Senior Lecturer Small Animal Internal Medicine

The School of Veterinary Medicine is seeking to appoint a Senior Lecturer in Small Animal Internal Medicine to lead in course development, management and delivery in the area of small animal internal medicine.

The University of Central Lancashire is working with local partners to develop a modern, innovative veterinary programme. The School of Veterinary Medicine believes that everyone, regardless of background, has an opportunity to turn their aspirations of a career in animal care into a reality. We are looking for an enthusiastic, collaborative, adaptable and flexible person committed to achieving the mission and vison of the wider University and the School of Veterinary Medicine in particular.

The post-holder will design and deliver effective and inclusive learning materials suitable for Team-based learning, along with a range of relevant and authentic assessments. You will have an enthusiasm for widening participation and supporting under-represented groups into Higher Education.

The successful applicant will have an excellent track record of building and sustaining internal and external relationships alongside excellent communication and networking skills. They must have experience in delivering undergraduate veterinary teaching, alongside specialist or referral level clinical experience in the area of small animal internal medicine and detailed knowledge of small animal internal medicine. A veterinary degree, MRCVS registration (or eligibility to register), and postgraduate training and qualifications in small animal internal medicine is also essential

Applicants need to meet all essential criteria on the person specification to be considered for interview. This is a part-time position (0.4FTE) working Wednesdays and Thursdays at our Preston campus.

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