Overview
In this 0.4 FTE lectureship, you will contribute to the Optometry & Visual Science curriculum by integrating scholarship with professional activity. You will support and mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students and bring your primary eye care experience to the classroom and clinical supervision. The role links to MOptom clinical practice and focuses on education at undergraduate and postgraduate levels. You will work in a diverse team within a leading university dedicated to practice-informed research and student development.
Pay / Benefits
- sector-leading salary
- pension scheme
- comprehensive staff training and development
- hybrid (locations)
- part-time/flexible working
- staff benefits information available
Responsibilities
- Contribute to curriculum and educational development through integration of scholarship and professional activities
- Support and mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students
- Engage in primary eye care and supervise/assess optometrists in the workplace
- Deliver high-quality education at undergraduate and postgraduate levels
- Collaborate with a broad, multi-disciplinary team to enhance student learning
Key requirements
- Experience of primary eye care optometry
- Experience supervising/assessing optometrists in the workplace
- Ability to provide high-quality education at undergraduate and postgraduate levels
- strong communication
- mentoring and student support
- collaboration and teamwork
- clinical optometry practice
- curriculum development and educational design
- student assessment and feedback
Lecturer in Optometry - Education (REDEPLOYEE APPLICANTS ONLY) in London employer: City, University of London
City St George's, University of London is an exceptional employer that prioritises the professional growth and development of its staff within a vibrant academic community. Located in Tooting, London, the university offers a competitive salary, comprehensive benefits, and a strong commitment to equality, diversity, and inclusion, making it an ideal place for passionate educators to thrive and make a meaningful impact in primary care education.
Contact Details:
City, University of London Recruitment Team
