Back to search results

Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy

University of Lincoln - School of Pharmacy

Location: Lincoln
Salary: From £36,333 per annum (Lecturer) or from £41,931 per annum (Senior Lecturer)
Hours: Full Time
Contract Type: Permanent
Placed On: 17th March 2023
Closes: 11th April 2023
Job Ref: COS952A
 

Please note, this post is permanent and full time at 1.0 FTE.

Closing Date: Tuesday 11 April 2023

Interview Date: Thursday 27 April 2023

Lecturer salary from £36,333 per annum.

Senior Lecturer salary from £41,931 per annum.

Currently ranked second overall for Pharmacy and Pharmacology in the Guardian Good University Guide 2023, the School of Pharmacy is a growing school at the University of Lincoln, and this is an exciting new position within the school.

As a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy, you will have a unique opportunity to help shape the Pharmacy programmes at the Lincoln School of Pharmacy.

You will be part of an expanding and collegiate team based in the Joseph Banks Laboratories within the Lincoln Science Park. The School of Pharmacy has access to a wide range of excellent teaching and research facilities and delivers highly successful programmes in Pharmacy and the Pharmaceutical Sciences.

As the post holder, you will primarily provide educational leadership in the areas of pharmacy practice and/or clinical pharmacy, which are key elements in all undergraduate and postgraduate programmes taught in the School of Pharmacy. In particular, you will be active in the Master of Pharmacy (MPharm) and Independent Prescriber Training programmes. However, depending on your expertise and teaching focus, if you did have interests in pharmaceutics or other areas, this may be accommodated in the Pharmaceutical Science programmes delivered by the School. Last year, the MPharm programmes achieved General Pharmaceutical Council (GPhC) Part 1 accreditation against the latest GPhC Initial Education and Training of Pharmacists (IETP) standards and the IPT programme also achieved recent GPhC accreditation.

Using your innovative teaching and learning skills, this role will give you the opportunity to make a significant contribution in the future development of the School’s programmes and the wider pharmacy profession, and you will have a major impact on the skills development and preparation of a new generation of future pharmacists.

Applicants will preferably be a pharmacist registered with the GPhC or Pharmaceutical Society of Northern Ireland and preferably with experience of teaching at undergraduate and/or postgraduate levels. Unregistered applicants must be able to demonstrate an excellent knowledge of current UK pharmacy practice.

For informal enquiries, please contact Dr Ian Heslop, Acting Head of School (iheslop@lincoln.ac.uk).

Further details:

We strive for a diverse workforce with the very best employees and are committed to creating an inclusive environment for all. The University encourages applications from underrepresented groups inclusive of Black, Asian and other minoritised/marginalised ethnic groups, all gender identities and expressions from the LGBT+ community, candidates with a disability, and those that practise different faiths and beliefs, to enhance our One Community where we strive to be kind, patient, and supportive of each other.

We value your feedback on the quality of our adverts. If you have a comment to make about the overall quality of this advert, or its categorisation then please send us your feedback
Advert information

Type / Role:

Subject Area(s):

Location(s):

Job tools
 

PhD Alert Created

Job Alert Created

Your PhD alert has been successfully created for this search.

Your job alert has been successfully created for this search.

Ok Ok

PhD Alert Created

Job Alert Created

Your PhD alert has been successfully created for this search.

Your job alert has been successfully created for this search.

Manage your job alerts Manage your job alerts

Account Verification Missing

In order to create multiple job alerts, you must first verify your email address to complete your account creation

Request verification email Request verification email

jobs.ac.uk Account Required

In order to create multiple alerts, you must create a jobs.ac.uk jobseeker account

Create Account Create Account

Alert Creation Failed

Unfortunately, your account is currently blocked. Please login to unblock your account.

Email Address Blocked

We received a delivery failure message when attempting to send you an email and therefore your email address has been blocked. You will not receive job alerts until your email address is unblocked. To do so, please choose from one of the two options below.

Max Alerts Reached

A maximum of 5 Job Alerts can be created against your account. Please remove an existing alert in order to create this new Job Alert

Manage your job alerts Manage your job alerts

Creation Failed

Unfortunately, your alert was not created at this time. Please try again.

Ok Ok

Create PhD Alert

Create Job Alert

When you create this PhD alert we will email you a selection of PhDs matching your criteria.When you create this job alert we will email you a selection of jobs matching your criteria. Our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy apply to this service. Any personal data you provide in setting up this alert is processed in accordance with our Privacy Notice

Create PhD Alert

Create Job Alert

When you create this PhD alert we will email you a selection of PhDs matching your criteria.When you create this job alert we will email you a selection of jobs matching your criteria. Our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy apply to this service. Any personal data you provide in setting up this alert is processed in accordance with our Privacy Notice

 
 
More jobs from University of Lincoln

Show all jobs for this employer …

More jobs like this
Join in and follow us

Browser Upgrade Recommended

jobs.ac.uk has been optimised for the latest browsers.

For the best user experience, we recommend viewing jobs.ac.uk on one of the following:

Google Chrome Firefox Microsoft Edge