Opportunity for a pharmacist to review the eLearning content for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia

The Education and Training Subcommittee are in the process of updating the eLearning content on the BOPA website. As part of this update, we are looking for an experienced pharmacist to review the eLearning content for Chronic Lymphocytic Leukaemia (CLL). If you are currently managing policies related to CLL, have a minimum experience of 3 years in oncology, with significant experience in haemato-oncology, we would be delighted to have you apply as a reviewer.

As part of this important role we kindly request you to provide the following details:

Your current role and title:
Place of work: 

Additionally, we ask that you submit a brief statement (no more than 300 words) explaining why you are well suited for this role.

Your insights and expertise are crucial in ensuring the quality and relevance of our content.

To apply, please email [email protected]. Please note, applications will close on Monday 20th January and we will let candidates know the outcome by 31st January.

The selected reviewer will be remunerated for their valuable time and dedication to this initiative. We understand the significance of your contributions and as a token of appreciation, the reviewer will be acknowledged on our website.

Thank you for considering this opportunity, and we appreciate your continued dedication to enhancing healthcare knowledge.

Best wishes,

BOPA eLearning Team

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