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Immunology Lecturer
Department
Radcliffe Department of Medicine, Nuffield Division of Clinical Laboratory Sciences, John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford, OX3 9DU
Contract Type
Fixed term for 3 years
Salary
According to current clinical payscales, 1PA
Essential selection criteria
- Current employment in a University departmental academic role in Immunology, or in an NHS clinical post at consultant level
- Experience of delivering high-quality medical student teaching and assessment
- Up-to-date knowledge of current clinical medical educational issues
- Ability to establish excellent relationships with the medical student body and with individual medical students
- Excellent written and oral skills, and confidence in dealing with the online virtual learning environment
Desirable selection criteria
- A Primary medical qualification
- Medical education/teaching qualification
- Experience of working with Canvas and Panopto software
Duties
The Immunology Lecturer will play a major role in the organisation and delivery of teaching in Laboratory Medicine to clinical students through tutorials, lectures, classes and demonstrations. The principal responsibility will be to assist the Clinical Tutor/Course Director in the organisation and development of the Immunology component of the Laboratory Medicine course. This forms a substantial workload each Michaelmas term, and the clinical lecturer will be expected to be available flexibly for lecturing, small group teaching and course coordination during this time. In addition, the post holder may wish to coordinate special study modules relevant to immunology as part of the wider teaching work of the department of immunology. Clinical Lecturers are members of the Departmental teaching committee, and the post holder will attend relevant teaching and assessment committee meetings.
Participation in appropriate classes in the first three years of the standard medical course and teaching of Graduate Entry course students is encouraged, as is training of Medical Laboratory Scientific Officers and postgraduate medical staff. The department is supported by the Medical Sciences Division Learning Technologies group, which offers innovative approaches to modern University teaching. The Clinical Lecturer will be expected to take an interest in developing teaching material for which we can offer comprehensive support of equipment and computer expertise.
The successful applicant is expected to play a full role in supporting the Clinical Tutor/ Course Director in organising, setting and reviewing the various assessments in the Laboratory Medicine course. Wider opportunities for examining within the clinical medical school may be available, subject to the approval of the Head of School and her deputies.
Applications
Applications in the form of a curriculum vitae with a covering statement detailing the applicant’s suitability and including the names of three referees should be submitted to hr@ndcls.ox.ac.uk by no later than noon on Thursday 17 April 2025. Informal enquiries to the clinical tutor, Deborah Hay (Deborah.hay@ndcls.ox.ac.uk) are welcome.