We have a number of Workforce Specialists who are responsible for working with clinicians, education institutions, commissioners and healthcare workers to ensure a workforce who are fit for practice within today's health climate and are ready to deliever care in the future.

Our Workforce Specialists are working to deliver a variety of programmes that support development of the workforce to bring 'care closer to home', transfer services from secondary to primary care, personalise services and reduce inequality.  They work across the Clinical Pathways of:

• Urgent Care

• Mental Health

• Maternity and Newborn

• Planned Care

• Learning Disabilities

• Paediatrics

• Dementia

Our Workforce Specialists are split across the areas of Primary Care and Hospital and Specialist.  To find out more about some of the work we have been involved with and who to contact in each specific area then click on the relevant link on the left hand side.