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Senior Lecturer in Rehabilitation (Physiotherapy)

Category
Jobs
Posted
October 30, 2026
Deadline
November 22, 2026
Region
Europe
Country
United Kingdom
Sector
Education & Research
Work mode
On-site
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jobs.cumbria.ac.uk
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Overview

The University of Cumbria is seeking a Senior Lecturer in Rehabilitation in the Faculty of Health, specifically within the Physiotherapy department. This full-time and permanent position is based at the Carlisle campus on Fusehill Street, requiring 37 hours of work per week on site. The appointment supports the institution's strategic plan focused on people, place, and partnerships to drive regional, national, and international economic well-being.

What you get

The role provides a salary ranging from 44,746 to 56,535 British Pounds per annum with incremental progression. The employment package includes 35 days of annual leave plus bank holidays, along with 25 days dedicated to research and scholarly activity. Additional provisions consist of support for professional development and Higher Education Academy or Advance HE accreditation, a first-year mentor provision, and career development opportunities.

Requirements

Applicants are expected to take a professional and proactive approach to learning, teaching, and research while contributing to both the BSc Honours and MSc Physiotherapy pre-registration programmes. The university welcomes candidates with diverse clinical backgrounds who possess a strong commitment to education and student engagement within the wider Faculty of Health and the academic team.

How to apply

Informal inquiries regarding the position can be directed to Susie Wilson, Principal Lecturer of Occupational Therapy and Physiotherapy, by telephone at 01228 242664 or via email at susie.wilson@cumbria.ac.uk.

Key dates

The closing date for applications is 23:59 hours GMT on Sunday, November 22, 2026. Interviews are expected to take place on Wednesday, December 2, 2026.

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