School of Health and Social Care

Location:  Lincoln
Salary:   From £34,304 per annum
Please note this post is permanent and full time at 1.0 FTE
Closing Date:   Monday 08 August 2022
Interview Date:   Thursday 25 August 2022
Reference:  CSS568

Lecturer salary from £34,304 per annum.

Senior Lecturer salary from £39,739 per annum.

The School of Health and Social Care is seeking to appoint a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Public Health. You will contribute significantly to our BSc Health and Social Care programme team and contribute/lead on the development of a new public health programme. Your skills and your approach will complement our existing strengths in teaching, research, and professional practice.

The University of Lincoln has established a reputation as one of the most dynamic, fastest growing universities in the UK. Situated in the heart of a beautiful and historic city, it has built an international reputation for the quality of its teaching and research.

You will have a detailed understanding of the requirements of the health and social care sector within the UK. You will have a passion for delivering high-quality, student-centred learning opportunities that supports students and colleagues and prepares our graduates for careers in the health and social care sector. You will actively contribute to teaching, research and community engagement and will teach a range of subjects at undergraduate and postgraduate levels, utilising blended models and digital learning technologies.

Experience of leading programmes at university level, leading on curricula development initiatives and experience of working with international students is desirable. Understanding the educational needs of health and social care students in the UK is essential and experience of public health would be very welcomed.

We are looking for someone who is self-motivated, adaptable and innovative and who has excellent communication and interpersonal skills. You will join and contribute to a staff group who are committed to enhancing the social, health and wellbeing of people. You will have the opportunity to develop your consultancy and research profile. This exciting opportunity might suit experienced academics or health and social care practitioners who feel a desire to support the next generation of workers through an academic career pathway.

For an informal discussion about the role, please contact Dr Dave Johnson (Djohnson@lincoln.ac.uk) or Dr Ian Mcgonagle (imcgonagle@lincoln.ac.uk)

Interviews for this role will be held ‘in person’ on the Brayford Campus on the publicised interview