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Allied Health Professional Development Programme Level 1
Overview
The AHP Education Team is delighted to offer the Level 1 AHP Development Programme. Designed for Allied Health Professionals (AHPs) working at an early enhanced level of practice. The programme supports the development of leadership, research, and educational capabilities, enabling participants to lead themselves effectively, support colleagues, and contribute to improvements in patient care. Aimed primarily at Band 5s ready for Band 6 roles, Band 6 AHPs and Band 6 AHP’s moving to Band 7 roles. The programme provides dedicated time and space for reflection, learning, and personal growth, supporting participants on their professional development journey. Training is mapped to level 6 educational expectations.
Aims and Objectives
AIM: To develop confident and capable AHP leaders, educators and researchers who can positively influence practice, patient safety and patient care. To support others and contribute to service transformation.
- Enhance leadership, team work and self-management skills.
- Foster inclusive, safe and supportive team cultures.
- Apply research, quality improvement and digital skills to practice.
- Develop capability as educators, supervisors and future clinical leaders.
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Strengthen emotional intelligence and self-regulation skills to improve decision-making, wellbeing, and workplace performance
Target Audience
Band 5,6 and 7 Allied Health Professionals, Healthcare scientists, Pharmacists, Music and Play Therapists
Please note that is course is primarily delivered online but three of the sessions are in person. Please see the full schedule below:

To pay, please choose dates below and add to your basket. If you are unable to pay directly, please contact the AHP.education@gosh.nhs.uk inbox to discuss if other options will be possible.
£545.00
Course Instructors
Sue Close
Lead Practice Educator (AHP)





