Lecturer in Physiotherapy (Cardiovascular Respiratory)

Sheffield Hallam University - College of Health, Wellbeing and Life Sciences - School of Health and Social Care

Location: Sheffield

Salary: £39,906 to £44,746 per annum (depending on experience) (Grade 7)

Hours: Full Time, Part Time

Contract Type: Permanent

Placed On: 6th October 2025

Closes: 4th January 2026

Job Ref: 114328

This is a rolling advert and may close earlier than advertised. Once a certain number of applications are received, they will be processed at regular intervals. Please ensure you complete and submit your application as soon as possible for consideration.

The role

As a HCPC-registered Physiotherapist, you will be able to inspire and connect across diverse backgrounds. You will support teaching across physiotherapy and interprofessional programmes, with scope to contribute to our wider health portfolio.

This role suits those moving from clinical practice into education, bringing experience in teaching, training, and student supervision. You’ll contribute to undergraduate, postgraduate, and apprenticeship delivery.

You will have current knowledge of contemporary physiotherapy, with experience of working innovatively within the NHS. Recent experience in cardiovascular respiratory roles is essential, and a passion for shaping future healthcare professionals is highly valued.

The team/The department

The School of Health and Social Care delivers a well-established, large and diverse portfolio of undergraduate, postgraduate and degree apprenticeship courses leading to registration in 14 different professions. These include Nursing (all fields), Midwifery, Social Work, Paramedic Science, Operating Department Practitioner, Physiotherapy, Occupational Therapy, Diagnostic Radiography, Radiotherapy and Oncology, Dietetics and Art Psychotherapy. We support practitioners to continue to develop their professional roles through our extensive continuing professional development portfolio, our graduates working in local, national, and international health and social care sectors. Our research portfolio is cutting edge and applied, undertaking challenge-led collaborative interdisciplinary research, innovation and knowledge exchange to inform and transform health and social care.