Clinical Associate Professor in Medical Education - MB BS Module 4D Lead (Continuing, Supportive and Cancer Care)
Overview
The University of East Anglia is hiring a Clinical Associate Professor in Medical Education to serve as the MB BS Module 4D Lead focusing on Continuing, Supportive and Cancer Care within the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences at Norwich Medical School. This part-time position requires onsite work and is structured as a fixed-term contract lasting for 5 years, available immediately.
Who can apply
Applicants must be clinical practitioners who hold GMC registration. Existing NHS Consultants may fill the post via a secondment arrangement.
What you get
The position is compensated at zero pounds per annum, utilizing either the Non-Consultant Senior Lecturer Post 2009 scale or the Consultant scale for existing NHS Consultants. The employment terms include a 0.2 full-time equivalent workload and a benefits package providing 44 days of annual leave inclusive of Bank Holidays and additional University Customary days, which is prorated for part-time schedules.
Requirements
The role involves leading the Module team and managing curriculum provision, development, and alignment with Medical Licensing Assessment and General Medical Council outcomes. Responsibilities also encompass curriculum delivery, primary and secondary placement liaison, and assessment of learning outcomes through single best answer questions and objective structured clinical examinations.
Key dates
The closing date for applications is 29 November 2026.
About University of East Anglia
The University of East Anglia is a public research university in Norwich, Norfolk, England. The university was set up in April 1960 and officially opened in September 1963. It is based on a campus west of the city centre and offers undergraduate and postgraduate study and research, and it advertises academic and professional staff roles as well as scholarships for students.
Source: Wikipedia
Explore more: opportunities in United Kingdom · Health opportunities