responsible for implementing several new movements in patient care and clinical governance. Throughout my time working at Queen Mary's I have also gained experience in patient education such as rehabilitation talks for cardiac patients. I have gained experience in care of the elderly wards and the challenges they bring. The running of the outpatient pharmacy was also my responsibility, including the organisation of staff and the screening of highly specialist prescriptions. It was my job to ensure timely delivery of urgent and high risk medications.