Lecturer in Clinical Biochemistry or Clinical Genetics - 0.4 FTE - FTC for 12 Months

Job description

Lecturer in Clinical Biochemistry or Clinical Genetics - 0.4 FTE - FTC for 12 Months

Chester Medical School is seeking an enthusiastic and committed individual to join our team as a Lecturer in Clinical Biochemistry or Clinical Genetics. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to the development of our growing programmes in Biomedical Science and Medical Science.

Role and Responsibilities:

Provide a supportive learning environment for students, helping them develop both graduate-level and subject-specific skills.

Deliver teaching in areas such as biochemistry, genetics, cell biology, oncology.

Contribute to independent and collaborative research activities, with opportunities to work with NHS partners and other health providers.

Supervise research dissertations at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels.

Qualifications:

A good first degree in Biomedical Science or a related field.

A Master's level qualification is essential.

PGCert in Higher Education or Fellowship of the HEA (or willingness to achieve this).

Experience and Skills:

Expertise to deliver lectures in clinical biochemistry, genetics and related subjects.

Previous teaching experience in higher education.

Ability to collaborate with colleagues, lead module and programme development, and provide high-quality pastoral support to students.

Why Join Us?

This is a fantastic opportunity to join a vibrant and growing team at Chester Medical School, contributing to the education of future healthcare professionals. You will play a key role in shaping the biomedical science provision at the school while advancing your own teaching and research career.

Application Process

To apply, please visit our recruitment website at https://jobs.chester.ac.uk .

Chester Medical School is committed to promoting equality and diversity and welcomes applications from all qualified candidates.

For more information about this post please contact Melisa Baptista, Deputy Head Medical Sciences [email protected] .