Pediatrics: Clinical Research & Teaching Fellow

Dunhillmedical; Sheffield; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 77,000; Full time

Job summary

The University of Sheffield seeks a Clinical Research and Teaching Fellow in Paediatrics to join the School of Medicine and Population Health and SCH. This post combines research and undergraduate teaching with a 50/50 split, supporting the Director for Undergraduate Medical Education at Sheffield Children’s Hospital and developing an independent research programme.

Applicants should have a primary medical degree with GMC registration and post-graduate training; the role offers access to

Qualifications

• Essential: Primary medical degree
• Essential: MRCPH or equivalent by start
• Essential: GMC full registration and licence to practise
• Essential: Completed core medical training suitable for specialty entry
• Desirable: Evidence of teaching undergraduate MBBS students and research supervision
• Desirable: Knowledge of external grant funding procedures

Responsibilities

• Contribute as teacher, researcher and leader in the Sheffield Academic framework.
• Develop a specific research interest aligned with the School's themes and supervise research.
• Contribute to undergraduate and postgraduate teaching programmes in the Medical School.
• Assess students and mentor a group of MBChB students.
• Secure peer‑reviewed funding for research projects and publish findings in journals.
• Deliver academic seminars and lectures as part of professional activity.

Skills

Teaching

Research supervision

Clinical research

Time management

Organisational skills

Grant writing

Education

Medical degree

MRCPH

GMC registration

Core medical training

Job description

The University of Sheffield seeks a Clinical Research and Teaching Fellow in Paediatrics to join the School of Medicine and Population Health and SCH. This post combines research and undergraduate teaching with a 50/50 split, supporting the Director for Undergraduate Medical Education at Sheffield Children’s Hospital and developing an independent research programme.

Applicants should have a primary medical degree with GMC registration and post-graduate training; the role offers access to