Applicants must be registered medical practitioners, holding a licence to practice. Applicants in Renal Medicine or Vascular Surgery must hold an NTN in the relevant specialty, having achieved an outcome 1 at the most recent ARCP, or have been through national recruitment and be regarded as appointable at ST3 or above and be able to provide formal written evidence of this. Applicants in General Practice must have completed specialist training to CCT and be on the UK GP Register & a GP Performer’s list.
You must have a strong research background in your clinical specialty with research interests complimentary to those described in the jobs summary and have a higher degree (MD/PhD, or equivalent), or have submitted your higher degree at the time of application, with it being awarded prior to commencement no later than 1 September 2026.
The post offers the opportunity for those with excellent potential as clinical academics to further develop their academic skills, produce high level publications, compete & attract external grant funding within the theme of Dementia. Appointees will spend 50% of their time in clinical training (StR), or clinical service in a GP Practice and 50% of their time undertaking academic work.
The Postgraduate Dean has confirmed that this post has the required educational and staffing approval.
Informal Enquiries
Potential candidates are strongly encouraged to contact:
University Research Programme
Head of the East Midlands Postgraduate