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NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer in General Practice in Prevention & Public Health at UCL University College London in United Kingdom
Degree Level
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Field of study
Education
Funding
Available
Deadline
Jan 3, 2027
Country
United Kingdom
University
University College London

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UCL Primary Care & Population Health is sharing an NIHR Academic Clinical Lecturer opportunity in General Practice at University College London, within the Prevention & Public Health theme and linked to the NIHR School for Primary Care Research.
This is a clinical academic post for medically qualified applicants with full GMC registration and completed specialist training in general practice (post CCT) before starting. Applicants must already hold, or be close to holding, a PhD/DPhil/MD.
The post is focused on prevention and public health, making it relevant for candidates interested in primary care, clinical research, and population health. The closing date is 3 January 2027, and shortlisted candidates will be interviewed in person at UCL Royal Free Campus on Monday 25 January 2027.
For informal discussion, contact Professor Joe Rosenthal at [email protected]. Full job details are available via the linked advert.
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What's required
Applicants must already hold or be close to holding a PhD/DPhil/MD. They must be medically qualified, have full GMC registration, and have completed specialist training in general practice (post CCT) before starting the post.
How to apply
Review the job details link for the full advert and application instructions. For informal discussion, contact Professor Joe Rosenthal at [email protected]. Shortlisted candidates will be interviewed in person at UCL Royal Free Campus on 25 January 2027.
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