Ref: RGU05962
The School of Health Sciences aims to provide dynamic and transformational teaching, learning and research that makes a significant contribution to improving the health and wellbeing of local, national and global communities. The School prides itself on producing people-centred, capable and professional graduates who positively impact on the lives of individuals and the health of society.
You’ll join a multi-professional team, developing, consolidating and delivering our innovative physiotherapy programmes to ensure our graduates are ready to meet the needs of a changing health care environment. This will involve the preparation, organisation, facilitation of teaching materials/opportunities and the assessment of students predominantly related to practice-based learning experiences, simulation and student-led service learning experiences and groups. Additionally, you with liaise with RGU teaching staff, Practice Educators and other external agencies with a view to extending, diversifying and evaluating practice-based learning.
This is a part time role working 21 hours per week. In keeping with RGU’s commitment to work/life balance you will have the option for hybrid working in line with our HR policy, benefit from a generous pension scheme, 46 days (pro rata) annual leave (including statutory days), an onsite nursery and sports centre, as well as a range of voluntary health and travel benefits.
Whilst we are focussed on educating the next generation of Allied Health Professions, we also appreciate the need to retain skills in the health professions, and therefore this role is ideally suited to anyone who wishes to continue to hold a clinically based role. Alternatively you might be a private practitioner keen to broaden your skillset in teaching and/or supplement your income. If you can bring current, practical experience in the profession to our students, we will aim to consider flexible contract types, such as part time and flexible working to accommodate individual circumstances.
You will be highly motivated with a degree in physiotherapy and appropriate professional registration. Postgraduate qualification to Masters level would be advantageous but is not essential. A background in physiotherapy is required with a broad understanding/experience of different specialities and sectors, beneficial.
Staff in the School of Health Sciences contribute to research in the following priority areas: (i) Professional/clinical practice, (ii) Human Performance, (iii) Education; incorporating research on professional, patient and public education as well as teaching and learning research.
We understand you may have questions, so if you would like to have an informal conversation about the role before making an application, please contact Donna Wynne, Academic Strategic Lead on d.wynne@rgu.ac.uk
To apply please submit your CV along with a cover letter detailing your suitability for the role against the requirements in the person specification at:
Grade 7 Salary Scale: £37,386 – £43,155
Grade 8 Salary Scale: £44,414 – £52,841
Salary on appointment will be dependent upon experience.