Senior Lecturer (Advanced Clinical Practice)

The Role
The School of Nursing, Allied and Public Health is expanding its advanced clinical practice teaching team to support growing provision in this area. An exciting opportunity has arisen for an established advanced clinical practitioner to join the team. The post would suit a practising advanced clinical practitioner looking to develop their education pillar. Whilst the post is offered as a two day per week substantive appointment, there may be scope for some flexibility with these arrangements.

Abreast of current advances, you will be part of a talented and dynamic academic team supporting our high-profile MSc Advanced Clinical Practice and Non-medical Prescribing programmes, and other post-qualifying provision with a focus on autonomous practice. Supervision of students completing their portfolio of advanced clinical practice evidence will be an integral part of the role. There will also be opportunity to contribute to our research modules.

The Person

You’re likely to be a clinically credible advanced practitioner and prescriber who is keen to consolidate/combine a career in higher education, or an experienced lecturer with an established advanced practice and prescribing teaching profile. You will have the underpinning theoretical knowledge and current clinical expertise to teach prescribing and physical assessment confidently at level 7, along with other autonomous practice modules aligned to your scope of advanced practice (for example, minor injury and minor ailment management). Forward thinking and creative, with enthusiasm for developing innovative education programmes to support professional development, you’ll have the confidence to inspire a diverse range of students.

Ideally, you will have a Master’s degree in advanced clinical practice, a recognised prescribing qualification & current NMC or HCPC registration. A first degree in a life sciences subject would also be an advantage. You may hold a teaching qualification, e.g. UKPSF2/PGCHE or if not, you will be willing to take our in-house teaching course.

The Faculty

School of Nursing, Allied and Public Health

Our people are passionate about developing healthcare professionals for current & future roles.

We support our students to ensure they get the skills and knowledge they need to make a lasting impact on society.

We also have access to industry-leading research for nursing & health professions.

Further Information

Senior Lecturer starting salary will depend on the skills & experience of the successful applicant.

Interviews are expected to take place on Thursday 20th March 2025.

For further information and to arrange an informal visit please contact Dr Gillian Pedley, Associate Professor: g.pedley@kingston.ac.uk.

Bring your true self, expertise, and passion to Kingston where we are continuing to strive to build a university where authentic inclusion and belonging is at its heart. Every one of our staff and students’ identities, backgrounds and diverse experiences makes us who we are - so harness and embrace yours by applying today. We welcome applications from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic backgrounds, LGBTQ+ communities and those with disabilities.

We are a place-based organisation, proud of our location in Kingston and the civic role we play in our community. Our campuses inspire collaborative, innovative and creative communities. Being present on campus is important to us because it helps us to create a sense of belonging for both our staff and students.

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