Lecturer in Nutrition and Dietetics (Maternity Cover until 22/08/2027)
Overview
The University of Chester is hiring a Lecturer in Nutrition and Dietetics within the Department of Nutrition and Allied Health. This fixed-term position serves as maternity cover running until 22/08/2027 and is structured as a full-time, on-site role based in Chester. The successful candidate will join a division that has provided dietetic education and training for the Northwest region since 2002.
The appointee will contribute to teaching, learning, and assessment across both the Bachelor of Science and Master of Science Nutrition and Dietetics programmes. Additional opportunities may include supporting instruction on other postgraduate courses within the division, such as Lifestyle Medicine, Nutrition, Cardiovascular Health and Rehabilitation, and Public Health Nutrition.
Who can apply
Applicants must hold a degree in Nutrition and Dietetics and possess current registration with the Health and Care Professions Council. Candidates need prior experience in teaching and post-registration learning within Higher Education, alongside a genuine passion for developing future practitioners and insight into a career as a clinical academic.
Desired qualifications include a master's degree or a higher qualification, experience working with clinical trainers, and an emerging or developing research profile.
What you get
The position offers an annual salary ranging from £40,704 to £44,352. The role provides opportunities to contribute to the advancement of the profession, inspire the future dietetic workforce, and further develop academic skills within a growing division.
Requirements
The role requires applicants to work on site and maintain active HCPC registration. Candidates must bring experience in teaching, learning, and assessment, either from Higher Education or through work as a clinical educator.
Key dates
The closing date for applications is 2026-11-19.
About University of Chester
The University of Chester is a public university in Chester, England. It originated as the first purpose-built teacher training college in the UK. It now occupies seven campus sites in and around Chester, one in Warrington and a University Centre in Birkenhead, and offers foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate courses as well as undertaking academic research. It is a member of Universities UK and the Cathedrals Group, among other bodies.
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Links in this posting
- For informal enquiries, contact the Head of Division, Dr. Mike Morris (m.morris@chester.ac.uk), or the Postgraduate Course Lead for Nutrition and Dietetics, Abigail Price (RD) (abigail.price@chester.ac.uk).
- For informal enquiries, contact the Head of Division, Dr. Mike Morris (m.morris@chester.ac.uk), or the Postgraduate Course Lead for Nutrition and Dietetics, Abigail Price (RD) (abigail.price@chester.ac.uk).
- https://jobs.chester.ac.uk/EmailFriend.aspx?ref=4850-26
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