Hannah Kinsey

Hannah Kinsey is a Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice at the University of East Anglia (UEA), affiliated with the School of Chemistry, Pharmacy and Pharmacology and Innovations in Pharmacy Education. She serves as Course Director for the Newly Qualified Pharmacist (NQP) Training Programme and has a PhD in educational research (2020), focusing on longitudinal placements for pharmacist training. Her work emphasizes social learning theories and qualitative research in pharmacy education.

Research interests include curriculum design for pharmacy technicians, online learning engagement, and improving patient care through educational models. She teaches the ‘Research Skills’ module on the NQP Programme, aligning with the Royal Pharmaceutical Society’s post-registration curriculum.

Dr. Kinsey actively participates in conferences like the Clinical Pharmacy Congress and has contributed to media discussions on pharmacist training reforms. She accepts PhD students as a secondary supervisor in qualitative research, design-based methods, and education research.

• Key Contributions: Over 8 publications, including peer-reviewed articles on pharmacy education and longitudinal placements.
• Affiliations: Royal Pharmaceutical Society collaborator, media contributor on pharmacy training policies.