Jobs in Cork Ireland – Senior Lecturer in Medical Education, University College Cork, Cork
- LocationCork, Ireland
- Salary€85,597–€121,283 (Scale B)
- Job typeFull time
- ExperienceSenior level
- EducationNot specified
- WorkplaceOn-site
- Visa sponsorshipNo
- Posted3 hours ago
- DeadlineOct 13, 2026
Job Description
Jobs in Cork Ireland are currently open at University College Cork, which is hiring a Senior Lecturer in Medical Education (Professional Development / E-portfolio Lead) in the Medical Education Unit, School of Medicine. The post is permanent and whole-time, placed 4 September 2026. The Professional Development / E-portfolio Lead will join the Medicine Programmes Leadership Team with responsibility for the design, implementation and continuous enhancement of professional development within the Medicine programmes and the integration of the e-portfolio for that purpose, collaborating with academic tutors, clinical supervisors and administrative staff. Published salary: €85,597–€121,283 (Scale B) / €82,662–€115,218 (Scale A). The posting notes Garda vetting and/or an international police clearance check may form part of the selection process. The closing date is 13 October 2026, 12 noon (Irish local time); late applications are not accepted. The sections below carry the published role details and the application link under 'How to Apply'.
Responsibilities
- Design, implement and continuously enhance professional development within the Medicine programmes
- Integrate the e-portfolio for professional development purposes
- Collaborate with academic tutors, clinical supervisors and administrative staff
- Carry out research, research-led teaching and administrative duties
Requirements
- As published in the official vacancy information package (apply via the UCC vacancy portal); informal enquiries in confidence to Prof. Deirdre Bennett (d.bennett@ucc.ie)
Benefits
- Permanent whole-time post
- €85,597–€121,283 (Scale B) / €82,662–€115,218 (Scale A)
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