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University of Lincoln

Case-Based Learning Facilitator x3 (CHS352)

Lincoln
£38.8k/yr
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The Lincoln Medical School is proud to have successfully completed teaching of its first cohort of Gateway Year medical students, with the first year of the five-year medical degree starting from September 2026. We are committed to delivering outstanding education and producing highly skilled, empathetic and professional doctors who meet regional and national workforce needs.

To support our new case-based, clinically integrated curriculum, we are seeking to appoint three part-time (0.1 FTE) Case-Based Learning Facilitators who will work with student groups on Monday mornings. Working alongside other academic staff, the successful candidates will be enthusiastic about learning and committed to collaborative practice and teamwork. In the first year of the role, in addition to facilitating student learning, they will also contribute to writing of the clinical cases and guidance for facilitators.

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For an informal conversation about the role please contact Professor Danny McLaughlin, Dean of Medical Education (dmclaughlin@lincoln.ac.uk).

Closing Date: 06 Sep 2026

Department: Academic

Salary: £38,784 pro rata

Please note, this post is permanent and part-time at 0.1 FTE.

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Skills

Case-Based Learning Facilitation
Curriculum Development
Clinical Case Writing
Collaborative Practice
Teamwork
Medical Education
Student Mentorship

Location

Lincoln, England, United Kingdom

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