Lecturer in Medicine

Position Title:

NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer – Medical Education with Renal Medicine

Department: Hull York Medical School
Location: University of York campus, UK
Salary: Clinical scale, depending on qualifications and experience
Grade: Clinical
Contract Type: Fixed-term, up to 4 years or until CCT/CCST is achieved
Hours: Full-time (50% clinical, 50% academic research/education)
Job Reference: 14853
Apply By: 12 April 2026
Interview Date: To be confirmed

Role Overview

• Designed for highly motivated clinical academics seeking to advance both clinical and academic careers in Renal Medicine.

• Academic training at Hull York Medical School is combined with clinical duties in NHS England North East and Yorkshire.

• The post provides a platform for research development, with a view to competitive research fellowships, senior lectureships, and global academic collaborations.

• Flexible training/job-share options are available where eligible.

Key Responsibilities

• Undertake academic research and medical education activities within Renal Medicine.

• Maintain 50% clinical duties in NHS England.

• Collaborate with the Training Programme Director and Academic Lead to align research and clinical training.

• Contribute to academic output through publications, presentations, and teaching activities.

Eligibility & Qualifications

• Must hold a higher research degree (PhD, MD, or equivalent); thesis submitted at time of application.

• Current National Training Number (NTN) in specialty, or eligible for clinical benchmarking.

• Clinically: either specialist or specialty registrar in Renal Medicine.

• Able to commence appointment before 31 August 2027.

NIHR Eligibility Guidance: Candidates must meet NIHR academic training program requirements; see HYMS website for details.

Desirable Attributes

• Demonstrated motivation to excel in both clinical and academic research.

• Interest in pursuing leadership roles in medical education and global health research.

Application Documents

Applicants should submit via the HYMS portal:

• Cover letter

• Curriculum vitae

• Supporting documents as per NIHR guidance

• References (if required at later stage)

Apply online: HYMS NIHR Academic Training Programme Opportunities

Informal enquiries:
Dr Paul Crampton – Paul.Crampton@hyms.ac.uk

Diversity & Inclusion

• HYMS is an equal partnership between Hull and York Universities, working in association with NHS England.

• Encourages applications from Black, Asian, or Minority Ethnic candidates and women for senior roles.

• Family-friendly and flexible working arrangements available.

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