Becoming an advanced clinical practitioner 

As a pharmacist advanced clinical practitioner, Shane Kailla explains how an MSc enabled him to take on a more autonomous role that benefits both patient care and the wider workforce.
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By using the specialist knowledge gained through our undergraduate degrees, as well as commonly undertaking further postgraduate qualifications, such as non-medical prescribing and clinical diplomas in pharmacy practice, pharmacists are ideally suited to becoming dually qualified as advanced clinical practitioners (ACPs).  

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