THE STARTING SALARY WILL BE FROM £38,249.00 PER ANNUM (GRADE 7), DEPENDING ON QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE.

We are looking for a physiotherapist, with a clinical background in neurological or cardiorespiratory physiotherapy to develop and deliver high quality learning and teaching to the Integrated Masters in Physiotherapy programme at Plymouth Marjon University.
You must be a registered physiotherapist of the Health & Care Professions Council and a member of the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, with experiences working in the National Health Service.
You will be joining a team of highly motivated multi-disciplinary professionals, duties will include:
· To contribute to the development and operation of the Marjon Physiotherapy Clinic.
· Supervise the physiotherapy students in the student-led Marjon physiotherapy clinic to deliver an effective service for clients and an excellent learning opportunity for students.
· Module leadership developing and managing teaching specific modules across all academic years
· Contributing to all areas of academic practice such as personal development tutoring (PDT), placement development and support, knowledge exchange and/or research activities.
· Contributing to delivery and development of our onsite physiotherapy and wellbeing clinics.
We are excited to launch a new student-led Physiotherapy Clinic with a specialist focus on neurological rehabilitation, and we’re looking for dedicated Lecturer Practitioner in Physiotherapy to be part of this exciting initiative. Running for 36 weeks a year in line with student placement blocks, this post offers a valuable opportunity to supervise and mentor students as they gain essential hands-on experience.
More than just a learning environment, the clinic will actively serve the local community—providing high-quality, person-centred care at an affordable price to those who need it most.
We continue to experience significant development, and we have an ambitious learning, research and engagement agenda. Staff are encouraged and supported to be innovative in their teaching, enabling students to thrive and build firm foundations in their chosen field.
For an informal discussion about the role please contact Professor Gary Shum, Programme Leader of Physiotherapy on gshum@marjon.ac.uk or Dean of School, Professor Saul Bloxham sbloxham@marjon.ac.uk
Our current hybrid working policy means you can work from home or on campus, but you will need to maintain strong campus links and be available on-site when needed.

Please refer the Job description for details