Lecturer or Senior Lecturer in Adult Nursing

Forward-looking, focused, and innovative — Kingston University is a place where you can thrive. An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the Adult Nursing academic team at Kingston University as a
Lecturer or Senior Lecturer
.

Join our dynamic and forward-thinking School, where you will play a key role in enhancing nursing practice and strengthening the reputation of the School of Nursing, Allied and Public Health in the field of adult nursing care across all domains of practice.

Articulate and well-respected, you will teach across the department and inspire our students with your passion for education. A keen interest in developing educational practice is essential, and an interest in research or education is advantageous.

In addition to contributing to the pastoral care of students, you will be encouraged and supported to pursue your interests in research, enterprise, or professional practice. Our School celebrates equality, diversity, and inclusivity, and we welcome applications from individuals who reflect the full spectrum of our community.

You will be a registered adult nurse with the NMC, educated to at least degree level, and have experience in caring for adult patients. Enthusiastic, dynamic, and highly motivated, you are passionate about teaching and eager to share your skills and expertise with the future nursing workforce.

A teaching qualification is desirable but not essential. We welcome applicants currently working in clinical practice who are interested in gaining experience in academia. Secondments will also be considered.

Applicants must meet Kingston University’s learning and teaching standards. By the end of probation, you must achieve the relevant UKPSF recognition if not already obtained—either through our accredited Introduction to Learning and Teaching programme for new lecturers or the Kingston Academic Practice Standards framework for experienced educators.

Our people are passionate about developing nurses for the future, in each of the four fields of nursing – adult, children, learning disability and mental health.

We support our students to ensure they get the skills and knowledge they need to make a lasting impact on society.

We also have access to industry-leading research for nursing and health professions.

This is a part time (22.20 hours per week), permanent position with a starting salary of £27,015 per annum (60% pro rata to £45,025 per annum) for Lecturer and £30,096 per annum (60% pro rata to £50,160 per annum) for Senior Lecturer, depending on the skills and experience of the successful applicant.

Interviews are expected to take place on
Wednesday 21 January 2026.

For informal enquiries, please contact Dr Michelle Carter,Head of Department of Adult Nursing and Allied Health.