Leeds Community Healthcare NHS Trust
Highly Specialist Clinical Pharmacist for Diabetes

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The Leeds Diabetes Neighbourhood Health Programme is a new integrated model of care, bringing together primary care, community services and specialist teams to improve outcomes for people living with diabetes and multiple long-term conditions. As part of this innovative programme, we are looking to recruit a dynamic and motivated Highly Specialist Clinical Pharmacist for Diabetes on a 0.4 WTE basis (15 hours per week). The role is based within Leeds Community Healthcare and will primarily support the programme across the Beeston, Middleton and Hunslet areas of south Leeds, working closely with GP practices, community teams and specialist diabetes services.
The role offers an opportunity to work across organisational boundaries and care settings, from primary care and neighbourhood multidisciplinary teams to citywide specialist diabetes services. You will work alongside the Consultant Pharmacist for Diabetes, senior clinical leaders and partner organisations to shape and deliver innovative approaches to diabetes care.
Leeds is a vibrant, diverse city with a strong track record of collaborative working and service innovation. The neighbourhoods supported by this programme have been selected due to their higher prevalence of diabetes and health inequalities, offering a unique opportunity to make a tangible difference to the health outcomes of local communities.
If you are passionate about diabetes care, collaborative working and driving innovation, we would love to hear from you.
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You will work as part of the Tier 3 Specialist Multi-Disciplinary Team, providing expert clinical input and leadership for diabetes medicines optimisation across neighbourhood and community services. The role will involve supporting patients with complex diabetes and multiple long-term conditions, developing and implementing medicines pathways, and promoting safe, evidence-based prescribing practice.
As the specialist pharmacy lead within the programme, you will provide expert advice and education to healthcare professionals across primary care, including community pharmacists, practice pharmacists and PCN teams. You will act as a key link between clinical practice and service development, helping to design and evaluate innovative approaches to diabetes care.
The successful candidate will have substantial experience in diabetes management, advanced clinical pharmacy practice, and leading service improvement. You will be confident working across organisational boundaries, influencing practice, and supporting multidisciplinary teams to deliver excellent patient-centred care.
The post offers a flexible hybrid working approach, with time spent in neighbourhood clinical settings, GP practices, community venues and home working, depending on service need.
For more Information about this Job, please contact -Carolyn Nelson, Chief Pharmacist, 07535 626 529 email Carolyn.nelson@nhs.net or Hannah Beba, Consultant Pharmacist for Diabetes, 07725 218 131
Please review the Job Description and Person Specification attached for full requirements of the role.


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Who are we?
Leeds Community Healthcare provides a range of community-based health services across the whole city. We treat people in their homes, local health centres and community hospitals, and work in partnership with other local Trusts, charities and Leeds City Council.
We have a strong culture based on deeply-held values, and our focus at all times is on delivering high quality care to the people of Leeds. In our most recent CQC evaluation, we were rated "Good", with our Adult Services rated "Outstanding" for caring.
Perks of the job
Our benefits range from generous annual leave to access to NHS discount sites. You can find the full list of attractive benefits and rewards at www.leedscommunityhealthcare.nhs.uk click on the Join Our Team Tab.
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Please see the link below for information on Eligibility for Sponsorship from Leeds Community Healthcare Trust.
This role is based in the UK. Employment is conditional on confirmation of the right to work in the UK - either as a UK or Irish citizen, under the EU settlement scheme or having secured any other relevant work visa. If you do not have the right to work in the UK and the role does not meet eligibility for sponsorship, please consider carefully whether you meet the eligibility to apply.
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