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CPC 2026 Content Programme

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Career pathways in aseptic services

08 May 2026
Technical Services Theatre

Aseptic services have undergone significant transformation, driven by changes in legislation and evolving workforce needs. This session explores the development of career pathways within aseptic services—from traditional technical roles to advanced positions. Delegates will gain insight into how regulatory changes have shaped the workforce. Using real-world examples, this lecture will showcase what can be achieved through clear strategy, structured progression frameworks, and effective use of national resources. Attendees will leave with practical tools to support their own workforce planning and career development initiatives.

This session takes delegates on a guided journey through the evolution of career pathways in aseptic services, exploring how changes in legislation, regulatory expectations, and workforce demands have shaped the roles we see today. It highlights the shift from traditional technical positions to modern roles, and examines the impact of developments. The session showcases successful workforce models and real examples of what can be achieved through structured development and strategic planning. It also outlines practical approaches to designing future-ready pathways—aligning capability with service needs, embedding competency assessment and supervision, and supporting staff retention and succession planning. Delegates will be introduced to national resources and will leave with practical ideas, templates, and strategies to apply within their own organisations.

Speakers
Philip Jones, Lecturer – STP/PTQA - University of Manchester

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