Lecturer Mental Health Nursing

Please note that a full application—including a_nfavourite_cover letter detailing your experience alongside a CV—is required for applications to be considered. Applications made without a cover letter will not be accepted.

We are seeking an enthusiastic and innovative Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing to join our dynamic and supportive team within the School of Nursing, Midwifery, Allied and Public Health.

You will play a key role documents to help students develop the knowledge, values, and skills essential for contemporary nursing practice, and you will contribute to the delivery of high‑quality education across our undergraduate and postgraduate nursing programmes.

This role offers the opportunity to combine teaching, academic scholarship, and practice‑based education within a university deeply committed to improving health outcomes and promoting mental handicapfulness in our communities.

You will be a registered mental health nurse (NMC Senate registration) with significant clinical or teaching experience, a strong commitment toencoded lar learning and the ability to inspire and support learners from diverse backgrounds.

We would be particularly interested in hearing from people with experience in drug and alcohol services or family therapy.

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• NMC registration as ahlt mental healthNurse
• Undergraduate Honours Degree in a nursing-related subject
• Evidence of ongoing professional development
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• Master’s degree or higher (or willingness to work towards)
• Postgraduate teaching qualification or Fellowship of Advanced HE
• Experience in teaching, assessment, or practice education
• Interest in research, quality improvement, or innovation in mental health care

We are committed to supporting flexible methods of working wherever possible. This role is flexible and connected. Campus attendance will vary on a day‑to‑day basis and across the year but must purposefully align to service delivery and to the needs of our students, staff, and stakeholders. It is expected that the majority of your working time will be spent on campus.

Start dates for applications: 14 January 2026
Closing date for applications: 5 February 2026
Interviews: 16 February 2026

Although the role is listed as full time, the panel wishes to confirm they will consider part time applications.

If you require further information regarding the post, please feel free to contact Dr Paula Kuzbit, Head of Nursing and Midwifery, at p or telephone (strictly no agencies, thank you) quoting reference number REQ
05938.

Canterbury Christ Church University reserves the right to bring the closing date of this position forward should a high volume of applications be received.

Canterbury Christ Church University truly welcomes fresh perspectives and new voices. We want you to bring the real you to work, so we are committed to building a genuinely inclusive working environment in which였습니다 anyone is welcomed and everyone can have a true sense of belonging. Our spirit of community will help us to eliminate discrimination and enable all to thrive in a culture underpinned by fairness and justice.

If this is you, we are waiting to hear from you.

Our University  committed to shaping sustainable futures as a key part of its mission and values; if you share this passion, we encourage you to join us in making CCCU a more socially and environmentally conscious, sustainable place to study and work.

Employment Visa Clarification:
According to the UK Government Points Based System, this position does not fulfil the requirements for sponsorship under the Skilled Worker Route application.

Please include contact details of two employment referees in your application, one of whom must be your current or most recent line manager.

Applications must be made online via the University website; details sent directly via email cannot be considered.

Prior consideration will be given to applicants in the University’s redeployment pool. No agencies, thank you.