Reader/Professor of Rehabilitation and/or Physiotherapy

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Reader/Professor of Rehabilitation and/or Physiotherapy, London

Client: Kings College London

Location: London, United Kingdom

Job Category: Education

EU work permit required: Yes

Job Reference: 0188b46c006f

Job Views: 2

Posted: 18.04.2025

Expiry Date: 02.06.2025

Job Description:

Grade: Professor

Essential criteria:

1. Full GMC registration with valid license to practice or Chartered Physiotherapist (UK HCPC or other national registration body and eligible to apply for registration with the HCPC)
2. PhD or equivalent qualification in rehabilitation, physiotherapy or a related discipline
3. Proven ability to attract programmatic research funding and evidence of grant applications during the previous 3 years
4. Substantive portfolio of internationally recognised research in Rehabilitation and/or Physiotherapy
5. Evidence of academic leadership and strategic contributions
6. Sufficient PI and/or Co-I grant income with a percentage of salary recovery over the last 5 years to support a team of 3-5 research staff
7. Significant experience of high-quality and innovative teaching at undergraduate and postgraduate level
8. Track record of national and international collaborations
9. Substantive esteem indicators such as routinely invited to speak at international meetings, chair and organiser of national/international meetings, chairing and serving on professional and scientific grant committees and Editorial Boards
10. A track record of supervising PhD students to completion and post-doctoral mentorship

Desirable criteria:

1. 5 peer reviewed publications in the last five years, of “world leading“ or ”internationally excellent” quality (with substantive and critical authorship contribution)

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