| Location: | Birmingham |
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| Salary: | £41,064 to £56,535 per annum (pro-rata). Grade 08 to Grade 09 |
| Hours: | Part Time |
| Contract Type: | Permanent |
| Placed On: | 19th January 2026 |
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| Closes: | 8th February 2026 |
| Job Ref: | 1507-25 |
Aston University’s GOC-accredited Master of Optometry (MOptom) programme involves patient-facing clinical experience, integrated throughout the course at all stages. In students’ fourth year, they spend a period of 44 weeks undertaking an extended period of Clinical Learning in Practice, with one day per week reserved for academic learning. This role will principally involve supporting, remote tutoring, and assessing stage 4 students to enable them to meet all of the GOC Outcomes for Registration and to foster an inquisitive, knowledgeable, evidence-based, professional mindset.
The Clinical Fellow will make a demonstrable impact on Aston University and its stakeholders through their clinical practice-related knowledge, skills and relationships, such as:
The Clinical Fellow is expected to contribute to the teaching efforts of the Department/School in relevant programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. They will be responsible for carrying out teaching activities within Degree Apprenticeship, Undergraduate and Master’s programmes and for maintaining and advancing their own and their subject’s scholarly and professional capabilities.
The Clinical Fellow will actively promote the programme by establishing and maintaining memberships, links and partnerships with academic, industry and professional communities. They will be expected to work collaboratively and collegiately with fellow academics within the teaching team, and to update colleagues and students on developments in their subject area, particularly in relation to practice and professional expectations and requirements.
The Clinical Fellow may be responsible for course co-ordination, dependent on experience, qualifications and the needs of the College.
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For informal enquiries, please contact Dr Amy Sheppard at a.sheppard@aston.ac.uk
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