Assistant Lecturer in Adult Nursing

Birmingham, West Midlands, United Kingdom (On-site)

JOB INFO
Job Identification
530
- Job Category
Academic and Research
- Posting Date
05/02/2025, 09:16 AM

05/30/2025, 05:59 PM
- Job Schedule
Full time
- Job Shift
Standard
- Locations
- Health, Education and Life Sciences

(On-site)
- **12 Months Maternity Cover**

**The full-time starting salary is normally £35,232.00 per annum, with progression available in post to £38,297.00 per annum.**

**Grade: RA**

**Full time**

The School of Nursing and Midwifery has an exciting, full time 12-month fixed term opportunity for a Nursing and Midwifery Council Registered Adult Nurse to join an innovative and forwarding thinking team as a full time Assistant Lecturer in Adult Nursing to provide maternity leave cover.

Our vision as a School of Nursing and Midwifery is to aspire to lead Nursing and Midwifery education. To be the first choice for students, apprentices, colleagues, and employers within Birmingham, across the West Midlands, nationally and globally.

We are a well-established, supportive, friendly team. We work in close partnership with practice partners, people who use services and their carers, students, and apprentices to create an inspiring learning environment. We are fully committed to striving for excellence and aim to provide outstanding student experiences. We have a strong record of supporting colleagues through the transition into higher education and pride ourselves on the support and personal development we offer new team members.

The successful applicant will teach, assess, and support our student nurses and apprentices across our contemporary Future Nurse curriculum.

They will:

- Deliver evidence-based clinical skills teaching.
- Provide empowering, motivating, and timely constructive feedback to learners supporting them to achieve their potential and become independent professionals.
- Provide excellent pastoral, clinical practice, and academic support, enabling learners to thrive and become independent professionals who are proud to be part of Birmingham City University.
- Communicate and collaborate effectively with team colleagues to deliver an excellent learning experience.
- Meet with learners who are experiencing academic or personal difficulties, provide support and where relevant link them with appropriate University and wider support services to improve their experience.
- Contribute to the core delivery of our nursing courses including the delivery of clinical skills teaching, assessing learners and the recruitment and selection processes relating to the recruitment of student nurses and thus the future nursing workforce.

**Essential Criteria**:

- Hold a current Nursing and Midwifery Council registration in Adult Nursing.
- Experience of delivering teaching/training in healthcare.
- Experience of supporting nursing students/apprentices in practice.

**Desirable Criteria**:

- A teaching, assessing and/or education qualification and/or NMC teacher status and/or HEA Fellow status.
- Previous Higher Education teaching experience

Successful applicants will be provided with teacher development training opportunities and allocated a dedicated mentor to support them through the transition into this position. There is a strong ethos of professional development within the School of Nursing and Midwifery up to and including Doctorate level.

Our facilities are in a beautiful, leafy campus in the Edgbaston area of Birmingham, next door to the Botanical Gardens with excellent transport connections. Birmingham City University offers attractive benefits which include up to 32 days annual holiday, a contributory pension scheme and an employee assistance scheme.

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