b Overview /b p In this Clinical Lectureship, you combine higher surgical training in breast surgery with a four-year research programme in robotic precision surgery. You will lead translational work on a NIHR-aligned precision robotic breast-conserving programme at the Hamlyn Centre, developing independent research directions while continuing clinical training. The role offers protected research time, mentoring, and opportunities to secure funding and publish. You join a renowned, collaborative academic community and help shape future clinical leadership in academia. /p b Pay / Benefits /b ul li 41 days off a year /li li generous pension schemes /li li sector-leading salary and remuneration package /li li London weighting allowance /li li supportive academic career development /li li inclusive and collaborative culture /li /ul b Responsibilities /b ul li Undertake 50% protected research time alongside 50% clinical training /li li Develop academic portfolio and independent research directions /li li Contribute to high-quality research outputs and funding applications /li li Participate in teaching, mentoring, and academic leadership /li li Contribute to translational development pathways from bench to first-in-human evaluation /li li Collaborate with engineering on medtech validation and regulatory/ethics engagement /li /ul b Key requirements /b ul li GMC registration with licence to practise by start date /li li Have completed a higher research degree (PhD, MD (Res) or equivalent) submitted by time of applying and awarded by start date /li li Hold NTN or be appointable to NTN /li li Demonstrate clinical and academic excellence /li li Evidence of research productivity and leadership potential /li li Ability to work in a multidisciplinary environment /li /ul ul li Collaborative mindset /li li Leadership potential /li li Motivation for independent clinician-scientist career /li li Translational research in robotic surgery /li li AI-based image registration /li li Biophotonics /li /ul
NIHR Clinical Lecturer General Surgery 2026 Award employer: Imperial College London
Imperial College London is an exceptional employer, offering a vibrant work culture that fosters collaboration and innovation within the International Relations Office. Employees benefit from professional growth opportunities, a commitment to diversity, and the chance to engage in meaningful projects that have a global impact, all set in the heart of one of the world's leading academic institutions.
