With our origins founded in the Industrial Revolution, the University of Salford is now at the heart of Industry 4.0, harnessing the skills, imagination and enthusiasm of our staff and students to work in partnership with large and small enterprises across the public, private and charitable sectors to transform people and communities and deliver lasting economic and social benefit. In re-imagining our heritage, we have a refreshed vision for success and have created four sector-facing Industry Collaboration Zones (ICZs) to act as a focus for integrated working within the University and with partners in particular industry sectors. With a sustained focus on excellence through engagement, we are revamping our approach to employability, enterprise, curriculum development and research; embedding these activities within the new zones to bring our Vision to life. - ‘By pioneering exceptional industry partnerships we will lead the way in real world experiences preparing students for life’. We are seeking an exceptional candidate to take on the role of ICZ Director – Health, Wellbeing and Society which comes at a particularly exciting time for the University of Salford and the Greater Manchester region with the University faced with incredible opportunities of devolution. This vital role will provide leadership and management across the University in the continued development of the ICZ, working with colleagues to identify and build partnerships regionally, nationally and internationally with industry to positively impact the overall reputation of the University. With a host of synergies to identify across the four ICZ zones, the post will play a significant role in Salford’s approach to the rapidly evolving Industry 4.0 revolution. This is an exciting opportunity for an energetic, ambitious and dynamic leader from the healthcare space. You will have proven management and leadership skills within an HE environment or equivalent industry and high level specialist

The School of Nursing and Allied Health at Liverpool John Moores University is seeking to appoint an experienced and suitably qualified External Examiner for the MSc Paramedicine programme with a view to start on the programme in September 2019. Students on the programme will be working towards an MSc in Paramedicine, and will share modules with other postgraduate students studying on the MRes and MSc APNP. The programme sits within a wider master’s framework for the School of Nursing and Allied Health. The External Examiner would be a HCPC registered paramedic, educated to MSc or above, and have at least 3 years’ experience of post-graduate educational provision. A recordable teaching qualification will need to be evidenced. The appointment will be for 4 years and the commitment required is as follows:

• Attendance at Examiners Boards.
• To review a range of coursework throughout the year.
• To attend one assessment event per year if appropriate (for example, OSCE or oral presentations).
• To engage in communication with the programme lead/team.
• To carry out at least one interim engagement per year (which may take the form of a ‘virtual’ visit by video conference/Skype, and at least one face to face visit during the term of office to obtain feedback from staff and to strengthen their engagement with the ongoing teaching and learning process.
• To meet the students a minimum of once per year.

All appointments are subject to the candidate meeting the University’s criteria for appointment. Please submit a CV by email to r.harris@ljmu.ac.uk