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University of Gloucestershire |
| Reference |
A508 |
| Salary |
Lecturer Scale: £29,704 - £33,432 pa
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| Dept/Location |
Department of Sport and Exercise, Oxstalls Campus, Gloucester |
| Job family |
Teaching and Scholarship |
| Closing date |
4 December 2009 - Note that applications must reach us by this
date |
| Interview date |
week commencing 14 December |
| Availability |
Internal and external applicants |
| Description |
Previous Applicants need not apply.
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Previous Applicants need not apply.
The Department has been
delivering sport and exercise programmes for over 60 years and has over 1300
students studying at foundation, undergraduate and postgraduate level across
a range of courses in the sport and exercise area. The Department is
fortunate to be located on a purpose built Campus, opened in 2002, with
excellent practical sport, laboratory and library facilities that have been
recently enhanced by extensive additional active learning and social spaces.
We have fully equipped biochemistry, biomechanics, physiology, psychology
and ICT laboratories, alongside a clinical skills area for sports therapy.
Practical facilities include a Sports Hall, Dance Studio, All-Weather Pitch
and Cardiovascular and Strength Fitness Suites. The design of these
facilities reflects the Department's commitment to active learning, and to
ensuring that students are fully engaged with their curriculum, building
skills for employability and for lifelong learning.
This post has
arisen due to the continued popularity of our programmes and continued
growth in student numbers across the Department. You will be joining a team
of 40 academic staff, all of whom are engaged in research and scholarly
activity.
The Faculty is seeking to appoint a highly qualified and
enthusiastic individual to work with the recently established sports therapy
team. Candidates should be appropriately qualified in sports therapy, and
have practical and teaching experience of sports therapy. Membership of the
Society of Sports Therapists (SST) is a requirement. This exciting post
requires a highly motivated and well organised person, who can be dynamic in
making external links and placement opportunities within the County of
Gloucestershire.
This post is principally a teaching post, although
all staff are expected to be research active to ensure that their teaching
is underpinned and supported by research and scholarship, for which an
appropriate time allowance is made available. The academic team have
developed a supportive research culture and entered the 2008 RAE.
For
an informal discussion on this post please contact John Deane, Head of
Department of Sport and Exercise on 01242 715133 oe e-mail
jheyden@glos.ac.uk
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Lecturer / Senior Lecturer in Sports Therapy
Reference number: IHS0909B
Closing Date: 8th January 2010
Salary:
AC2/3: £29,853 -
£43,840 pa,
(with opportunity to
progress to £47,905 pa)
Department: Institute of
Health and Society
Allied Health Sciences Hours: Full
time Start Date: As soon as possible Duration: Permanent
Interview date: Wednesday 27th January 2010
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An enthusiastic and excellent teacher of Sports Therapy is sought to join
our team to contribute to both existing undergraduate and postgraduate
health programmes. The Sports Therapy undergraduate programme is accredited
by The Society of Sports Therapists. We are particularly keen to appoint
someone who has practical experience of sports injury treatment and
rehabilitation. They will contribute to delivery of both practical and
academic elements of the course as well as supervision of students within
the on-site clinics. They will also be involved in research and professional
developments in Sports Therapy within the University.
The Institute
of Health & Society provides learning opportunities for a range of students
at various levels from Foundation Degree through to Post-Graduate research
degrees. Therefore, the ability to work with a variety of people both within
University and in the practice environment is a key aspect of the role.
Furthermore, the University has identified Sports Therapy as a key area of
strategic growth and the individual appointed will be expected to contribute
to developments in the Sports Therapy portfolio of courses, including CPD
provision.
Short-listed candidates invited to interview will be
asked to design and come prepared to deliver a teaching session as outlined
below:
You have 30 minutes to deliver part of a practical teaching
session to a small group of first year students. You are asked to teach the
students ligament testing for the knee. The students have not done any E&A
before this session, but they have done one semester of lower limb anatomy.
You will have access to a computer and data projector, plinths, space and a
small group of first year students. Please let us know if you require any
other resources.
You will be given time after the teaching session
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SCHOOL OF PUBLIC HEALTH
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CLINICAL SCIENCES
Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in
Sports Therapy/Strength and Conditioning (1.0)
£32,458 - £37,651 (Lecturer)
£38,757 - £44,930
(Senior Lecturer)
Ref:
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Playing a key role in the delivery and development of high quality
programmes, you will build on recent experience within the field of Sports
Therapy/Strength and Conditioning. Joining an enthusiastic rehabilitation
teaching team, you will support all aspects of education within the School
at undergraduate and post graduate level. Strengthening our clinical and
education partnerships, you will have a recognised professional
qualification either in Sports Therapy or Strength and Conditioning, first
degree or equivalent, and ideally experience of Sports Therapy or Strength
and Conditioning Higher Education. Current membership of the Society
of Sports Therapists is desirable.
Dependant upon academic and
professional experience, you may also be able to join us as Senior Lecturer.
Continuing a successful track record in the delivery of Higher Education,
you will support the team, and take a primary role in teaching and managing
the student experience. You will also be a key participant of research
activities, and as Senior Lecturer, a driver behind them too.
Closing date for applications 4pm 27th November 2009
For more information, please call Janette Grey on
01772 894566 or email
JGrey@uclan.ac.uk
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London
Metropolitan University Sports Injuries Clinic |
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LMU are proud to announce the development of a unique opportunity for
Graduate Sports Therapists (and practitioners within similar professions) to
work within our Sports Injuries Clinic (SIC).
The SIC is located
within our state of the art Science Centre building (http://www.londonmet.ac.uk/depts/hhs/sc/sc_tour.cfm)
and is fully equipped with electrotherapy modalities and full rehabilitation
apparatus.
Clinic Location:
http://www.streetmap.co.uk/map.srf?x=531051&y=185564&z=0&sv=n7+7dd&st=2&pc=n7+7dd&mapp=map.srf&searchp=ids.srf
Practitioners will be working on a self-employed basis, sourcing their
own patients and will have full use of our fantastic new online booking
system.
The SIC has been developed with freedom in mind, therefore
there are no rental overheads or time commitments; practitioners purchase
their appointments on-line and schedule them whenever necessary.
If
you are interested in this fantastic opportunity, and require more
information please contact Rachael Storr (r.storr@londonmet.ac.uk).
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