Colin Lewry
Colin is an ex-Senior Partner for GE Healthcare Partners with 20 years experience working in Healthcare, before which he worked across multiple sectors for PriceWaterhouseCoopers. He is a specialist in Workforce Planning and Redesign, working internationally on all aspects from front-line skills, through redesign, development of workforce plans and building of workforce hubs and collaboratives.
Recent relevant experience includes:
Wrote “The Book of Health & Care Workforce Planning”.
Director of Health Education England’s Workforce Repository & Planning Tool team based in the Lancashire & South Cumbria Integrated Care System. The team developed the WRaPT on-line workforce modelling tool, and has operated for ten years across the UK delivering workforce redesign.
Programme Lead on behalf of Health Education England for the CLEAR Workforce Education programme up to 2023, working nationally across Urgent & Emergency Care, Mental Health and Anticipatory Care.
Visiting Fellow for the University of Suffolk and was the Integrated Care Academy’s Workforce Lead until August 2023. Running Workforce Development programmes in Suffolk & North East Essex, Shropshire, Telford & Wrekin and Stafford ICSs.
Developed TAQAA – Workforce Planning tool used in the Eastern Health Cluster in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
Founded the Association of Health & Care Workforce Planning in 2023 to provide development and access to resources to improve workforce planning skills internationally.
“I am a national expert in the full breadth of Workforce Planning and Redesign in Health & Care settings. I have experience going back to 1994, a published book on the topic, multiple articles, and a position managing two of Health Education England’s most prominent redesign approaches. This is all backed by 13 years’ experience at PwC and 10 at GE Healthcare Partners, where I had a track record of building, developing and leading effective teams. In my final role before leaving to set up my own Management Development business I was Senior Partner for GE Healthcare Partners.” - Colin Lewry