Lecturer in Medicine (University of York)

Position Title: NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer – Medical Education with Renal Medicine Department: Hull York Medical School Location: University of York campus, UK Salary: Clinical scale, depending on qualifications and experience Grade: Clinical Contract Type: Fixed-term, up to 4 years or until CCT/CCST is achieved Hours: Full-time (50% clinical, 50% academic research/education) Job Reference: 14853 Apply By: 12 April 2026 Interview Date: To be confirmed Role Overview Designed for highly motivated clinical academics seeking to advance both clinical and academic careers in Renal Medicine. Academic training at Hull York Medical School is combined with clinical duties in NHS England North East and Yorkshire. The post provides a platform for research development, with a view to competitive research fellowships, senior lectureships, and global academic collaborations. Flexible training/job-share options are available where eligible. Key Responsibilities Undertake academic research and medical education activities within Renal Medicine. Maintain 50% clinical duties in NHS England. Collaborate with the Training Programme Director and Academic Lead to align research and clinical training. Contribute to academic output through publications, presentations, and teaching activities. Eligibility & Qualifications Must hold a higher research degree (PhD, MD, or equivalent); thesis submitted at time of application. Current National Training Number (NTN) in specialty, or eligible for clinical benchmarking. Clinically: either specialist or specialty registrar in Renal Medicine. Able to commence appointment before 31 August 2027. NIHR Eligibility Guidance: Candidates must meet NIHR academic training program requirements; see HYMS website for details. Desirable Attributes Demonstrated motivation to excel in both clinical and academic research. Interest in pursuing leadership roles in medical education and global health research. Application Documents Applicants should submit via the HYMS portal: Cover letter Curriculum vitae Supporting documents as per NIHR guidance References (if required at later stage) Apply online: HYMS NIHR Academic Training Programme Opportunities Informal enquiries: Dr Paul Crampton – Paul.Crampton@hyms.ac.uk Diversity & Inclusion HYMS is an equal partnership between Hull and York Universities, working in association with NHS England. Encourages applications from Black, Asian, or Minority Ethnic candidates and women for senior roles. Family-friendly and flexible working arrangements available. If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Medicinoxy

Position Title:

NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer – Medical Education with Renal Medicine

Department: Hull York Medical School
Location: University of York campus, UK
Salary: Clinical scale, depending on qualifications and experience
Grade: Clinical
Contract Type: Fixed-term, up to 4 years or until CCT/CCST is achieved
Hours: Full-time (50% clinical, 50% academic research/education)
Job Reference: 14853
Apply By: 12 April 2026
Interview Date: To be confirmed

Role Overview

Designed for highly motivated clinical academics seeking to advance both clinical and academic careers in Renal Medicine.
Academic training at Hull York Medical School is combined with clinical duties in NHS England North East and Yorkshire.
The post provides a platform for research development, with a view to competitive research fellowships, senior lectureships, and global academic collaborations.
Flexible training/job-share options are available where eligible.

Key Responsibilities

Undertake academic research and medical education activities within Renal Medicine.
Maintain 50% clinical duties in NHS England.
Collaborate with the Training Programme Director and Academic Lead to align research and clinical training.
Contribute to academic output through publications, presentations, and teaching activities.

Eligibility & Qualifications

Must hold a higher research degree (PhD, MD, or equivalent); thesis submitted at time of application.
Current National Training Number (NTN) in specialty, or eligible for clinical benchmarking.
Clinically: either specialist or specialty registrar in Renal Medicine.
Able to commence appointment before 31 August 2027.

NIHR Eligibility Guidance: Candidates must meet NIHR academic training program requirements; see HYMS website for details.

Desirable Attributes

Demonstrated motivation to excel in both clinical and academic research.
Interest in pursuing leadership roles in medical education and global health research.

Application Documents

Applicants should submit via the HYMS portal:

Cover letter
Curriculum vitae
Supporting documents as per NIHR guidance
References (if required at later stage)

Apply online: HYMS NIHR Academic Training Programme Opportunities

Informal enquiries:
Dr Paul Crampton – Paul.Crampton@hyms.ac.uk

Diversity & Inclusion

HYMS is an equal partnership between Hull and York Universities, working in association with NHS England.
Encourages applications from Black, Asian, or Minority Ethnic candidates and women for senior roles.
Family-friendly and flexible working arrangements available.

If you apply for this position please say you saw it on Medicinoxy

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