Lecturer in Biomedical Sciences x 2

The University Of Wolverhampton; Wolverhampton; On-site; GBP 45,000 - 65,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Wolverhampton invites applications for Lecturers in Biomedical Science to support its MBChB programme launching in 2027. The post focuses on anatomy, physiology, biochemistry/immunology, cell biology and pharmacology with opportunities to contribute to teaching, assessment and curriculum development.

Ideal candidates will hold a degree in a relevant discipline and typically a PhD (or equivalent experience), with a commitment to excellent student experience and potential

Qualifications

• Degree in a relevant discipline
• Normally a PhD (or equivalent professional experience)
• Commitment to delivering an excellent student experience
• Experience or potential in medical/health professions’ education preferred

Responsibilities

• Teach across Biomedical Science disciplines within the integrated MBChB curriculum
• Contribute to assessment, curriculum development and student support
• Engage in educational research and development
• Take on roles aligned with interests and experience

Skills

Anatomy

Physiology

Biochemistry/Immunology

Cell biology

Pharmacology & therapeutics

Education

PhD

Bachelor's degree in a relevant discipline

Job description

The Black Country Medical School (BCMS) at the University of Wolverhampton offers a new, forward-thinking approach to medical education, serving the needs of the local population, students, staff and the NHS whilst influencing nationally and internationally through teaching and research.

Our MBChB programme launches in 2027, and we are now seeking to appoint Lecturers in a range of Biomedical Science disciplines to support its delivery and ongoing development. This is an exciting opportunity to contribute to our new medical programme, and we are seeking applicants with expertise in anatomy, physiology, biochemistry/immunology, cell biology, pharmacology and therapeutics, ideally with a background in medical or health professions’ education.

In this role, you will contribute to teaching, assessment, curriculum development and student support within an integrated medical curriculum and take on other roles based on interests and experience.

You should hold a degree in a relevant discipline and normally a PhD (or equivalent professional experience), with a commitment to delivering an excellent student experience. BCMS offers a supportive and collaborative environment with opportunities to develop your educational practice, engage in research, and contribute to an innovative medical programme that aims to widen participation in medical education and improve health outcomes across the region and beyond.

To explore the post further or for any queries you may have, please contact: Dr Liz O’Gara, Phase I Lead : [e-mail] [phone]