Lecturer in Health

We are seeking candidates for the role of Lecturer in Health to contribute to the provision of our undergraduate health professional’s foundation programme level 3 which feeds into a range of health professional programmes in the Faculty of Education, Health and Wellbeing.

As a qualified and experienced teacher for the post‑compulsory sector you will provide effective, up‑to‑date and stimulating face‑to‑face and online teaching and learning opportunities, leading to success and progression onto a range of health professional programmes including nursing, midwifery, physiotherapy, occupational therapy and podiatry. Applications welcomed from HCPC and NMC registered professionals with experience in the healthcare setting; teaching experience is advantageous.

One of three faculties in the University, the Faculty of Education, Health and Wellbeing has over 500 staff members and 11,000 students. The faculty comprises a wide and diverse range of subject areas, research and knowledge exchange activities. The School of Nursing and Midwifery has over 140 staff and includes a wide range of professionally qualifying health care courses. We are growing to meet the needs of people who wish to work with a host of employers in healthcare and related areas.

The role is to provide teaching and support to Foundation Year (FY) students level 3 and to support the school aims and objectives. Please see the job description and person specification relevant to the post of senior lecturer for full details of the post requirements. The successful applicant will be well supported in their role to realise their potential.

For further information or an informal discussion please contact:

• Staff Benefits
• Competitive salaries
• Standard Life Pension scheme – with employer contribution of up to 12% to the University's defined contribution scheme.
• Long Service Recognition – £200 gift voucher, certificate, and afternoon tea with Vice Chancellor for 25 & 40 years of service.
• Free Will Writing Service – Complimentary will drafting for employees and their partners.
• IT & Mobile Discounts – EE Perk (20% off for family & friends) & software discounts.

• Supporting Your Health & Wellbeing
• Wellbeing and Mental Health Support – 24/7 access to EAP service, free counselling sessions, wellbeing support resources and Occupational Health Service.
• Gym memberships discounts – at our Walsall Campus and discounts at WV Active sites in Wolverhampton.
• Eyecare Support – Free eVoucher for eye tests and glasses contribution.
• Flu Vouchers – Free flu vaccinations for staff.
• Paycare Health Benefit Plan – Covers optical, dental, physiotherapy, and personal accident insurance.
• Chaplaincy & Prayer Rooms – Access to multi‑faith chaplaincy services.

• Valuing You
• Generous Annual Leave
• Flexible & Agile Working – Flexible and Hybrid working arrangements.
• Free On‑site Parking – available across campuses.
• Cycle Benefits Scheme – Save up to 42% on a bike & accessories via salary sacrifice.
• Employee Discounts – Savings on groceries, fashion, and entertainment.
• Travel Discounts – Up to 10% off holidays through Sodexo Circles.

• Training and Development
• Staff Network and Inclusion – Access to support networks and events with our LGBTQ+, Global Majority, Disability and Women's networks.
• Library Access – Staff have access to books and resources at our onsite libraries.
• Staff Scholarship Scheme – Funding for part‑time higher education, up to PhD level.
• Leadership and Management Development – Access to training opportunities to support you with advancing in your career.

Location: Wolverhampton Campus

Faculty / Department: Faculty of Education, Health and Wellbeing

Contract Type: Permanent

Salary: £36,636 - £39,906

Closing Date: 12 / 01 / 2026

Job Reference: 14659

The University of Opportunity for Students and Staff. As part of our commitment to ensure the diversity of our staff body reflects those of the student and local communities we serve, we particularly welcome applications from candidates of Black, Asian, or Ethnic Minority heritage, and candidates who are Disabled (including people who may not define themselves as disabled, but nevertheless encounter challenges).