Clinical Associate Professor of Medical Education, Foundations for Practice Phase Lead for UG Medicine (fixed term, part time)

As Foundations for Practice Phase Lead, at the Lincoln Medical School (LMS), you will make a significant leadership contribution to the running of the BMBS programme providing academic oversight of the Foundation for Practice component of the curriculum. This role offers flexibility, allowing you to balance your clinical commitments seamlessly. 

In this role, you will take responsibility for quality of course delivery, contribute to curriculum leadership and delivery of training to staff. You will be expected to aid in the development and delivery of assessments. This includes tasks like contributing to the question bank, standard setting, developing scenarios for Clinical Professional Skills Assessments, workplace-based assessments, and participating in examining. 

You will oversee student progress and performance in the Foundations for Practice Phase, collaborating with local Learning Education Providers (LEPs) and monitoring students through electronic portfolios. You will also play a role in monitoring student progress and retention as a personal tutor and provide guidance to students facing challenges in completing placements and both formative and summative assessments within the phase. 

As this is a University clinical academic appointment, it is a requirement that you maintain regular NHS clinical practice, GMC registration with a licence to practice and be revalidated with the GMC. Candidates must have MBBS, or equivalent, a PhD or equivalent in a medical specialty or medical education OR equivalent extensive professional/teaching/research experience. Have membership or Fellowship of a Royal College in a specialty that ULHT is a service provider, or be a General Practitioner in the area local to Lincoln and be Eligible for the GMC Specialist Register or within six months of gaining CCT at time of interview. 

This post is available on a fixed term contract until 28 February 2029. Hours of work are part time (8 hours per week).

Informal enquiries may be addressed to Louise Potter, louise.potter@nottingham.ac.uk. Please note that applications sent directly to this email address will not be accepted.

It is a condition of this post that satisfactory enhanced disclosure is obtained from the 'Disclosure and Barring Service'.

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