Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust
Advanced Clinical Pharmacist - Paediatric Liver and Renal Services

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Job Description
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Name - Penny North-Lewis/Luke Price
Position - Advanced Clinical Pharmacist/Clinical Pharmacy Team Leader
Email - penny.north-lewis@nhs.net/ luke.price@nhs.net
Phone number - 01133926133
Shortlisting Date: 9th-11th September
Interview Date: 23rd September
This post is based in the pharmacy, children’s out-patient clinics and on the specialist liver/renal ward at Leeds General Infirmary, although you may be required to work at other sites to support the service when necessary.
The main duties for staff working in this job, alongside those outlined in the job description, are:
- To provide a highly specialised clinical pharmacy service to paediatric liver patients at ward level, and both liver and renal transplant patients in outpatient clinics as part of a team including a paediatric consultant pharmacist, other advanced clinical pharmacists (ACPs) and a Specialist Clinical Pharmacy Technician. This will involve close working with the MDT on ward rounds and in clinic, to support medicines optimisation, patient centred care and management of the homecare service to ensure safe and timely supply of immunosuppression.
- To collaborate on the development of homecare provision of immunosuppression for all paediatric solid organ transplant patients across the region.
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This is a new position to work collaboratively alongside the Paediatric Consultant Pharmacist and other ACPs to develop Paediatric Liver and Renal Services including setting up an immunosuppression homecare service for all paediatric solid-organ transplant recipients across the regional/supra-regional areas and ensure safe, timely and efficient provision of medicines. A brand switching project will also be undertaken once all patients medicines supply has been repatriated to LTHT. The role is highly clinical with close MDT working both on ward rounds and in clinics.
Why you should join our Team
Our paediatric pharmacy team is an integral part of Leeds Children's Hospital with a strong focus on patient centred care.
The liver and renal transplant pharmacy team is undergoing a significant restructure to enable a growth in our service to the specialty.
Leeds Children's Hospital runs one of only three quaternary paediatric liver transplant centres in the UK, meaning this post is a unique opportunity to collaborate with and contribute to a highly specialised multidisciplinary team.


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The successful applicant will have the opportunity to work closely with a motivated and highly experienced paediatric consultant pharmacist in setting up and delivering an exciting new service.
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To comply with UK Government regulations on Skilled Worker sponsorship, Leeds Teaching Hospital NHS Trust is unable to provide sponsorship to applicants who do not meet the eligibility criteria or the salary threshold concessions set out under the Skilled Worker visa route. Please take this into consideration before submitting your application. Full guidance on these concessions, including details of who may qualify, can be found here.
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