Lecturer - Medical Sciences/Cancer

About the role

The School of Medical Sciences, recognised as a leading centre for medical science education, is seeking a full-time, fixed-term Lecturer (Medical Sciences/Cancer) until December 2027. The role contributes to teaching, learning and educational leadership, working with academic colleagues on curriculum development, teaching practice and educational initiatives. It also involves scholarly activity and research, particularly in teaching and learning practices.

Key responsibilities

• Undertake independent teaching in Medical Sciences and Cancer-related disciplines, contributing to educational design, delivery, evaluation and outcomes.
• Design and deliver units of study, learning activities and curriculum content, and contribute to multidisciplinary work-integrated learning units.
• Develop and refine research skills under the supervision of more senior staff, and conduct research or scholarly activity independently or in a team.
• Supervise research students in line with School, Faculty and University expectations.
• Innovate education practice using contemporary pedagogical knowledge, and carry out academic administration.
• Mentor less experienced academic staff and coordinate their activities.
• Engage beyond the university through conferences, seminars, outreach and professional networks.

Required profile

• Doctorate or PhD in a relevant field.
• Demonstrated understanding of Medical Sciences and/or Cancer-related disciplines.
• Experience conducting original research and scholarly activity.
• Teaching experience, including team teaching and delivery across varied settings, with proven success in designing, implementing and evaluating teaching initiatives.
• Experience developing networks with academic, industry and professional institutions, and supervising or mentoring students or colleagues.
• Strong planning, organisational and communication skills, and commitment to innovative teaching and continuous improvement.
• Unrestricted work rights in Australia; visa sponsorship is not available.

Applications include a cover letter, CV and supporting documents, submitted through the University's online application form. Employment is conditional on satisfactory pre-employment checks and declarations regarding past investigations for sexual harm or gender-based violence.