Digital Medicines Clinical Change Lead - Pharmacy Technician EPR

The Digital Medicines Clinical Change Lead plays a key role in delivering the Trusts digital medicines agenda via our EPR programme. The post holder will support the design, configuration, optimisation and adoption of digital medicines systems, ensuring they are clinically safe, effective and deliver meaningful benefits for patients and staff. The role involves close collaboration with pharmacy, nursing, medical, digital, operational and industry colleagues. The post holder will contribute to system design, clinical governance, stakeholder engagement, training, audit, reporting and benefits realisation, and will support digital medicines projects from implementation through to stabilisation and ongoing optimisation. Clinical and digital leadership Act as a clinical subject matter expert for digital medicines systems, supporting safe and effective system design, configuration and optimisation Use clinical knowledge and experience to reengineer medicinesrelated clinical pathways and processes to underpin effective digital solutions Ensure digital medicines systems support safer healthcare, improved patient outcomes, increased efficiency and better staff experience System design and configuration Lead and contribute to the design and configuration of digital medicines systems in collaboration with clinical, digital and industry stakeholders Develop and maintain expert knowledge of digital medicines systems and their functionality Ensure systems are compliant with Trust, regional and national policies, guidelines and regulatory requirements Change management and transformation Engage widely with stakeholders impacted by digital medicines systems and clinical process redesign Promote and support clinical and cultural change associated with new digital ways of working Work closely with business change colleagues and service leads to ensure change activities are effectively planned and delivered Project delivery and reporting Support delivery of digital medicines workstreams, ensuring activities are delivered to agreed timescales Track progress and provide regular updates to programme managers, senior responsible officers and programme boards Identify, log, manage and escalate risks and issues as required Governance and clinical safety Support clinical safety assurance and governance for digital medicines systems Develop, implement and maintain digital medicines and Trustwide standard operating procedures and policies Present to relevant Trust committees and executives where governance approval is required Training and adoption Support development and delivery of user acceptance testing Contribute to training of clinical and administrative staff in the use of digital medicines systems Support staff during implementation and postimplementation stabilisation Audit, reporting and benefits realisation Ensure systems support robust clinical, operational and research reporting, including national audit requirements Lead or contribute to benefits realisation and evaluation of digital medicines systems Audit system performance and compliance before and after implementation Professional responsibilities Maintain active professional registration and work in accordance with the relevant professional code of conduct Maintain uptodate skills, knowledge and a professional portfolio Adhere to Trust policies, procedures and values, including equality, diversity, confidentiality and information governance