University of Warwick
Honorary Associate Professor of Cardiology

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The University of Warwick is a world-leading institution renowned for high academic and research standards, with a strong focus on innovation and impact. The university fosters a culture of possibility, where students, alumni, and staff drive change locally and globally through pioneering work. Warwick’s excellence in scholarship and research is internationally recognized and attracts leading partners from business and industry. Consistently ranked among top UK and global universities, Warwick offers a dynamic environment for academic careers. With a history spanning almost 60 years, the university continues to grow its reputation as a place where impactful ideas and collaborations thrive.
Role Description
The Honorary Associate Professor of Cardiology will contribute to the academic life of the University of Warwick through teaching, research collaboration, and clinical academic leadership in cardiovascular medicine. Day-to-day activities may include delivering specialist lectures and seminars, supervising postgraduate and undergraduate students, and supporting curriculum development in cardiology and related disciplines. The role also involves engaging in collaborative research projects, contributing to grant applications, and disseminating findings through publications and conference presentations. The post holder will be expected to strengthen links between the university and clinical services, fostering translational research and evidence-based practice. This is an honorary, hybrid role based in Warwick, with a combination of on-campus activities and some work from home, subject to departmental needs.
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- Advanced clinical expertise in cardiology, including board certification or equivalent specialist qualification, and an excellent record of evidence-based practice.
- Demonstrated experience in academic cardiology, such as peer-reviewed publications, participation in research projects, and involvement in clinical trials or translational research.
- Strong teaching and mentoring abilities, including experience delivering lectures, supervising trainees or students, and contributing to curriculum or program development.
- Proficient in collaborative work with multidisciplinary teams, including clinicians, researchers, and allied health professionals, with effective interpersonal and communication skills.
- Ability to contribute to the strategic development of cardiology and cardiovascular medicine at the university, including building partnerships with healthcare providers and research networks.
- Commitment to fostering an inclusive, respectful learning and research environment and supporting equality, diversity, and widening participation.
- Typically holds a higher academic or professional degree (e.g., MD, PhD, or equivalent) relevant to cardiology or cardiovascular science.
- Experience with grant writing, academic leadership, and presenting at national or international conferences is highly beneficial.
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