Overview
Clinical Teacher – Strand, London, WC2R 2LS
About us
King’s College London’s Faculty of Dentistry, Oral & Craniofacial Sciences is one of the foremost dental schools in the world. Recently rated fifth in the world in dentistry by the QS World University Rankings 2024, the Faculty aims to maximise impact on health and wellbeing by integrating excellence across four areas:
- Education / teaching
- World-class science
- Clinical approaches
- Patient care
The Faculty’s vision is to be world leading in dental, oral and craniofacial education, research and clinical care.
The Faculty’s international reputation attracts students and staff from across the globe. The largest dental academic centre in the UK, they teach over 700 undergraduate students, 140 graduate taught students, 300 distance learning students and 110 graduate research students. The Faculty is shaped by a diverse student and staff population which adds strength to its standing.
About the role
Part-time Clinical Teaching posts are available within the Oral Surgery Department at King’s College London.
Clinical Teachers are required to teach the students at an undergraduate level. Teaching is mainly clinical supervision but also involves delivering tutorials and direct student feedback. Support is provided. Teachers may be asked to work at any of the KCLDI sites. Applicants from a general practice environment are encouraged and the Institute also values postgraduate qualifications, employing specialist clinical teachers in Oral Surgery. Applicants should be fully GDC Registered Dentists with a minimum of 2 years’ experience. The selection process will include a panel interview.
Key Responsibilities include:
• To undertake clinical teaching as directed by the Head of Department/Team.
• Be responsible for the teaching, assessment, feedback, monitoring, and progress of, undergraduate and dental care professional students, under your nominated supervision, in clinical practice relevant to the Department. The teaching may include seminars, tutorials, lectures, clinical skills teaching and clinical teaching with patients.
• Participate in clinical and other service activities as requested by Head of Department or approved individual.
For further information and an informal discussion about the Oral Surgery Teaching role please contact: Dr. Nadine Khawaja: [](mailto:Part-time Clinical Teaching posts are available within the Oral Surgery Department at King’s College London. Clinical Teachers are required to teach the students at an undergraduate level. Teaching is mainly clinical supervision but also involves delivering tutorials and direct student feedback. Support is provided. Teachers may be asked to work at any of the KCLDI sites. Applicants from a general practice environment are encouraged and the Institute also values postgraduate qualifications, employing specialist clinical teachers in Oral Surgery. Applicants should be fully GDC Registered Dentists with a minimum of 2 years’ experience. The selection process will include a panel interview. Key Responsibilities include: • To undertake clinical teaching as directed by the Head of Department/Team. • Be responsible for the teaching, assessment, feedback, monitoring, and progress of, undergraduate and dental care professional students, under your nominated supervision, in clinical practice relevant to the Department. The teaching may include seminars, tutorials, lectures, clinical skills teaching and clinical teaching with patients. • Participate in clinical and other service activities as requested by Head of Department or approved individual. For further information and an informal discussion about the Oral Surgery Teaching role please contact: Dr. Nadine Khawaja: Nadine.khawaja@kcl.ac.uk)Nadine.khawaja@kcl.ac.uk
This post will be based at: Denmark Hill
This post is not sponsorable.
This position is part-time and you will be offered an indefinite contract.
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