Alison has recently begun work in the PCN in her role as an Enhanced Recovery Worker, and is based at the Kings Lynn Discovery Centre.

Further information to follow soon.

My name is Chloe, and I am a pharmacy technician working for King’s Lynn primary care network. I joined King’s Lynn PCN in January 2021. I previously worked as a dispenser in a dispensing doctor’s surgery and registered as a pharmacy technician in September 2020. My role involves working closely with the GP practices to support care home staff and residents, carry out patient safety work including medication reviews and long-term condition reviews, and completing prescribing audits with the support of our senior clinical pharmacist.

The role also includes helping the surgeries to develop safe prescribing processes, especially around the higher risk medications that are prescribed. I also work closely with patients to support them with taking their prescribed medication correctly and safely. I support our GPs and dispensary team when needed with hospital discharge letters and help to ensure that patients are supported with any medication changes that may have occurred when being discharged from hospital. Outside of work I love to travel and spend time with my family.

I am a Senior Clinical pharmacist working for Kings Lynn PCN since 2020. I have previous experience of working in hospital pharmacy and as a medicines optimisation pharmacist in primary care. My role involves carrying out structured medication reviews for people who are on complex medication regimes to ensure that medicines are used safely and effectively. By optimising and supporting patients with their medication, we can help to reduce to medication related harms and help to improve the management of long term health conditions.

When I am not at work I enjoy travelling and combining this with my love of hiking and cycling. 

I am a Pharmacy Technician in Kings Lynn PCN. I have over 25 years experience, I qualified in the community where I loved meeting the regular patients and watching them get better and offering advice. I then moved to the Queen Elizabeth Hospital where I spent over 20 years developing my clinical skills working in the Dispensary and at Ward level. I really enjoyed counselling patients on their new medications, to ensure they understand how to use or take them.

I joined the Kings Lynn PCN in March 2022 where my role involves monitoring of high risk medications, discharge & clinic letter reconciliation, and post discharge medication counselling. I try to offer a holistic approach to patient care ensuring patients understand all the new or changed medications and synchronise prescriptions so they all run out together.

New to the role in January 2026, my past working experience began with contract management within the NHS.

My role oversees all of the PCN staff, keeping in regular contact with the management teams of our member practices, as well as any number of administrative and HR related tasks.  I have been heavily involved in the King's Lynn health Hub project, and look forward to the facility serving the local population.

Outside of the working environment I spend time with my horse, Theo, and partner, Alex.

I work as Social Prescriber for Kings Lynn PCN. As part of my role, I offer time to talk so I can learn what matters to you and connect you to services/groups that could help your wellbeing or social issues. I will always try to offer compassion, patience and understanding. 

I have worked within the NHS for over 10 years and have always been patient focused.

Outside of work, I love the hustle of family life, sunshine, good food, being sociable, and walking my dogs in our beautiful Norfolk countryside.

I'm a Clinical Pharmaceutical Technician working for King's Lynn Primary Care Network. I have been working in the world of pharmacy since 2004 and qualified as a Pharmacy Technician in Community Pharmacy. I have also worked for Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital in London, Addenbrookes Hospital in Cambridge and The Queen Elizabeth Hospital King's Lynn as a ward based medicines management technician before joining King's Lynn Primary Care Network in April 2022. 

My varied role involves optimising patients medications and their usage, improving medication safety and improving patient experience by taking a holistic approach to their care, looking at each patient as an individual person with unique needs and wishes. Soon I hope to be taking on my own clinics at the GP practice to utilise my clinical assessment skills learnt on a course that I am currently undertaking. In my spare time I enjoy long walks, travelling, cooking, good food and foraging. During the past few years I have developed a strong interest in mycology studies so my camera is always full of photos of wild mushrooms.