Job summary
We have vacancies within our teaching group and seek talented individuals to join our friendly team of anatomists. We seek colleagues at Grades I (Teaching Associate), J & K (Lecturer) to L (Senior Lecturer). Our skilled team includes scientists, qualified clinicians and allied health professionals (Medics, vets, dentists, radiographers, biomedical scientists), you might be early career or more experienced - we welcome anyone with relevant experience to consider applying.
Main duties of the job
As an Anatomy School we teach across a wide range of programmes, providing instruction in human, comparative and veterinary anatomy to over 1500 undergraduates and 1400 postgraduates. We match talents to our needs and carefully consider your development and teaching portfolio. If you are passionate about education and contributing to a vibrant academic community, we invite you to explore the roles we have available and consider becoming a part of our academic family.
For further information on roles, responsibilities and grading, please see individual job descriptions. Please note that we will only review applications submitted via the University of Bristol jobs website www.bristol.ac.uk/jobs and you can sign up to alerts for any of our exciting opportunities.
Please specify in your application which Grade/Job title you are interested in:
- Teaching Associate/Lecturer in Veterinary Anatomy (I/J)
- Teaching Associate/Lecturer in Comparative Anatomy (I/J)
- Teaching Associate/Lecturer in Human Anatomy (I/J/K)
- Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Human Anatomy (K/L)
Each post is advertised as full-time, but we welcome applications for part-time working, with a minimum of two days per week.
About us
The Faculty of Health Sciences brings together the three professional healthcare programmes (medicine, veterinary sciences and dentistry) and anatomical sciences under a single management structure. This allows us to maximise the realisation of cross-disciplinary opportunities in research and teaching under the One Health agenda.
The School of Anatomy is a unique establishment committed to delivering exceptional undergraduate teaching to medical, dental, veterinary and science students.
The mission of our School is to provide appropriate, relevant and inspiring anatomy teaching and learning opportunities at any level; to school pupils as part of outreach projects, to our undergraduates.
Applied Anatomy BSc students or students learning anatomy as part of their professional programmes, or to consultant surgeons wishing to research new procedures. We teach students in a manner relevant to the needs of their potential future careers with an emphasis on a dissection-based practical approach, combined with application and clinical relevance.
Job description
Job responsibilities
Please see the related JDs to each role attached to the advert on our careers site which you can access via the Apply link.
Virtual Recruitment Afternoon
The Head of School- Professor Michelle Spear, Deputy Head of School- Dr. Charlotte Miller and School Education Director- Dr. Scott Abbott Paterson, are available for informal discussions via Zoom on Thursday 22nd February, 2-5 pm.
Please contact: anat-ssadmin@bristol.ac.uk to receive an invitation.
Job description
Job responsibilities
Please see the related JDs to each role attached to the advert on our careers site which you can access via the Apply link.
Virtual Recruitment Afternoon
The Head of School- Professor Michelle Spear, Deputy Head of School- Dr. Charlotte Miller and School Education Director- Dr. Scott Abbott Paterson, are available for informal discussions via Zoom on Thursday 22nd February, 2-5 pm.
Please contact: anat-ssadmin@bristol.ac.uk to receive an invitation.
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
- We seek colleagues at Grades I (Teaching Associate), J & K (Lecturer) to L (Senior Lecturer). Our skilled team includes scientists, qualified clinicians and allied health professionals (Medics, vets, dentists, radiographers, biomedical scientists), you might be early career or more experienced - we welcome anyone with relevant experience to consider applying.
- For further information on roles, responsibilities and grading, please see individual job descriptions via the Apply link. Please note that we will only review applications submitted via the University of Bristol jobs website www.bristol.ac.uk/jobs and you can sign up to alerts for any of our exciting opportunities.
- Please specify in your application which Grade/Job title you are interested in;
- Teaching Associate/Lecturer in Veterinary Anatomy (I/J)
- Teaching Associate/Lecturer in Comparative Anatomy (I/J)
- Teaching Associate/Lecturer in Human Anatomy (I/J/K)
- Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Human Anatomy (K/L)
Desirable
- Please see individual job descriptions via the Apply link.
Person Specification
Qualifications
Essential
- We seek colleagues at Grades I (Teaching Associate), J & K (Lecturer) to L (Senior Lecturer). Our skilled team includes scientists, qualified clinicians and allied health professionals (Medics, vets, dentists, radiographers, biomedical scientists), you might be early career or more experienced - we welcome anyone with relevant experience to consider applying.
- For further information on roles, responsibilities and grading, please see individual job descriptions via the Apply link. Please note that we will only review applications submitted via the University of Bristol jobs website www.bristol.ac.uk/jobs and you can sign up to alerts for any of our exciting opportunities.
- Please specify in your application which Grade/Job title you are interested in;
- Teaching Associate/Lecturer in Veterinary Anatomy (I/J)
- Teaching Associate/Lecturer in Comparative Anatomy (I/J)
- Teaching Associate/Lecturer in Human Anatomy (I/J/K)
- Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Human Anatomy (K/L)
Desirable
- Please see individual job descriptions via the Apply link.
Additional information
Applications from job seekers who require current Skilled worker sponsorship to work in the UK are welcome and will be considered alongside all other applications. For further information visit the UK Visas and Immigration website (Opens in a new tab).
From 6 April 2017, skilled worker applicants, applying for entry clearance into the UK, have had to present a criminal record certificate from each country they have resided continuously or cumulatively for 12 months or more in the past 10 years. Adult dependants (over 18 years old) are also subject to this requirement. Guidance can be found here Criminal records checks for overseas applicants (Opens in a new tab).
