Genomic Counselling Lecturer & Module Lead

University of Exeter; Exeter; On-site; GBP 43,000 - 52,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Maternity/paternity leave

Fertility treatment policy

Campus Exeter

Staff benefits

Job summary

University of Exeter invites applications for a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Genomic Counselling (Education and Scholarship). This part-time (0.1 FTE) permanent post starts 1 December.

Salary scales £43,482–£51,753 pro rata, depending on Grade and level, for a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer level within the Department of Clinical and Biomedical Sciences. The role supports Genomics delivery, leading Genomic Counselling modules and teaching across settings, with development of materials and student

Qualifications

• PhD in Genetics/Genomics or Genomic Counselling to develop teaching programmes and support learning.
• Evidence of excellent teaching identified by peer review and impact beyond own teaching.
• Ability to engage students using a range of delivery techniques.

Responsibilities

• Teach as a member of a teaching team within established programmes including MSc in Genomic Medicine.
• Lead Genomic Counselling module(s).
• Teach in small group tutorials to large lectures meeting learning objectives for Genomic Medicine and clinical utility of genomic approaches.
• Develop teaching materials and approaches; supervise student projects under guidance.
• Set and mark assignments, provide feedback, reflect on teaching design and delivery, analyse feedback.

Skills

Effective teaching

Student engagement

External network development

Peer-reviewed teaching excellence

Education

PhD in Genetics/Genomics or Genomic Counselling

PhD nearing completion acceptable

Job description

University of Exeter invites applications for a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Genomic Counselling (Education and Scholarship). This part-time (0.1 FTE) permanent post starts 1 December.

Salary scales £43,482–£51,753 pro rata, depending on Grade and level, for a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer level within the Department of Clinical and Biomedical Sciences. The role supports Genomics delivery, leading Genomic Counselling modules and teaching across settings, with development of materials and student