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Senior Lectureship in Healthcare Ethics
Memorandum re Lecturership Posts
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Senior Lecturer in Healthcare-Ethics
School of Medicine
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND HEALTH
- Lecturerships in Anatomy (2 posts)
- Lectureship in Behavioural Science
- Senior Lectureship in Behavioural Science (part-time)
- Lectureship in Biochemistry
- Senior Lectureship in Epidemiology & Public Health
- Senior Lectureship in Healthcare Ethics (part-time)
- Senior Lectureship in Medical Education / Co-ordinator of Foundations in Medicine Modules
- Lectureship in Pathology
- Lectureship in Pharmacology
- Lecturerships in Physiology (2 posts)
[Note: Job particulars for Senior Lectureship in Healthcare Ethics at end of page]
UCC School of Medicine wishes to recruit high calibre academic staff to support its growing profile of programmes, including its Graduate Entry to Medicine programme, which is scheduled to commence in September, 2008. The School aims to provide students with an integrated, holistic, student-centered medical curriculum, emphasising professionalism and life-long learning skills.
Applications are now invited for the above academic posts. Successful candidates will be expected to contribute to teaching on all programmes in the School, and engage in research in their cognate area, with the ultimate aim of developing funded research programme(s) within the School.
Information on UCC School of Medicine
Application forms must be completed for the above posts, and are available on our website or from Department of Human Resources, University College Cork, Ireland. Tel: + 353 21 4903073 / Email: recruitment@per.ucc.ie / Fax + 353 21 4276995
Closing date: Friday 16th May 2008
University College Cork is an Equal Opportunities Employer