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CPD Professional Practice in Health Leadership and Management - Online Information Session

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Could your career in health be taken to the next level?

Join us for an exclusive online information session to discover Northumbria University's newly revised Professional Practice in Health Framework - Leadership and Management, programme, designed specifically for nurses, midwives, and allied health professionals ready to elevate their practice.

This programme focuses development of leadership and management capabilities in healthcare practice, enabling practitioners to critically explore leadership approaches, influence organisational change, and contribute to improving patient outcomes and service delivery.

Our Professional Practice in Health framework provides learners with a structured approach to continuing workforce development allowing professionals looking to develop their practice to undertake credit bearing modules and work towards a degree, masters, graduate certificate or post-graduate certificate over an extended period. The modules included within the framework can also be undertaken as single modules on request, please contact the team for more information.

For employers and stakeholders, this translates into a highly skilled, safe, and adaptable workforce prepared to tackle today’s healthcare challenges. With streamlined processes that support module and programme delivery, reaching a broader audience of potential students, the programme’s impact is amplified and contributes to the goals of emerging NHS workforce plans and Northumbria University’s Strategy 2030. 

Sign up for our online information session to discover more about the programme and have your questions answered by our academic programme leads.

If you would like to enquire about our professional practice in framework, or have any questions please contact us here.

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