The University seeks a highly motivated Veterinary Physiotherapist lecturer to join the team supporting delivery of Veterinary Physiotherapy at undergraduate level at the university. This post is a maternity cover post, full time for a maximum duration of one year, commencing August 2026 or as soon as possible after this date.
Key qualifications, skills and experience required
Essential:
- An undergraduate degree or relevant postgraduate qualification in veterinary physiotherapy.
- Experience as a practicing veterinary physiotherapist (both canine and equine) in industry and/or academia
- Experience in participation in the delivery of teaching or professional training at Higher Education level.
- In-depth knowledge of veterinary physiotherapy as a discipline.
- High level practical skills in veterinary physiotherapy.
- High level interpersonal and leadership skills.
- Ability to work both as part of a team and autonomously as the needs demand
- The ability to work both as part of a team and autonomously as the needs of the role demand
Desirable:
- Level 3 or 4 Certificate in Hydrotherapy
- Experience in conducting scientific research in veterinary physiotherapy.
- Evidence of interprofessional networking and collaboration, especially in teaching and research.
- Proven ability to write research publications in scientific journals in veterinary physiotherapy and/or related disciplines.
If you have any queries or questions or for an informal discussion please contact Jane Thomas, Head of Department via email at jathomas@harper-adams.ac.uk
For further information about the University or to see full job description, please visit our website at www.harper-adams.ac.uk
Application Procedure: Please click on the above ‘Apply’ button to be redirected to our website Harper Adams e-Recruitment programme to be completed no later than Midnight Sunday 21st June 2026
Should you require any adjustments to complete your application for this role then please contact vacancies@harper-adams.ac.uk
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