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| SENIOR LECTURER IN MEDICAL EDUCATION (EVALUATION AND QUALITY ASSURANCE LEAD), FLINDERS UNIVERSITY The Senior Lecturer in Medical Education (Evaluation and Quality Assurance Lead) provides academic leadership in teaching excellence, evaluation and quality assurance across medical and/or medical bioscience programs within the College of Medicine and Public Health. This teaching‑specialist role has a strong focus on accreditation, curriculum quality, and continuous improvement, while making a significant contribution to educational leadership, student experience and service to the College and University.You are an experienced medical or health education professional with a strong track record in evaluation, quality assurance and accreditation within higher education. You bring academic credibility, educational leadership and a commitment to continuous improvement, with the ability to translate accreditation standards and pedagogical theory into high‑quality, student‑centred teaching practice. Collaborative and influential, you are motivated to lead educational excellence and support colleagues and students to succeed. Applications close: Thursday 21st May 2026. |
| DIRECTOR OF STUDENT EXPERIENCE AND ADMISSIONS - CURTIN UNIVERSITY Competitive remuneration package + 17% super and generous leave entitlements Part-time (0.6FTE), flexible working days. Join a supportive and vibrant team Senior Lecturer (Level C) - Associate Professor (Level D) Teaching Academic appointment | Part-Time, 0.6 FTE, Continuing Curtin Medical School is seeking an outstanding clinician-educator to take on a key leadership role shaping the student journey from admission through to graduation. As Director of Student Experience and Admissions, you will lead initiatives that enhance the experience of current and prospective students, while ensuring robust, student-centred processes across the School. Working closely with senior academic and professional staff, you will drive strategic projects that support student success, wellbeing, recruitment, and retention. You are a respected clinician-educator with a passion for developing future doctors and improving the student experience. You bring strong leadership capability, a collaborative approach, and a commitment to equity, inclusion, and community-focused healthcare.Applications close: 9pm (AWST), Friday 22 May 2026 |
| PROFESSOR MEDICAL EDUCATION, FLINDERS UNIVERSITY Flinders University is seeking to appoint a Professor in Medical Education within their College of Medicine and Public Health. This is a distinguished professorial opportunity to lead at scale, shaping the future of medical education through visionary leadership in teaching, research, and academic governance, and further enhancing the College’s national and international reputation as a centre of excellence. Reporting to the Dean of Education, you will provide strategic leadership across the College, driving excellence and innovation in medical education through four key areas: Education leadership: Leading innovation in teaching quality, curriculum renewal, and academic standards, delivering transformative educational initiatives that advance contemporary medical education practice. Research and scholarship: Sustaining and advancing an internationally recognised program of research in medical education, with a strong track record of high-impact publications and success in securing competitive external funding. Capacity building and mentorship: Strengthening research capability within the College by mentoring early and mid-career academics, fostering collaboration, and leading high-performing research teams. Strategic influence and engagement: Shaping policy and practice in medical education at institutional, national, and international levels, contributing to accreditation activities and broader sector leadership. Applications close: 9am ACST, Monday 25th May 2026. |
| LECTURER, SCHOOL OF NURSING, UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG Permanent/Continuing, full-time appointment Level B: $122,478 - $141,446 + 17% Superannuation Liverpool Campus We’re seeking a passionate and innovative academic to join the School of Nursing in a teaching and research role. You’ll contribute to undergraduate and postgraduate subjects through classroom teaching, assessment and the delivery of practical and simulated clinical skills. The role also supports students’ workplace experience and includes contributing to research and governance activities within the School.You’re a registered Nurse in Australia with current NMBA recency of practice and strong clinical experience in Australian healthcare settings. You’ve completed (or will soon submit) your PhD in Nursing or a related field and you’re ready to make a meaningful contribution within a collaborative academic environment. You bring a passion for high quality, innovative teaching, including practical and simulated learning experiences. You’re an active researcher who works well in multidisciplinary teams, with a developing record of impactful publications. You’re also confident supervising higher degree research students and contributing to strong research outputs. Applications close: 11.55pm AEST, Monday 25th May 2026. |
| ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR/PROFESSOR (HEAD OF CLINICAL YEARS), SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, UNIVERSITY OF NOTRE DAME Sydney Campus Part-time opportunity (0.6), Continuing contract Level D/E + 14.50% super (pro-rata) This leadership position within the National School of Medicine reports to the Deputy Head of School, Sydney. The role is responsible for overseeing the delivery of the Clinical Years component of the Sydney Doctor of Medicine program. It ensures the consistent and high quality delivery of the program, including providing strategic and operational oversight of the Clinical Schools affiliated with the Sydney campus. The position also plays a key role in fostering effective collaboration across all Clinical Schools. Key Responsibilities Coordinate the consistent delivery of the program curriculum for Year 3 and 4, in conjunction with the Heads of Clinical Schools. Facilitate clinical schools participation in evaluation and ongoing improvement of the program curriculum. Provide leadership and manage the day-to-day operational matters of the Clinical Schools, including academic and administrative staff matters, adjunct appointments, negotiating contracts and agreements, input into operational budgets, stakeholder consultation and liaison and negotiating and coordinating clinical placements. Manage the student allocation to Clinical Schools for Years 3 and 4 with the Clinical Placements Coordinator and elective learning period placements. Coordinate Clinical School participation in quality processes and liaise with relevant health department, Governments, and private jurisdictions. Provide support in student matters, pastoral care and monitoring academic progress and facilitating student access to university services. Chair the Heads of Clinical School Committee, and other committees and working groups. Ensure significant external engagement with the community and discipline. Applications close: 10 June 2026 APPLY HERE |
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