Step up in hospital pharmacy

The Structured Training and Experience for Pharmacists (STEP) programme is a unique collaboration of four NHS Trusts in South East London. In this article, Leonie Reid, John Minshull and Georgina Boon describe their experiences of the programme as they developed their careers in hospital pharmacy
Step up in hospital pharmacy

The Structured Training and Experience for Pharmacists (STEP) programme has been running for almost 10 years and is a unique partnership between four major London hospital trusts: King’s College, South London, Guy’s and St Thomas’, and Lewisham. These sites offer a complete range of clinical and technical services necessary to form the cornerstones of all pharmacists’ training. The programme provides competency-based training, education and experience over three years to equip pharmacists with the skills and knowledge to provide the highest quality professional care and progress their careers.

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