Lecturer in Diagnostic Radiography, University of Hull

The Faculty of Health Sciences is a well-established centre for education, research and scholarly activity in the field of health care and is committed to high academic standards. The FHS works closely with local health and social care providers to deliver innovative programmes of study that enhance the knowledge and skills of health and social care workers, improving the care experienced by patients and clients. Our Faculty’s main base is on the main University campus in Cottingham and the Lecturer in Diagnostic Radiography position sits within the joint Schools of Nursing and Midwifery and of Paramedical, Peri-operative and Advanced Practice. 

The Diagnostic Radiography programme complements our existing academic portfolio of allied health undergraduate programmes in Paramedic Science, Operating Department Practice, Physiotherapy and Nutrition and Dietetics alongside our taught MSc programmes in Advanced Practice, Leadership and Non-Medical Prescribing. The new BSc (hons) Diagnostic Radiography programme is aligned with the Humber, Coast and Vale Health and Care Partnership Long Term Plan (2019-2024), which aims to increase the number of health and social care professionals within our health economy, and has been developed with the involvement of key stakeholders and placement partners identified across the region.  

This vacancy offers excellent academic career developmental opportunities to the successful candidate. The FHS is supported by an internationally renowned professoriate and embraces a commitment to continuing professional development.  Additionally it encourages all academic staff to enhance their teaching skills through the development of scholarly activity. 

Selection Criteria:     

Registered Diagnostic Radiographer with the HCPCDegree in Radiography, Masters or equivalent professional qualification and/or experienceRelevant teaching experienceExperience of providing direct care working in diagnostic radiography.An ability to communicate complex conceptual ideas to widely divergent audiences.Ability to balance the pressures of competing workload demands to achieve deadlines.

For more information please see attached Job Description

Closing Date: 15 Jul 2025

Subject Group/Team: Academic

Salary: £48,149 to £55,755