Academic Lead - T Year (MBBS Programme)


Company:	City st georges
Salary:	Meets national minimum wage
Hours:	Part-time
Location:	LONDON, EC1V 4PB
Working pattern:	On-site
Job type:	Contract
Posting date:	4 Nov 2026
Closing date:	29 Nov 2026

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Summary

Responsibilities – Provide academic leadership of T Year, ensuring high-quality delivery across teaching, clinical attachments and placement learning

· Chair the T Year Committee and the exceptional circumstances panel for T Year, and contribute to relevant governance structures

· Oversee coordination and quality assurance of T Year teaching and clinical placement learning, working closely with clinical attachment leads, module leads and teaching teams

· Ensure students are supported to move safely and effectively from clinical sciences learning into the clinical practice environment

· Support students to develop confidence in clinical environments, apply clinical knowledge to patient care contexts, and develop clinical reasoning and professional behaviours appropriate to their stage of training

· Support and manage students in difficulty, working with the professionalism team, Programme Director and relevant support services where appropriate

· Contribute to assessment and progression processes, including attendance at examination boards for main and resit examinations

· Engage with T Year student representatives, maintain oversight of student experience and feedback, and attend the Student Support Committee where relevant

· Lead continuous quality improvement of T Year through review of student feedback, placement evaluations and educational outcomes, and contribute to annual programme evaluation and national reports as required

· Attend or provide reports to relevant programme committees, including Course Committee, and work collaboratively with the MBBS Programme Director, Quality Assurance Lead, Deputy Academic Lead for T Year, clinical attachment leads, assessment colleagues and the MBBS administrative team

Essential requirements

The role would suit an academic or clinical academic with experience of undergraduate medical education, a strong understanding of clinical placement learning, student support and assessment, and an interest in academic leadership within the MBBS programme. Applicants should have experience of clinical teaching and a clear understanding of the needs of students entering the clinical practice phase.

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