Core Speciality Lead for Surgery - Longitudinal - T F Years (Tooting)

City st georges; Greater London; Sur place; GBP 60 000 - 85 000; Plein temps

Résumé du poste

City st georges in London seeks a Core Speciality Lead for Surgery in the MBBS programme's T–F Years to provide longitudinal academic oversight of surgery placements across sites, ensuring continuity and consistency of learning, assessment, and student experience in a multi-site clinical education environment.

The role includes coordinating learning resources on the Canvas LMS, representing the specialty to the curriculum development team, supporting the MBBS Quality function, and liaising with

Description du poste

Core Speciality Lead for Surgery - Longitudinal - T F Years (Tooting)

This role sits across T-F Years of the MBBS programme, providing longitudinal academic oversight of surgery placements. It ensures continuity, integration, and consistency of learning, assessment, and student experience across sites, while strengthening alignment with GMC Outcomes for Graduates within a complex, multi-site clinical education environment.

The Core Specialities Lead role will be responsible for the academic oversight of the placement surgery learning resources across T-F Years longitudinally on the Virtual Learning Environment (Canvas), representing the speciality and responding to queries from the curriculum development team, supporting the work of the MBBS Quality team and liaising with their counterparts at NHS sites where required.These roles have been created for all Placements in the clinical practice years of MBBS in recognition of the need to improve student experience in the context of increasing dependence of learning in the virtual environment as a core component of the MBBS curriculum, pressure on placement leads in the NHS environment, and the need for additional staff resource to support delivery and timely resolution of any issues relating to equivalency of opportunity to meet outcomes including workplace based assessments longitudinally across surgery in T–F year.