Principal Teaching Fellow

To provide leadership in planning of curriculum and programme of assessment.

Provide leadership in curriculum design, delivery and review, liaising closely with partnership

colleagues.

To deliver Imperial's responsibilities in relating to the creation and maintenance of curriculum and

assessment (for example: learning outcomes, assessments, and learning resources/ materials where

required).

To liaise with and support scientists, clinicians and educationalists working on the curriculum in their

development of educational material.

Apply experience and scholarly knowledge of educational theory to advise senior colleagues and

contribute to the design of the curriculum.

Liaise with educational partnership educational/subject leadership to achieve the highest quality and

appropriate outcomes.

Ensure appropriate authentic clinical assessment practice and support the design and development

of new assessments.

To engage with and receive feedback and advice from a range of our local stakeholders.

To work with operational colleagues to consider the resources required to support the development

and delivery of teaching, with professional development opportunities for the new School faculty

staff.

Are you looking for an exciting leadership opportunity in the field of medical education? The Faculty of Medicine is seeking a highly motivated and experienced individual to join us as a principal teaching fellow in educational partnerships.

What you would be doing

Forming an integral part of the Faculty of Medicine's Education Office, the Educational Partnerships team is responsible for the delivery of the faculty's global educational partnership activities. Further information can be found here: Educational Partnerships Office | Faculty of Medicine | Imperial College London

Imperial College Faculty of Medicine has established many collaborations internationally and nationally. The largest of these are LKCMedicine, a collaboration with Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, and the Pears Cumbria School of Medicine that is run in collaboration with the University of Cumbria. As a member of the educational partnerships team, you will primarily be involved in the development of similar prospective partnerships.

For new partnerships, the Principal Teaching Fellow will have a lead role in curriculum development and work across Academic, Operational and Project Management workstreams to ensure that activities and inputs are consistent and aligned to broader project objectives. The postholder will be an integral part of the Academic team, contributing to curriculum development, placements planning, the creation of teaching materials and establishment of assessment and monitoring process.

You will work with the Administration & Operations team to inform a robust and appropriate supporting infrastructure and will work as part of the overall team, contributing to the smooth delivery of the project as a whole.

This is an exciting opportunity for experienced educators looking to broaden their experience through engagement with complex educational projects. While the role is primarily education focussed, opportunity will be provided to engage and develop broader business, project management and planning skills from the outset.

What we can offer you

This is a full time(part time will be considered), fixed-term contract for 12 months.

If you require any further details about the role, please contact [Dr Emma Keeling] - [emma.keeling@imperial.ac.uk].

Forming an integral part of the Faculty of Medicine's Education Office, the Educational Partnerships team is responsible for the delivery of the faculty's global educational partnership activities. Further information can be found here: Educational Partnerships Office | Faculty of Medicine | Imperial College London

Imperial College Faculty of Medicine has established many collaborations internationally and nationally. The largest of these are LKCMedicine, a collaboration with Nanyang Technological University in Singapore, and the Pears Cumbria School of Medicine that is run in collaboration with the University of Cumbria. As a member of the educational partnerships team, you will primarily be involved in the development of similar prospective partnerships.

Qualifications

Desirable: - Hold membership qualification or equivalent

Experience