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are seeking a Senior Lecturer, Medical Education (Placement Education Coordinator) to provide leadership in the delivery of high-quality teaching, curriculum development and educational innovation within
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their clinical expertise into a meaningful teaching and academic environment. This position makes a significant contribution to the University's strategic plan to change 10 million lives, Every One Matters, by
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for Social Impact), and will join a research group with established programs in autism, neurodiversity-inclusive design, and employment research, including several researchers with lived experience
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. Partnering with senior stakeholders to deliver impactful activities aligned with University priorities. Monitoring performance, identifying opportunities for innovation and using insights to continuously
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record, including high-quality publications and success securing competitive external funding Evidence of tertiary teaching excellence, including topic and course coordination, and curriculum design
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Service within the Flinders Centre for Innovation in Cancer and play a key role in advancing innovative research that improves gastrointestinal health and colorectal cancer prevention. Working closely with
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to ensure technology solutions align with strategic objectives. Driving innovation by identifying emerging technologies, optimising existing investments, and developing business cases for future initiatives
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, renewal, development and design of curricula and courses that are attractive to existing and new cohorts of students. The incumbent will also contribute to innovative research that aligns with the Caring
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, challenges the status quo and brings bold ideas to life. You will drive the strategy, design, delivery and continuous optimisation of our web ecosystem, creating user-focused experiences that improve
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contribute to impactful research that supports communities to design and implement evidence-based health interventions aimed at reducing the burden of chronic kidney disease. Working within Flinders