Lecturer in Occupational Therapy
Wrexham University, Hightown, Wrecsam - Wrexham
Lecturer in Occupational Therapy
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Wrexham University, Hightown, Wrecsam - Wrexham
- Full time
- Permanent
- Remote working
Posted 1 week ago, 12 Nov | Get your application in now before you're too late!
Closing date: Closing date not specified
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Full Job Description
Are you ready to shape the future of occupational therapy? Do you thrive on new challenges and want to be part of a motivated and cohesive team? If so, we have an exciting opportunity for you!
About the Role:
We are seeking a passionate and experienced occupational therapist to join our tutor team as a Lecturer. This role offers:
Supported opportunities to gain a teaching qualification and pursue further studies, including a Master's degree.
Flexible working policy
Career progression to Senior Lecturer through a supported gateway.
Secondment/part time hours will be considered.
What We Offer:
A commitment to delivering high-quality occupational therapy education.
A dynamic and cohesive team of allied health professionals.
An inclusive and accessible teaching environment.
35 days annual leave plus bank holidays & University closure discretionary days
You are an experienced occupational therapist with strong clinical knowledge and skills from any area of practice.
You have a passion for teaching and can inspire students in an inclusive and accessible way.
You are eager to contribute to the subject area and support students' academic and professional growth., Disability Confident
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