All four have successfully credentialed with the College of Mental Health Pharmacy demonstrating their professional expertise. They are now full members of the College and may use the post-nominals MCMHP. Beryl Navti is the clinical lead pharmacist for Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service at North East London NHS Foundation Trust. Chris Todd is senior… Read more »
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Congratulations to Dr Denise Taylor who successfully recredentialed with the College recently. Dr Denise Taylor is Pūkenga Matua – Senior Lecturer, Te Kura Tapuhi Hauora — School of Nursing, Midwifery, and Health Practice, Te Herenga Waka — Victoria University of Wellington in New Zealand (where Maori names and titles are often presented alongside their English… Read more »
Continue readingCongratulations to Priti Ved and Jules Haste who successfully recredentialed with the College recently. Priti Ved is Deputy Chief Pharmacist at the Coventry and Warwickshire Partnership NHS Trust. The reviewer highlighted Priti’s work on the introduction of the three community drug charts, bringing a lot of different services together to use a single chart as most impressive. When asked to… Read more »
Continue readingCongratulations to Steve Buckley, Stephen Guy and Hannah MacFarlane who successfully recredentialed with the College recently. Steve Buckley is Deputy Director of Pharmacy & Independent Prescriber at Greater Manchester Mental Health NHS Foundation Trust. His work on the STOMP agenda and his commitment to the CMHP were highlighted as particularly impressive in the reviewer feedback. Steve served… Read more »
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Congratulations to Jennifer Southern and Ian Grace who successfully recredentialed with the College this year. Jennifer Southern, Senior Clinical Pharmacist, Cheshire and Wirral Partnership NHS Foundation Trust. The assessor of Jennifer’s recredentialling submission was particularly impressed with her in reach work in to the acute Trust. She was also congratulated on her extremely interesting MSc… Read more »
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