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Paediatric nursing jobs play a pivotal role in the healthcare sector, focusing on nurturing a team of specialists to guide and train nurses wanting a fulfilling career in a specialised field of nursing. What qualifications and experience do you need? A fundamental requirement is a bachelor’s degree in nursing, as…>

Midwifery jobs are vital for the NHS, with a growing demand for both trainee midwives and experienced professionals to educate and guide them. To embark on a fulfilling career in midwifery education, certain qualifications and experiences are prerequisites. What qualifications and experience do you need? First and foremost, you must…>

Jobs in Occupational Therapy often involve teaching and training undergraduate and postgraduate students following B.Sc. and M.Sc. programmes in Occupational Therapy and Advanced Occupational Therapy. Most lecturers in this field are practising occupational therapists who have experience working in a hospital or health and social care environment. Although these types…>

Jobs in Public health bring together multi-disciplinary fields from various medical, health and life sciences. Lecturers may teach undergraduate and postgraduate across multiple degree programmes and usually specialise in one or more areas of public health, such as nutritional epidemiology. Duties: Delivering lectures and small group teaching related to your…>

Toxicology Research jobs involve studying the harmful effects that new medicines, chemicals and products can potentially have on human health.

Pharmacy researchers study the design, usage and delivery of drugs and medicines in a university laboratory. Their research plays an important role in driving the pharmaceutical industry and informing public health strategy.

Toxicology jobs involve researching across a wide range of scientific and medical disciplines. Here we look at the lecturing roles available in this fast-moving area of the health and medical sector, the qualifications and experience you need and opportunities for career progression. Toxicology lecturers teach undergraduate and postgraduate students following…>

Pharmacy jobs are on the increase as more responsibility for responding to patients’ symptoms and advising on treatments now lies within the remits of pharmacists. 

An increase in demand for pharmacology jobs means an increase in the need for universities to recruit experts who can train aspiring pharmacology professionals while making world-leading breakthroughs in medical science.