Lecturer in Neurological Physiotherapy (Teaching Focussed)

Overview

The University of Leicester invites applications for a teaching-focussed Lecturer in Neurological Physiotherapy position within the School of Healthcare. The role involves delivering research-led teaching across undergraduate and postgraduate Physiotherapy programmes, including lectures, seminars, tutorials, and support during practice education and clinical environments. Appointed individuals will contribute to curriculum development, student support, outreach activities, admissions, open days, and external reviews by professional bodies, alongside developing a profile in pedagogical or disciplinary research.

Who can apply

Applicants must be qualified physiotherapists holding a relevant degree at 2:1 or above, possess substantial professional experience in neurological physiotherapy, and demonstrate a strong understanding of UK healthcare systems. Candidates must be registered with the Health and Care Professions Council and maintain membership with the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, supplying their membership number upon application. Additionally, applicants need either a Fellowship of Advance HE or an equivalent accredited teaching qualification, or a clear commitment to obtaining such a qualification within an agreed timeframe following appointment. Desirable qualifications include a relevant master’s degree, PhD, or progress toward one, alongside prior experience in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, workplace research, or curriculum enhancement.

What you get

The position offers a permanent, part-time contract operating at 0.8 full-time equivalent, translating to 37.5 hours per week on a pro-rata basis. The salary ranges from £46,970 to £57,666 per annum. Additional benefits include a pension scheme, an annual leave allowance, and career development support within a collaborative environment.

Requirements

Candidates must provide their Chartered Society of Physiotherapy membership number during the application process and hold active registration with the Health and Care Professions Council. The role requires strong communication, presentation, and interpersonal skills, independence, collaborative ability, and organizational competence to plan work programmes, create learning resources, and provide pastoral support or mentoring.

How to apply

Interested individuals should submit their application materials before the closing date. Informal enquiries can be directed to Sarah Gault.

Key dates

The application deadline is midnight on 01 November 2026.