Sessional Lecturer - Health and Social Care

The University of Bolton, Manchester (UOB Manchester) is an exciting new higher education provider in the heart of Manchester, with a focus on high quality teaching and assessment, and an inclusive, business-like culture. We are as much a leadership school as a health and social care school. As we launch our range of undergraduate courses, we are looking to recruit high quality, highly motivated lecturers with a strong background in practice to match their academic qualifications.

We are looking for lecturers in Health and Social Care with utility across a range of key topics, including Anatomy and Physiology, Safeguarding, Lifespan Development, etc. We are especially interested in Health and Social Care professionals looking to start a new career in higher education. Our ideal candidates will have deep knowledge of the sector, be motivated and ambitious, and will be outstanding lecturers. They will be passionate about improving the life-chances of our students and will have a deep interest in the Health and Social Care sectors.

Successful candidates will work from our building at Manchester Science Park. All staff are required to teach face-to-face, but may occasionally be required to teach online, so familiarity with online delivery, and Zoom in particular, will be an advantage.

Salaries are competitive and based on candidates' qualifications, experience, and utility. Fellowship of the HEA or an undertaking to achieving this will be an advantage. You will be articulate, and qualified to Bachelor’s degree level as a minimum. Professional status/accreditation will also be an advantage. Candidates must have an unrestricted right to live and work in the United Kingdom without caveat.

To apply, please send a current CV and covering letter to [email protected] via the ‘Apply’ button above

*Please note that UOB Manchester is a separate legal entity to the University of Bolton. Employees of UOB Manchester are employed directly by us and do not have any contractual link to the University of Bolton.

Hours: Sessional – Up to 18 hours per week

Start date: May 2024