Advanced Clinical Pharmacist Clinical Research Fellow inDudley inDudley PUBLISHED 18 OCT 2024

Band 8a: £53,755 to £60,504 a year pro rata per annum  PERMANENT  GOOD SALARY 

To work with colleagues on curriculum development and the advancement of relevant disciplines.

We have an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic and knowledgeable pharmacist to hold a joint appointment between Aston University and The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust (DGFT). You will join two forward thinking teams implementing the seismic pharmacy education reforms.

This post provides the unique opportunity to work clinically in hospital practice as well as advancing clinical research practice. You will be supported to undertake independent prescribing qualification, if not done so already, and work towards a postgraduate qualification in teaching.

As a clinical fellow you will play a key role in delivering clinical and practice-based research, education and training to students at the University including contributing to scholarship in clinical practice research at Dudley.

This is an exciting time to join the service as we enhance the clinical pharmacy service provision and medicines optimisation activities, investing in our people development and harnessing digital technologies to enable improvements and information. Come and join our exceptional clinical pharmacy team where over 75% of pharmacists are already non-medical prescribers or working towards!

Find out more about our department here Pharmacy Service provides pharmaceutical services for patients (dgftpec.co.uk)

The post consists of a 50:50 split between The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust (DGFT) and Aston University.Areas of responsibility include to:

    • Provide directorate support to clinical pharmacy services to inpatient wards at DGFT.
    • Conduct clinical service evaluations of pharmacy services within DGFT, assessing the impact of pharmacist interventions on patient care, medication safety, and healthcare outcomes.
    • Lead and manage research projects in collaboration with Aston fostering collaboration between the organisations.
    • Provide education and training on research methodologies, evidence-based practice, and pharmacotherapy topics.


Specific to the Aston University role and students of the institution:

  • To work with colleagues on curriculum development and the advancement of relevant disciplines
  • To plan, design and deliver teaching
  • To undertake student tutoring and support
  • To conduct individual scholarly and/ or professional practice based projects including enterprise that contributes to the profile of the Institution
  • To contribute towards clinical teaching, assessment and verification of clinical skills and competence
  • To contribute to the development, coordination and quality assurance of placement visits.
  • To provide dedicated support for undergraduate students in securing and preparing for vacation andfoundation pharmacisttraining experience and during post-registration training.

About us


Please refer to the attached job description for full details of the main duties and responsibilities that the post holder is required to undertake.

We have an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic and knowledgeable pharmacist to hold a joint appointment between Aston University and The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust (DGFT). You will join two forward thinking teams implementing the seismic pharmacy education reforms.

This post provides the unique opportunity to work clinically in hospital practice as well as advancing clinical research practice. You will be supported to undertake independent prescribing qualification, if not done so already, and work towards a postgraduate qualification in teaching.

As a clinical fellow you will play a key role in delivering clinical and practice-based research, education and training to students at the University including contributing to scholarship in clinical practice research at Dudley.

This is an exciting time to join the service as we enhance the clinical pharmacy service provision and medicines optimisation activities, investing in our people development and harnessing digital technologies to enable improvements and information. Come and join our exceptional clinical pharmacy team where over 75% of pharmacists are already non-medical prescribers or working towards!

Find out more about our department here Pharmacy Service provides pharmaceutical services for patients (dgftpec.co.uk)

The post consists of a 50:50 split between The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust (DGFT) and Aston University.Areas of responsibility include to:

    • Provide directorate support to clinical pharmacy services to inpatient wards at DGFT.
    • Conduct clinical service evaluations of pharmacy services within DGFT, assessing the impact of pharmacist interventions on patient care, medication safety, and healthcare outcomes.
    • Lead and manage research projects in collaboration with Aston fostering collaboration between the organisations.
    • Provide education and training on research methodologies, evidence-based practice, and pharmacotherapy topics.


Specific to the Aston University role and students of the institution:

  • To work with colleagues on curriculum development and the advancement of relevant disciplines
  • To plan, design and deliver teaching
  • To undertake student tutoring and support
  • To conduct individual scholarly and/ or professional practice based projects including enterprise that contributes to the profile of the Institution
  • To contribute towards clinical teaching, assessment and verification of clinical skills and competence
  • To contribute to the development, coordination and quality assurance of placement visits.
  • To provide dedicated support for undergraduate students in securing and preparing for vacation andfoundation pharmacisttraining experience and during post-registration training.

About us


Please refer to the attached job description for full details of the main duties and responsibilities that the post holder is required to undertake.



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