University of Lincoln
Clinical Skills Tutor x2 (CHS350)

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Lincoln Medical School Welcomes First Gateway Year Students
Lincoln Medical School is delighted to have welcomed its first cohort of Gateway Year medical students, with the inaugural intake to the five-year BMBS programme commencing in September 2026. As we continue to expand our innovative medical programme, we are committed to delivering an outstanding student experience and developing compassionate, highly skilled doctors who meet the healthcare needs of Lincolnshire and beyond.
Clinical Skills Tutors Wanted
To support our new case-based, clinically integrated curriculum, we are seeking to appoint two enthusiastic and experienced Clinical Skills Tutors (0.1 FTE). The successful applicants will facilitate small-group clinical skills teaching, primarily on Thursday mornings, helping students develop the practical, procedural, and professional skills required for safe and effective clinical practice.
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Key Responsibilities
- Facilitate small-group clinical skills teaching
- Primarily on Thursday mornings
- Help students develop practical, procedural, and professional skills
Ideal Candidate
This is an exciting opportunity for clinicians with a passion for undergraduate medical education to contribute to the development of future doctors within a supportive and collaborative academic environment.


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Requirements
- Teaching-only post with no associated clinical sessions
- Must maintain an ongoing clinical commitment within their own specialty
- Supports professional registration and, where applicable, GMC revalidation
Contact Information
For an informal discussion about the role, please contact Professor Louise Potter, Vice-Dean Medicine at lpotter@lincoln.ac.uk.
Application Details
- Closing Date: 06 Sep 2026
- Department: Academic
- Salary: This post is permanent and part-time at 0.1 FTE.
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