- Date
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Next available start date: January 2025
There are two cohorts a year.
More information below.
- Location
- Fully remote programme, all held online via Zoom
- Price
- £2,260 +VAT
- Duration
- Six days over a four-month period
- Contact
- Speak to the team
Our Emerging Clinical Leaders programme helps support those clinicians and health professionals already managing people move into a more senior leadership role. The programme will equip you with the skills needed to manage a team, build resilience and respond to an ever-changing external environment.
The course is suitable for clinicians working in the NHS, social care, local authorities or the private sector. You might be a specialist trainee doctor, junior consultant, senior nurse or allied health professional.
The course will take place over six days in a four-month period in a combination of online and face-to-face sessions. During the sessions, you will work with our programme directors and fellow participants to explore your leadership style and think about how this might evolve in the future.
What will I learn on the Emerging Clinical Leaders programme?
The Emerging Clinical Leaders programme will support you as you start your leadership journey. It focuses on three main areas: you as a leader, your relationships with others, and your role in the system you work in.
Over six days you will learn:
about your own leadership style and how others perceive you
about personal resilience
how to create a sustainable, compassionate culture
how to join up strong leadership with patient-centred care
about your role in promoting safe, high-quality care
how to lead through change and ensure you maintain wellbeing across your team
how to collaborate with other leaders and team members.
Is the Emerging Clinical Leaders programme for me?
The Emerging Clinical Leaders programme welcomes clinicians from all backgrounds moving into leadership roles. Typically, participants taking this course are in roles such as:
specialist trainee doctors
junior consultants
senior nurses
ward managers
senior and lead physiotherapists, paramedics, dietitians and other allied health professionals
senior clinicians working in local authorities or government bodies
senior clinicians working in the private sector.
To access the course, you will need a PC with Microsoft Teams or Zoom and to be in a quiet and calm environment for the duration of each session.
Programme team
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Naseem Farboud
Programme co-ordinator -
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Alistair Thomson
Programme director -
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Sharon Nash
Senior Consultant
Programme structure
To find out more about the modules and their outline, or to make an enquiry about applying to the programme, please contact Naseem Farboud.
Pricing and dates
There are two cohorts each year for the Emerging Clinical Leaders programme. Both take place over a period of four months. For questions on dates and pricing, please email Naseem Farboud.
Cohort one:
Module one: 13-14 January 2025
Module two: 31 March - 1 April 2025
Module three: 27-28 May 2025
Price: £2,260 +VAT
Cohort two:
Module one: 11-12 September 2025
Module two: 11-12 November 2025
Module three: 20-21 January 2026
Price: £2,260 +VAT
Frequently asked questions
Got a question about the programmes? Head to our frequently asked questions.
Apply today
Complete our Emerging Clinical Leaders application form and one of our programme co-ordinators will be in touch to discuss the next steps.
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