Job Description
DescriptionTe Whiwhinga mahi | The opportunityThe Department is looking for high quality researchers and innovative teachers who are prepared to take leadership roles within the faculty and university.It is a requirement of appointment that successful applicants provide clinical teaching into the MBChB programme and Leader for the Year 4 MBChB GP attachments. Supervision of postgraduate students – including honours, Masters, PhD and registrars – is also required. Research activities will include publications, conference presentations, theses, and success with grant funding. Service roles should be undertaken at university and national levels.Applications at any level from lecturer through to associate professor are welcome.For more detailed information, please refer to the Position Description.This is for a part-time (16- 20 hours per week), initially as a fixed term role.Remuneration for each role is dependent on qualifications, skills, and experience
Responsibilities + Skills
A registered general practitioner [currently practicing] with MBChB or equivalent degreeA sound understanding of and respect for the social, cultural, and spiritual norms of othersProficiency in the use of the Microsoft office suite of products including MS Word and Excel
Education
We are seeking a currently practicing GP wanting to make a difference in the lives of our students. We are looking for someone who can lead and shape the curriculum to provide an inclusive and equity focused programme for all groups within the University. With a keen interest in health and wellbeing education and primary health care research you will be able to undertake and assist in teaching in the Department of GP and PHC for MBChB GPCHaRM, including assessments, with a focus on the Hauora Maaori Domain learning objectives.
Experience
