Advanced Clinical Practice (Advanced Critical Care Practitioner) MSc course

Advanced clinical practice is a rapidly expanding role across all areas of healthcare. This multi-professional course is for those working in a critical care role and is developed around a national framework and the four capabilities of advanced clinical practice – clinical, research, education, and leadership.

You must: > be employed as an ACCP trainee for the duration of the programme > meet the requirements for the Advanced Non-medical Prescribing module > have current registration with relevant professional healthcare body such as the Nursing and Midwifery Council or Health and Care Professions Council > have an honours degree in a health-related subject, or for those who do not hold a degree, RPL may be considered as the basis for admission. Such applicants will be invited to discuss individual needs with the course leader to determine suitability > work in a healthcare organisation, normally at equivalent of band 6 (or above) in an area of advanced practice > work in a role which requires diagnostic and therapeutic responsibility for a patient caseload for a minimum of 20 hours a week > have a minimum of three years’, full-time or equivalent in part-time hours, post-registration clinical experience > be able to organise a suitable clinical supervisor as part of the agreement criteria >

UK students: £855 per year

UK/Home: £855 per year

No fixed deadline - rolling admissions

• Middlesbrough, UK, United Kingdom