Location:
Old College South Bridge, Edinburgh
Type:
Full-Time, Fixed-Term (6 August 2025 until CCT date + 6 months, or 2 years post-PhD)
Salary (£):
£43,504 – £64,461 per annum
About the University of Edinburgh
The University of Edinburgh is a globally recognized institution known for its excellence in research and education. Located in the heart of Scotland’s capital, it offers a vibrant and supportive environment for academic growth.
Job Details
Benefits
- Competitive salary
- Defined benefits pension scheme
- Generous holiday entitlement
- Staff discounts
- Family-friendly initiatives
- Flexible work options
- International community with a diverse and vibrant atmosphere
- Visa Sponsorship
Requirements
- PhD or MD in a relevant field
- Commitment to a research career with an appropriate track record
- GMC registration and clinical practice in the UK
- Specialty training position with a National Training Number (NTN)
- Relevant clinical experience in the chosen specialty
- Eligibility for higher specialist clinical training
- Protecting Vulnerable Groups (PVG) check
Salary Details
The position offers a salary range between £43,504 and £64,461 annually, depending on qualifications and experience.
About the Role
This Clinical Lectureship at the University of Edinburgh combines specialist training with enhanced academic and research opportunities. Successful candidates will balance research, teaching, and clinical duties, laying a strong foundation for a research career in their chosen specialty. This role is perfect for those who demonstrate a clear commitment to research and possess relevant clinical experience.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct high-level research in the chosen specialty
- Engage in teaching activities as part of the academic duties
- Fulfill clinical duties alongside research and teaching
- Develop a strong research foundation
- Collaborate with colleagues in the medical and academic fields
Additional Details
This role is open to trainees in all GMC-recognized medical and surgical specialties, as well as primary care practitioners from across the UK. The University of Edinburgh is an equal opportunity employer and champions diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
[Equal Opportunity Statement]
The University of Edinburgh is committed to advancing gender equality and promoting diversity across all disciplines. They actively support and encourage applications from candidates of all backgrounds.
