Buckinghamshire New University
Lecturer in Paramedic Science

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Salary: £38,784 - £43,482 (pro-rata) - High Wycombe
1.8 FTE Full Time or Part time roles available.
We’re not trying to fit in with the higher education status quo. We’re challenging it. We’re doing things differently – because our students, our staff, and our world need us to.
So this is an exciting moment to join us. We’re boldly reimagining what a university can be: a place rooted in social mobility, a community where difference is celebrated, and an institution that empowers people to become more than they thought possible.
This exciting role within the College of Health & Society is for a Lecturer, who will contribute to teaching on our BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science course and other relevant programmes within the college.
Working with us:
Working with a professional, knowledgeable and focused team, you will engage with relevant sectors and contribute to the college’s continuing strong reputation as a leader in innovative and career-focused programmes for those who wish to excel in these areas. The role requires someone with knowledge, drive, commitment and a flair for sharing those attributes with our ambitious and highly capable students.
What we offer:
- A generous holiday entitlement (35 days per annum), plus bank holidays & closure days (pro-rata for part time)
- Training & development support opportunities
- Contributory pension scheme (defined benefits scheme)
- FREE gym membership to our on-site gym
- A range of staff discounts with major retailers
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For further information and informal discussions about this role, please contact Ass Prof Helen Burton-Gow by email; helen.burton-gow@bnu.ac.uk
All applications are to be made in full and online.
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Important Information
Closing date: 28th August 2026
Interview date: w/c 14th September 2026
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If you are invited to interview for this role, you will need to provide evidence of your eligibility to work in the UK and if on a visa, current visa and status. Sponsorship is not guaranteed and dependent on the salary level of the position.
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JOB DESCRIPTION
To be used in alignment with our Academic Charter and Career Pathways
Job Title: Lecturer in Paramedic Science
College/Directorate:
Grade: G
Location: High Wycombe; Aylesbury, Uxbridge as appropriate, with travel to other campuses
Responsible to: Programme lead or Associate professor of Paramedicine
Job Purpose:
Deliver a first-class student experience and undertake impactful research and knowledge exchange activities
Practice an inclusive approach and support building an inclusive university community where people can be themselves
Main Duties & Responsibilities:
Research and Knowledge Exchange:
- Conduct research and scholarly activity, clearly plan to generate income and align own research with teaching and learning
- Engage with relevant business and professional networks to promote teaching and learning and research in a professional context
- Engage in doctoral supervision
- Contribute to knowledge through refereed conference outputs and peer-reviewed (non-conference) outputs
- Embed research within teaching and curriculum and contribute to research impact
- Contribute to the leadership of an inclusive and interdisciplinary research culture
- Undertake research with external partners, communities, professional bodies and/or employers.
- Contribute to the REF and KEF and to internal and external research and enterprise strategies


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Learning, Teaching & Scholarship:
- Undertake research-informed teaching in the subject discipline managing all aspects of curriculum delivery and quality
- Deliver educational knowledge and practice through generation of peer-reviewed pedagogical outputs
- Contribute to the leadership of an inclusive teaching and learning culture and ensuring delivery of excellent student experience and outcomes
- Contribute to research informed innovative pedagogy, curriculum and programme design and planning including digital technology to enhance learning
- Deliver successful and impactful tutoring and pastoral support to students including the support of placements and internships
- Engage with professional bodies, employers and other organisations to enhance professional practice and student outcomes
- Provide effective feedback, support and guidance to students, which promotes improvement of performance.
- Participate in funded educational projects as required
Leadership and Academic Citizenship:
- Contribute to growth by increasing student recruitment
- Active participation in business planning, strategy setting and key decision making within the College using relevant data and metrics to improve student experience and outcomes
- Develop others through mentoring, training and supporting CPD
- Engage with professional bodies, policy-makers, employers and other relevant groups including participation in civic engagement and contribution to our regional community
- Support and engage with peer review, external assessment or external examination ensuring the highest quality.
- Contribute to income generation
- Foster a culture of inclusion, making a positive contribution towards reducing awarding gaps and improving diversity in teaching and learning
Other
- Engage in professional development activities (e.g. CPD, attendance at conferences)
- Contribute to Open Days, school, college and partnership links and the marketing and promotional work of the College
- Act as a commentator or contributor to media
- Comply with relevant legislative and other requirements (e.g. the Data Protection Act 2018 and GDPR; Health and Safety; UKVI; and Equality and Diversity) in all working practices
- Such other duties temporarily or on a continuing basis, as may reasonably be required.
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