School of Medicine Clinical Academic Training Lead

at  Anglia Ruskin University

ABOUT ARU:

Anglia Ruskin (ARU) is a vibrant, modern and ambitious University gaining prominence both nationally and internationally. Our campuses in the cities of Cambridge, Chelmsford and Peterborough have been transformed with major capital investment of over £122m. With an annual turnover of over £200m, ARU is a major force for higher education in the East of England. We are proud of the lifelong relationships formed by those who work and study with us, and of the friendly atmosphere – which visitors quickly identify as unusual for such a large organisation. We were proud to be pronounced Entrepreneurial University of the Year 2014.

GUIDANCE NOTES:

For a list of key requirements, please download the Job Description and Person Specification above. To apply for this role please demonstrate how your skills and experience match the criteria in the person specification.
Job Category

Clinical Academic
Vacancy Type

Permanent
Employment Type

Part time
Location

Chelmsford
Faculty/Prof Service

Faculty of Health, Medicine & Social Care
Ref No
3026
Closing Date
06/08/2024

The Faculty of Health Education, Medicine and Social Care offers a range of undergraduate and postgraduate courses including doctoral level studies. Our new School of Medicine was established in 2018, and offers a five-year undergraduate Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery. We also offer a wide range of post graduate short courses and conferences. Our dynamic approach ensures that our students receive a high quality, research informed educational experience. We have received significant funding from the NIHR and NHS England to support the recruitment of Essex’s first Clinical Academic Trainees.
We are looking for a Clinical Academic Lead. This role will provide management and development of our clinical academic trainees and clinical academic training pathways. You will be required to work closely with our external partners as well as funders and regulators.
You will have excellent facilitation and interpersonal skills, a track record in research output and publications, and an extensive knowledge of postgraduate clinical academic training pathways in the United Kingdom.
Informal enquiries can be made to Dr Jo-Anne Johnson, Head of Undergraduate Medicine at jo-anne.johnson@aru.ac.uk.
Find out more about working with us.
We have an agile working culture and offer an extensive range of benefits including generous holiday entitlement, occupational pension schemes, training and development opportunities, travel to work scheme and a competitive relocation package. Visit our benefits page for full details.