Description
You will have expertise and experience in and be able to contribute to the teaching of sports therapy and rehabilitation (and potentially other sport & exercise programmes). The University is well resourced, has a significant reputation for high-quality teaching and student experience, and has a recently installed sports therapy and rehabilitation clinic, movement analysis suite, as well as a sport & exercise science laboratory and strength & conditioning facility.
The successful candidate will teach a range of modules across our sports therapy & rehabilitation programme, support teaching within clinics, provide pastoral and subject student support, supervise projects and placements, and undertake administrative and managerial tasks associated with the above. You will also undertake research/knowledge exchange and/or professional practice and scholarship commensurate with the post to which you are appointed.
Applicants should be a graduate in sports therapy & rehabilitation or closely related field, hold a relevant Masters degree, be a member of a relevant professional body and have relevant experience according to the person specification.
Hours of work will be 35 hours per week and a degree of flexibility is expected. Working days will typically be Monday to Friday, but some evening and weekend work may be expected (as agreed with the line manager).
Applicants can select in their application whether they wish to be considered for Lecturer/Senior Lecturer or University Teacher/Senior University Teacher.
If an applicant wishes to be considered for more than one post, they should contact [email protected] once they have submitted their application to advise of this.
