The University of Leicester’s School of Allied Health Professions is continuing to appoint Lecturers in Nursing, specifically those registered in child and mental health nursing to deliver the UK’s first four-year undergraduate Master in Science (MSci) Nursing with Leadership programme. You will join our developing Nursing team who are highly motivated and committed to delivering cutting edge professional education in partnership with students and our clinical colleagues. Additionally this post provides excellent opportunities for collaboration and inter-professional learning and working.
Our approach to the academic career structure encourages a balance between breadth and specialisation. We highlight the central importance of teaching and research while encouraging all colleagues to develop their contributions to and achievements in areas such as enterprise, engagement, citizenship and leadership.
In this role you will undertake teaching, scholarship and administrative duties in line with the School of Allied Health Professions teaching and research strategies.
About you
To be successful in this role you will be a Nursing and Midwifery Council Registered Nurse with teaching experience in nursing education. You will have a degree in Nursing or a related subject and a relevant master’s degree (or working towards one). You will also have experience of the management and delivery of nursing education programmes and experience in nursing practice.
As an experienced practitioner and educator you will have the ability to facilitate student learning using a comprehensive range of delivery methods including lectures, seminars and tutoring. You will be confident in reviewing, evaluating and developing the key skills of students, being able to develop resource materials to enhance teaching quality. Experience in non-medical prescribing would be beneficial.
To apply please visit www.jobs.le.ac.uk and search for reference 2816 or visit the below link:
https://jobs.le.ac.uk/vacancies/2816/lecturer-in-nursing-teaching-focused.html