Lecturer

About the opportunity:

We are seeking a motivated individual who shares our passion for medical radiation science and will be a driving force behind their teaching and research activities. As a Lecturer, you will make high-quality contributions to both education and research (ER), demonstrating flexibility and a willingness to embrace new opportunities. You will play a key role in delivering outstanding student experiences while building a strong research profile and fostering industry connections.

Key Responsibilities include:

• Leading and delivering innovative curriculum development and teaching in medical imaging
• Build and maintain partnerships with industry and academic stakeholders
• Support and mentor students across undergraduate and postgraduate programs
• Develop and support an active research culture and program aligned with the Discipline
• Secure research funding through grant applications

About you:

You are an enthusiastic educator and emerging or established researcher who values student success and academic excellence. To be successful in this role you will be:

• An experience leader in medical imaging with a strong academic or clinical background
• Collaborative, strategic, and committed to student success and academic excellence
• A passionate educator and emerging or established researcher who values student success and academic excellence.
• Ability to deliver engaging, high-quality teaching at the tertiary level
• A developing or established research track record, including publications and/or conference presentations

Applications are also welcomed from practicing diagnostic radiographer and medical physicists with aspiration towards academia.

Requirements:

• Completion of, or in progress towards, a PhD in diagnostic medical radiation science or a related field
• AHPRA registration or eligibility to apply
• You will also need to be eligible for or currently hold MRPBA Registration to practice as a medical radiation practitioner (diagnostic radiographer) with relevant specialisation.
• Police check may be required for the successful applicant
• The University of Canberra is committed to the safety of vulnerable and young people. As such, successful applicants will be required to have a current ACT working with vulnerable people registration.