At the heart of the formation of professionals in the future and creative thinkers, the College of Health and Humanities brings together two dynamic and diversified schools: the College of Health and Social Welfare, the Human School, Law and Creative Arts.

This role will be in the College of Health and Social Welfare, preparing the next generation of healthcare professionals and social welfare leaders through practical learning, expert education, and strong industry partnerships. Our courses are designed to meet the requirements of practice in the real world and improve the health and welfare of our societies.

About the team

Treatment and rehabilitation at the Derby University fluently restore health, function and luxury; Enabling people to live life to the fullest.

Our extensive experience extends over professional therapy, physiotherapy, therapeutic arts and relevant rehabilitation professions.

Through evidence -based teaching, cooperation between professionals, and overwhelming clinical education, our students acquire skills to support recovery and enhance the quality of life through a variety of population and settings. Our programs are enriched through the enlightened practice of research, creative methodologies, and strong relationships with care and care providers.

The curtain arts integrate the healing power of creative expression with clinical insight; An innovative field still grows in influence and importance.

About the role

Please note that the job title for this position will be a lecturer in therapeutic arts.

We are looking for part -time lecturers in therapeutic arts to join our team and play a major role in training the next generation of artists. Focusing on the ability to employ postgraduate studies, you will contribute to all aspects of teaching and supporting students, and preparing them to become practiced by the way they are selected.

During a journey in teaching theory, clinical expertise, group exploring, self -understanding, and helping them to develop the professional and personal skills required to succeed in this sedimentary field. This requires a deep commitment to the student’s experience and a real understanding of the exact differences between being a doctor and teacher.

As part of a firm and supportive team, you will also assume specific responsibilities within the development of the program, such as coordination of places, while contributing to the growth of arts treatments as a profession. You will participate in teaching, research and clinical practice, and to ensure our students benefit from the education -led education, practice coach, and aspecting appearance.

This role is to hold a fixed period of 0.8 FTE, for a period of two years

The expected date of the interview is Thursday 6^Y November.

About you

We are looking for a very technical therapist to join our team. To be successful, MA will be held in art therapy and be recorded as HCPC as a practiced technical processor. You will bring a proven clinical trial, a strong commitment to students’ development, and the ability to share your experience in ways that inspire learners and involve them. The experience or knowledge of work in higher education is essential, as well as flexibility in using a set of innovative delivery techniques to create meaningful and effective educational experiences.

The main connection

For more informal information and inquiries related to the role, please contact Kirsty McTaggart, a great lecturer in therapeutic arts via K.MCTAGGART@DERBY.AC.UK

For inquiries related to your request and care for care, please contact the employment team via Recruitment@derby.ac.uk

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