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Senior Lecturer in Physiotherapy Practice
| Posting date: | 24 July 2025 |
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| Salary: | £47,589 to £59,853 per year, pro rata |
| Additional salary information: | Including London Allowance |
| Hours: | Part time |
| Closing date: | 23 August 2025 |
| Location: | N7 8DB |
| Remote working: | On-site only |
| Company: | London Metropolitan University |
| Job type: | Permanent |
| Job reference: | 303 |
Summary
ABOUT US
Transforming lives through excellent education
London Met is an extraordinary institution. Equity and social inclusion have always been our driving principles, and it's what makes the University so unique. Our organisation is distinctive, both in its eclectic and diverse community of students and staff, and also for its historical role in serving some of London’s most deprived boroughs. Everything we do is underpinned by our philosophy that an individual should have the opportunity to transform their life through the power of education.
Equipping our students with the tools for their future is at the heart of our academic offering. We pride ourselves on providing our students with access to a wealth of opportunities and professions. Our graduates benefit personally, but also contribute their unique perspectives to society, culture, public service and the economy in all areas of London, the UK and around the world.
ABOUT THE POST
An opportunity has arisen within the School of Human Sciences for a 0.4 FTE Senior lecturer in Physiotherapy Practice to contribute to the delivery of the Physiotherapy programmes at London Met. You will be a specialist Physiotherapist with a degree in Physiotherapy Ideal candidates should have a relevant higher degree in a specialist aspect of physiotherapist or PhD and be an HCPC registered Physiotherapist.
You will contribute to the delivery of our degree programmes through teaching, utilising the principles of our Education for Social Justice Framework.
You will have skills and expertise within research and/or knowledge exchange and be able to contribute to the University’s strategic aims in growing its research and impact.
You will work collaboratively through teaching and research within the Institution, our School, and the Health Sciences group, fostering its values and supporting strong academic outcomes.
Maintenance and further development of professional skills and expertise will be encouraged and supported.
Join a dynamic and enthusiastic team of health-care professionals and academics within Health Sciences (Physiotherapists, Dietitians, Nutritionists and Sports Professionals) who strive to deliver an exceptional student experience and support representation through our vision to provide education within a Civic University. This post can be considered for a secondment opportunity, depending on the employers' terms and conditions.
For informal queries contact Sarah Illingworth Associate Teaching Professor; Head of Subject, Health Sciences s.illingworth@londonmet.ac.uk
Reference Number: 303
Interviews: due to be held week commencing 29 September 2025
Transforming lives through excellent education
London Met is an extraordinary institution. Equity and social inclusion have always been our driving principles, and it's what makes the University so unique. Our organisation is distinctive, both in its eclectic and diverse community of students and staff, and also for its historical role in serving some of London’s most deprived boroughs. Everything we do is underpinned by our philosophy that an individual should have the opportunity to transform their life through the power of education.
Equipping our students with the tools for their future is at the heart of our academic offering. We pride ourselves on providing our students with access to a wealth of opportunities and professions. Our graduates benefit personally, but also contribute their unique perspectives to society, culture, public service and the economy in all areas of London, the UK and around the world.
ABOUT THE POST
An opportunity has arisen within the School of Human Sciences for a 0.4 FTE Senior lecturer in Physiotherapy Practice to contribute to the delivery of the Physiotherapy programmes at London Met. You will be a specialist Physiotherapist with a degree in Physiotherapy Ideal candidates should have a relevant higher degree in a specialist aspect of physiotherapist or PhD and be an HCPC registered Physiotherapist.
You will contribute to the delivery of our degree programmes through teaching, utilising the principles of our Education for Social Justice Framework.
You will have skills and expertise within research and/or knowledge exchange and be able to contribute to the University’s strategic aims in growing its research and impact.
You will work collaboratively through teaching and research within the Institution, our School, and the Health Sciences group, fostering its values and supporting strong academic outcomes.
Maintenance and further development of professional skills and expertise will be encouraged and supported.
Join a dynamic and enthusiastic team of health-care professionals and academics within Health Sciences (Physiotherapists, Dietitians, Nutritionists and Sports Professionals) who strive to deliver an exceptional student experience and support representation through our vision to provide education within a Civic University. This post can be considered for a secondment opportunity, depending on the employers' terms and conditions.
For informal queries contact Sarah Illingworth Associate Teaching Professor; Head of Subject, Health Sciences s.illingworth@londonmet.ac.uk
Reference Number: 303
Interviews: due to be held week commencing 29 September 2025
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