Bronagh White

Bronagh White has made a significant and sustained contribution to the pharmacy profession, patient care and education over the last 20 years. She leads the Northern Ireland Centre for Pharmacy Learning and Development   in the provision of undergraduate and postgraduate experiential learning in the general practice setting.

The Experiential Learning programme  was developed in response to the new Standards for the Initial Education and Training of Pharmacists in 2021 and Bronagh has been instrumental in implementing the most significant changes to pharmacy education in Northern Ireland. The Master of Pharmacy qualificatoin requires students to build additional clinical and prescribing skills prior to graduation. Bronagh brings her prescribing expertise and extensive experience as an academic pharmacist to developing a more capable, effective, skilled and flexible pharmacy workforce who will be responsive to changing population demographics and patient need.

In addition to her contribution to numerous regional and national pharmacy committees, she is President of her local St Vincent De Paul society. Under her leadership the society are committed to working for social justice and advocates the creation of a more just and caring society.