This is an exciting opportunity for an enthusiastic individual looking for a new challenge based within the university sector. This opportunity would suit a candidate who enjoys an active and engaging role, working closely with our students and practitioners within our Nursing Associate and Registered Nurse Degree Apprentice courses.
The School of Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work brings together Adult, Child, Mental Health and Learning Disability Nursing, Midwifery and Social Work into one vibrant and dynamic community. Our aim is to provide a high quality learning experience for our students to enable them to realise their ambitions to become registered professionals and to continue their development through a range of continuing professional development opportunities. We are committed to providing a supportive environment for our students so they can develop the knowledge and skills to provide nursing care that is person-centred, compassionate, safe and effective.
The School is seeking to appoint Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing to teach various aspects of adult nursing within the Nursing Associate and Registered Nurse Degree Apprentice courses and contribute to other areas of work within the School and wider Faculty depending on expertise.
You will be committed to high quality, evidence-based learning and teaching and be able to facilitate learning of a broad range of adult nursing principles, take on the role of personal tutor and academic assessor. You will be expected to contribute to modules in the Nursing Associate and Registered Degree Nurse Apprentice and you may also teach on postgraduate modules related to your own expertise. You will also provide support to students during periods of practice placements. An under-pinning principle of our work is the importance of the student experience and we would expect you to share this value and work in ways that will enhance it.
The post holder is required to be current on the NMC register as an adult nurse and will be expected to have a minimum of a first degree in a relevant discipline.