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Lucy Sale<\/p>\n<\/div>

Pharmacy Integration Programme Manager\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>

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I was born in Sussex and\u00a0completed my pharmacy degree in University of\u00a0Brighton. My early career was in acute\u00a0hospitals across Surrey and Sussex where I completed my Clinical Diploma and Independent prescribing qualification. Something I am particularly proud of is setting up a\u00a0novel pharmacist led interstitial lung disease\u00a0clinic in an acute hospital trust. I have also used my prescribing skills as a senior clinical pharmacist in a Sussex PCN. My passion for workforce development led me to education and training roles both in secondary care and as a teacher practitioner at the University of Sussex.<\/p>\n

I moved to Dorset for the beautiful beaches and to be closer to family. I was lead education and training pharmacist for University Hospitals Dorset, before moving onto my current role at NHS England. I work as the Pharmacy Integration Programme (PhIP) Manager for NHS England Workforce, Training and Education for the South West region. My role was introduced to support integration as part of a national 2021-24\u00a0PhIP\u00a0programme to operationalise the workforce elements. This includes a range of planned\u00a0education and training provisions such as expanding clinical examination skills training\u00a0for community pharmacists, independent prescriber training for pharmacists and\u00a0increasing access to educational and clinical supervisors for pharmacy\u00a0professionals. I work with the national\u00a0PhIP\u00a0team, local leaders, regional networks and NHSE\u00a0colleagues to promote and support the programme as new workforce opportunities are\u00a0made available.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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I was born in Sussex and\u00a0completed my pharmacy degree in University of\u00a0Brighton. My early career was in acute\u00a0hospitals across Surrey and Sussex where I completed my Clinical Diploma and Independent prescribing qualification. Something I am particularly proud of is setting up a\u00a0novel pharmacist led interstitial lung disease\u00a0clinic in an acute hospital trust. I have also used my prescribing skills as a senior clinical pharmacist in a Sussex PCN. My passion for workforce development led me to education and training roles both in secondary care and as a teacher practitioner at the University of Sussex.<\/p>\n

I moved to Dorset for the beautiful beaches and to be closer to family. I was lead education and training pharmacist for University Hospitals Dorset, before moving onto my current role at NHS England. I work as the Pharmacy Integration Programme (PhIP) Manager for NHS England Workforce, Training and Education for the South West region. My role was introduced to support integration as part of a national 2021-24\u00a0PhIP\u00a0programme to operationalise the workforce elements. This includes a range of planned\u00a0education and training provisions such as expanding clinical examination skills training\u00a0for community pharmacists, independent prescriber training for pharmacists and\u00a0increasing access to educational and clinical supervisors for pharmacy\u00a0professionals. I work with the national\u00a0PhIP\u00a0team, local leaders, regional networks and NHSE\u00a0colleagues to promote and support the programme as new workforce opportunities are\u00a0made available.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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