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Job summary This opportunity would ideally suit an experienced Band 6 or above occupational therapist working in the NHS (or equivalent) that has expertise in formal teaching, training, and supervision. This post is well-suited to those considering a move into a teaching role. In this role, you will … be involved in supporting the delivery of our degree apprenticeship provision for the North West Region working on the Occupational Therapy course and inter-professional portfolio. As a Lecturer, you will be able to inspire our students and make a valuable contribution to their learning experience, whilst preparing them … current knowledge and understanding of critical, practical, and theoretical issues relevant to contemporary practice. Ideally, youll be at the forefront of new ways of working in the NHS, in either primary or secondary settings, demonstrating care innovation and emergent management pathways. We have a team of lecturers to deliver more »

time commitment for the role will be 4 meetings per year, plus the associated preparatory work. Timings will be dependent on meeting schedules and working group/subgroup. Main duties of the job Provide exceptional leadership and motivational skills with the ability to present views and summarise the collective … discussion to inform the prioritisation process. Colleagues with a contractual office base are expected to spend, on average, at least 40% of their time working in-person Job description Job responsibilities The NHS England Research Innovation and Development Advisory Committees (RIDAC) play a pivotal role in the continual development … the meetings, plus support of the developments to set strategic direction, and other reporting as required. The exact time is dependent on membership of working groups or subgroups. The remuneration for this post and expenses are paid in line with NHSE policy. Please read the Job description for applicants more »