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Senior Lecturer in Primary Care Research
The Academy of Primary Care at Hull York Medical School seeks to appoint a Senior Lecturer in Primary Care Research to support the development, delivery and leadership of its programme of innovative scholarship driving excellence in primary care – regionally, nationally and internationally.
The Academy delivers an established programme of primary care research and scholarship tackling key challenges facing today’s health service, including multimorbidity, polypharmacy, improving primary care cancer care, addressing inequalities, workforce redesign, innovations in professional education practice.
The new Senior Lecturer will contribute both to the expansion and delivery of existing areas of work, as well as establishing their own area of scholarship in primary care theory, practice or policy.
You will work with research, education and clinical scholarship colleagues from within the Academy and the Institute of Clinical and Applied Health Research (ICAHR), together with regional NHS and public partners and wider national and international networks to deliver innovative scholarship driving excellence in primary care research.
This full-time role will be based at the Allam Medical Building, University of Hull, with opportunities for additional work with colleagues at the University of York.
We anticipate the post will be of interest to anyone with skills, experience and expertise in the critical development and use of academic theory and practice to describe, develop and deliver innovation in primary care practice and policy.
The post offers an exciting opportunity for a primary care/health services researcher to both develop their own leadership and academic experience as well as contribute to making a difference in primary care.
This post requires an enhanced clearance from the Disclosure and Barring Service for the Adult and Child Workforce.
For an informal discussion about the role, please contact Professor Joanne Reeve (01482 463297 or by email: joanne.reeve@hyms.ac.uk) or Professor Una Macleod (01482 463757 / 01904 321859 or by email: una.macleod@hyms.ac.uk).
Closing Date: 13 Sep 2019
Category: Academic
Closing Date: 13 Sep 2019
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The Hull University Business School develops people and practices for a fast-changing and interconnected world. The school is an international community which, to echo our vision and mission, behaves with friendliness, openness, responsibility, and integrity.
The School is home to a vibrant and vigorous research community, which creates and disseminates internationally influential business, economics and management research. We are committed to pursuing research that is multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, trans-disciplinary and user-relevant. This distinctive research is central to the activities of the School and informs and enlivens all areas of our activity, including our learning and teaching.
In order to build on our significant achievements to date, the school is recruiting to strengthen its staffing base. We offer an attractive suite of programmes at all levels Bachelors, MSc, MBA, and Doctoral, which provide students with an enriched learning experience supported by research-led teaching. The School is located in outstanding premises that combine refurbished listed and newly built buildings, encompassing state-of-the-art facilities for staff and over 3,000 students, and has accreditations from the AACSB and AMBA. The post holder will join the Logistics and Management Systems Subject Group, which offers specialized BSc, MSc, Degree Apprenticeship courses in the area of Logistics and Supply Chain Management. The post is based in Hull.
Hull University Business School is seeking to appoint a Senior Lecturer in Logistics and Supply Chain Management who will be expected to teach in the areas of Logistics and Supply Chain Management and relevant disciplines at the undergraduate, postgraduate and MBA levels and can also provide research leadership and support the intellectual development of the group and Business School. The Business School has an established Centre for Systems Studies (CSS) and a Logistics Institute (LI). The CSS and the LI map broadly to the Logistics and Management Systems subject group and strong applications for the post will come from candidates whose teaching and research are relevant to Logistics and Supply Chain area.
For informal enquiries please contact Prof. Nishikant Mishra, Subject Group Head Logistics and Management Systems subject group, Faculty of Business, Law and Politics (Nishikant.Mishra@hull.ac.uk) or Dr Claire Hookham, Deputy Director, Hull University Business School (ClaireHookham@hull.ac.uk).
Closing Date: 25 Aug 2019
Category: Academic
Closing Date: 25 Aug 2019
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Hull York Medical School has a reputation as one of the UK’s most exciting, contemporary schools. Since it was established in 2003, it has been inspiring doctors and academic leaders of the future with the research, skills and knowledge they need to look at things differently and advance improvements in healthcare around the world. The Medical School has helped develop excellent and sustainable research teams in strategic areas, generating important findings and translating these into benefits for society. It is currently undergoing the biggest transformation in its history, having been awarded an increase of almost 70% in medical student places in the 2017 competition for the expansion of medical student places, resulting in significant new investment in academic posts.
This is an exciting opportunity for an outstanding clinician scientist with expertise in PET-CT imaging to join us. In collaboration with the newly named Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and the Daisy Appeal, there has been > £10 million investment in PET-CT research over the last few years. We now seek a clinical academic to join our scientists to enable the research to be truly translational. This person will have access to a wide range of imaging modalities which includes a major PET-CT research facility with cyclotrons on both the University of Hull campus and at Castle Hill Hospital. This combines high quality patient scanning and new radiopharmacy facilities, coupled with the dedicated research cyclotron, to provide a unique model for per-patient dose production.
The successful candidate will be a leader in their field, with the expertise to establish cancer imaging translational research in Hull. They will develop a personal research programme of international cancer imaging in an aspect of PET/CT that will underpin and enhance current research interests of existing researchers in Hull, while securing grant income and delivering high quality outputs. This person will also supervise trainees in academic medicine and radiology, while delivering a first-class imaging service to cancer patients in Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Contributing to the Hull York Medical School undergraduate curriculum with especial reference to the SSIP (Scholarship and Special Interests Programme), the successful candidate will be based at the University of Hull for their academic work and at Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust for their clinical work.
How to Apply:
Enquiries or applications can be made, in confidence, to Mary Comer
at maryc@wittkiefferinternational.com
Applications should not be made directly to the University of Hull.
Closing Date: 30 Aug 2019
Category: Academic
Closing Date: 30 Aug 2019