Lecturer​/Senior Lecturer in Sport Rehabilitation

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Job Title: Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Sport Rehabilitation
Faculty: Faculty of Sport, Technology and Health Sciences
Reports To: Associate Head of School
Salary: Lecturer (£43,482 - £50,253);
Senior Lecturer (£48,822 - 56,535)
Hours: 36 per week
Term: Permanent
Closing date: 16/02/2026
Interview date: 23 February
Associate Head of School details: Justin Smith:

The BSc and MSc Sport Rehabilitation programmes are excited to offer an opportunity for a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer to join our dynamic team. We are looking for a Lecturer/Senior Lecturer to teach on a number of Sport Rehabilitation modules including Patient Management (contemporary therapeutic modalities), Exercise Rehabilitation and Biomechanics. The successful candidate will join an enthusiastic team and contribute to teaching on the undergraduate and postgraduate Sport Rehabilitation programmes and supporting students using contemporary approaches to teaching and learning.

Candidates will be able to demonstrate an ability to contribute to the teaching of modules across both undergraduate and postgraduate Sport Rehabilitation programmes. They will also undertake administrative duties and act as a personal tutor.

A relevant first degree and Masters-level qualification are essential. Full graduate membership of a relevant professional body such as the British Association of Sport Rehabilitators and Trainers, or the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists is essential. In addition, applicants will possess the willingness and ability to undertake research and/or knowledge transfer activity, and will be a team player.

• Teach on Sport Rehabilitation modules including Patient Management (contemporary therapeutic modalities), Exercise Rehabilitation and Biomechanics.
• Contribute to teaching on undergraduate and postgraduate Sport Rehabilitation programmes.
• Support students using contemporary approaches to teaching and learning.
• Undertake administrative duties and act as a personal tutor.

• A relevant first degree and Masters-level qualification.
• Full graduate membership of a relevant professional body (e.g., British Association of Sport Rehabilitators and Trainers, or Chartered Society of Physiotherapists).
• Willingness and ability to undertake research and/or knowledge transfer activity.
• Demonstrated ability to work as a team player.

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