Independent and Supplementary Prescribing for Healthcare Professionals

You must-be a registered healthcare professionalhave a minimum (permanent position) of one years post-registration experience in the area of specialty in which you will be a prescriber.provide a copy of NHS application form.have evidence of degree level study. This may be evidenced through recognition of prior learning (RPL).be proficient in appropriate clinical/health assessment, diagnostics/care management and the planning and evaluation of care in relation to your role.have agreed the suitability of a prescribing qualification within your area of practice and have the support from your line manager and regional Prescribing Lead. Prior to applying, please contact your Prescribing Lead as support for your application will be required.agree with your line manager that you will be supported with this module with class attendance, practice learning time and your role.have identified a Designated Prescribing Practitioner, who will help you to develop safe and effective prescribing practice. For NMC registrants, you must also have identified a named Practice Supervisor. Further information is available from your organisational Prescribing Lead or the QMU Programme Lead.have professional indemnity in place and come from an area with a practice placement audit in place or be willing to complete one prior to gaining a place.