Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Medical Physiology
Overview
The North Wales Medical School at Bangor University is seeking to appoint a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Medical Physiology. This position forms part of the ongoing expansion of health, pharmaceutical, and medical sciences at the institution. The successful candidate will lead physiology teaching across pharmacy, medicine, pharmacology, and physician associate programmes. Appointment level as either a Lecturer or Senior Lecturer depends on the applicant's experience and potential through a teaching-focussed route.
Who can apply
Candidates must hold a PhD or equivalent qualification in physiology or a related subject area such as medicine. Applicants are also required to have prior experience teaching within a UK-based school of medicine or pharmacy. The role calls for an educator with a background in scholarly achievements and substantial experience teaching human physiology in a medical or pharmacy school environment.
What you get
This position is offered as a permanent, full-time role with an expected start date as soon as practical. Consideration is also given to applicants requesting part-time or job-share arrangements. The salary ranges vary by grade, with Grade 7 offering £38,784 to £46,049 per annum, Grade 8 providing £47,389 to £56,535 per annum, and Grade 9 providing £58,225 to £67,606 per annum.
Requirements
The work is primarily based on campus at Bangor. However, employees can utilize a dynamic working framework that allows for some remote working within the UK to support work-life balance, subject to discussion during the interview process.
How to apply
Interested individuals can contact Professor Stephen Doughty, Head of North Wales Medical School and Professor of Pharmacy, or Dr Joanna Edwards, Pharmacology Lead and School Director of Teaching and Learning, for informal inquiries via email prior to applying. Applications must be submitted through the online recruitment system. Candidates experiencing accessibility issues due to a disability can request paper application forms by telephone.
Key dates
The closing date for applications is 2026-11-03.
About Bangor University
Bangor University is a public research university in Bangor, Gwynedd, Wales. It was established in 1884 as the University College of North Wales and received a Royal Charter in 1885. It became independent of the University of Wales in 2007 and awards its own degrees. Its academic work is organised into colleges and schools, alongside research institutes, with a second campus in Wrexham teaching some healthcare courses.
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