University of Lincoln
Associate Professor in Health and Care Research Capacity Development (CHS348)

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Associate Professor in Research Capacity Development and Research Teaching
The University of Lincoln is seeking an experienced and collaborative Associate Professor to provide academic leadership in research capacity development and research teaching within the School of Health and Care Sciences.
This is a Teaching and Research post, with an expected balance between sustaining the post-holder’s own high-quality research profile and providing leadership across research-related teaching and staff research development. The successful candidate will be an active researcher in a health or care-related field represented within the School, with a strong track record of research outputs, research leadership, and research-informed teaching.
- Develop their own programme of research aligned with School, College, and University priorities, contributing to outputs, funding activity, impact, postgraduate research supervision, and future REF ambitions.
- Play a key role in strengthening research culture across the School by supporting academic colleagues to develop their research confidence, capability, and activity.
- Include leadership and oversight of shared research teaching across the School, working with programme teams to support coherence, quality, and innovation in research-related teaching and learning.
- Enable students across undergraduate and postgraduate health and care programmes to engage with research, evidence-informed practice, and inquiry-led learning.
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Situated in the heart of the historic city of Lincoln, the University is proud of its reputation for placing students at the centre of everything it does. We are a values-driven university: ambitious, inclusive, and continually evolving. Through excellence in education, research, and partnership, we are committed to transforming lives and communities across Lincolnshire and beyond.
To find out more about this post, the school, and working at Lincoln, please email the Head of School, Prof Kate Grafton kgrafton@lincoln.ac.uk
Interviews: Friday 2nd October at Lincoln's Brayford Campus
Closing Date: 13 Sep 2026
Department: Academic
Salary: £58,225 per annum
Please note, this post is permanent and full-time at 1 FTE.
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