Ayoade is an independent prescriber pharmacist with over 12 experiences working as a clinical pharmacist. He has worked with over 15 general practices in Chorley, Wigan, Liverpool and St Helens areas. He graduated from Aston University in 2008 and qualified as a pharmacist in 2009. He initially worked in the community pharmacy as a branch manager before moving into a general practitioner setting. He completed his independent prescribing in 2016 from the University of Bolton and further attain his Master of Business Administration in 2018 from the University of Derby.

He is currently working as a care home pharmacist as part of Primary care network, where he uses his expert clinical practice in 6 GP practices to provide reviews for people living in 17 care homes and nursing homes. He is also involved in an anticoagulant monitoring service.

For over 8 years Wayne has been developing Health care eLearning courses. Covering a wide range of topics such as clinical systems, core skills and specialist drug training.  Before this, he was a Systems trainer for 5 years before switching over to eLearning development.

He has a passion for technology that enhances education and is excited for a future where this technology can give everyone the opportunity to learn.

As Senior Medical Photographer and Multimedia Developer at Lancashire Teaching Hospitals, I am based in the Blended Learning Team and produce bespoke educational resources for patient and corporate information, such as equipment training, undergraduate teaching, patient advice or surgical procedures, clinical trials, research and publicity. I use specialist editing software for photography and video production, including Adobe Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro and Adobe Photoshop and Lightroom.

I have been a member of the Institute of Medical Illustrators for over 20 years, now a fellow of the Institute, with voluntary roles as a council member, part of the marketing committee; the education committee, where I was CPD Lead for 10 years and I’ve also helped to develop various IMI National Guidelines and joined a number of IMI conference teams.

Hassan is a PCN Clinical Pharmacist for Wigan Central and North. He graduated from Liverpool John Moores University in 2016 and qualified as a pharmacist in 2017.

He initially worked for Boots for 2 years in South Liverpool as a relief pharmacist before joining the primary setting.

Katie is an independent pharmacist prescriber with over 13 years of clinical pharmacy experience. She graduated from Liverpool John Moore’s University in 2008 and qualified as a pharmacist in 2009.

Katie worked as a clinical pharmacist in Hospital for many years, working across numerous clinical specialities as well as undertaking a number of additional roles in research and clinical trials, as a pre-registration tutor, a tutor to postgraduate diploma students and a mentor to junior clinical pharmacists. She completed her independent prescribing qualification in 2016 from the University of Bolton.

Katie moved to General Practice in 2019, initially working across a number of different practices and providing clinical support to a team of pharmacists. She is currently employed as a practice pharmacist in a single large medical practice.

Rebecca is a lead network pharmacist currently working in St Helen’s and has been working within general practice since 2019. Rebecca has been qualified for over 14 years after graduating from Nottingham University before completing her pre-registration year in a combined community and hospital placement.

Rebecca’s career has mainly been based in community transitioning from a pharmacy manager in a small branch to leading the flagship branch in the North West before taking on a clinical governance role as a cluster manager as well as a pre registration tutor and NVQ assessor.

Rebecca now works as a clinical pharmacist for a primary care network looking after one large practice as well as two care homes. She has also taken on an additional role supporting the medicines management team at the CCG to assist in co-ordinating the Covid vaccine provision.
Rebecca is due to complete the Primary Care Pathway in May 2021 and will then complete the prescribing course.

Dr Adeniji qualified as a Medical doctor over 9 years ago in 2011.

He subsequently qualified as a General Practitioner in 2019 and is a member of the Royal College of General Practitioners.

He currently works with a Practice based in Liverpool where he also acts as the Palliative care lead in addition to still working in the acute care settings, GP out of hours and urgent care centre.

Prior to this, Temi has had work experience in different specialities including paediatrics, obstetrics and gynaecology, internal medicine and Emergency department.