Please refer to the full Job Description and Person specification attached to this advert Requirements Essential Desirable Education and Qualification Masters degree in Pharmacy (or equivalent) Registered with the General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) Postgraduate Diploma in Clinical or Psychiatric Pharmacy, or equivalent Registered Independent Non-medical Prescriber Member of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society (RPS) Masters (MSc) in Clinical Pharmacy Other postgraduate qualifications relevant to pharmacy practice, such as leadership, management and education and training qualifications Experience and Knowledge Evidence of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) Significant experience of working within a hospital pharmacy department post qualification with associated development of excellent clinical pharmacy skills Significant experience of working in specialist mental health inpatient and community settings, including providing medicines information to mental health patients and the multidisciplinary team Highly specialist and up-to-date knowledge of the pharmacological treatment options for different mental health conditions including their adverse effects Understanding of how the Mental Health Act and Mental Capacity Act support safe and legal treatment Experience of delivering and developing teaching/training/ education up to and including post-graduate level Demonstrable experience of conducting and co-ordinating clinical audit and/or quality improvement projects Demonstrable experience of working with senior healthcare professionals outside of Pharmacy to achieve across Trust developments. Experience in setting up, delivering and developing services, particularly with commissioners Experience of prescribing independently Experience providing clinical pharmacy services in a specialist learning disability and/or autism inpatient unit or community setting Active involvement in R&D and audit and experience of supervising others for research and audit purposes