Pharmacy Education Leader — Senior Lecturer (Part‑Time)

Flinders University; Adelaide; On-site; AUD 141,000 - 163,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

17% Superannuation

Salary packaging options

Flexible working arrangements

Professional development activities

Awards for workplace culture

Independence in teaching leadership

Job summary

Flinders University is seeking a Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy to lead the design, delivery, and ongoing enhancement of contemporary, evidence-based curricula aligned with industry standards and accreditation requirements.

This Teaching Specialist role focuses on leadership in teaching and teaching-related duties, with no allocated research workload, contributing to the development of innovative programs and partnerships across the pharmacy and healthcare sectors.

Qualifications

• Demonstrated excellence in tertiary teaching and the application of contemporary pedagogical practices that enhance student success.
• Significant clinical experience in pharmacy, with current or eligibility for professional registration in Australia.
• Proven leadership in curriculum design, course coordination and the delivery of innovative, technology-enabled learning experiences.
• Strong ability to build effective relationships with students, colleagues and industry partners, contributing to partnerships, accreditation and program quality.

Responsibilities

• Lead the design, delivery and ongoing enhancement of pharmacy curricula, including flagship undergraduate and postgraduate programs.
• Deliver engaging, evidence-based teaching and provide academic leadership to support an exceptional student experience.
• Drive curriculum innovation and help establish and grow the Pharmacy discipline within the College.
• Build and strengthen partnerships with healthcare providers, industry and professional bodies to support accreditation, program relevance and graduate employability.

Job description

Flinders University is seeking a Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy to lead the design, delivery, and ongoing enhancement of contemporary, evidence-based curricula aligned with industry standards and accreditation requirements.

This Teaching Specialist role focuses on leadership in teaching and teaching-related duties, with no allocated research workload, contributing to the development of innovative programs and partnerships across the pharmacy and healthcare sectors.