Pūkenga Ratoa Hauora - Lecturer in Health Service Delivery (299) Kelburn, Wellington Central, New Zealand
- Pūkenga Ratoa Hauora - Lecturer in Health Service Delivery permanent, full-time.
Kōrero mō te tūranga - About the role
We wish to appoint a Pūkenga Ratoa Hauora - Lecturer in Health Service Delivery. This appointment provides an exciting opportunity to contribute to teaching and research within the School of Health and the University. You will join a growing, multidisciplinary School with a team that values collaboration, innovative thinking, excellence in teaching, and critical and transformational engagement, and is committed to the University’s Treaty of Waitangi and equity obligations. You will ideally complement existing research concentrations in the School. The preferred applicant will have a PhD in a health-related field, be an active researcher with a publication record, and some experience in teaching and supervision.
- Contribute to developing and delivering of health policy and health service delivery content in undergraduate and postgraduate programmes
- Coordinate courses, including teaching in health policy, planning and service delivery topics.
- Conduct world class collaborative research, attract postgraduate students and seek external funding
- Be part of a vibrant team committed to improving health and wellbeing outcomes in Aotearoa NZ
- Undertake innovative and valuable health police, health service delivery research
- Engage with key stakeholders including government, NGOs and district health boards
Mōu - About you
- PhD desirable
- Active researcher with a developing programme of health-related research
- Enthusiastic teacher
- Knowledge of how the principles of the te Tiriti o Waitangi can be effectively upheld in academic and health settings
- Expertise in health service delivery
- Team player
School of Health
The Faculty of Health was established in 2017 to support Victoria University’s vision of Improving
Health and Wellbeing in our Communities. The School of Health launched the Bachelor of Health in
2018, with major subjects in Health Psychology; Population Health, Policy and Service Delivery; Health Promotion; and Health Informatics. The Master of Health began in 2019 and in 2021 we launch the new Master of Health Psychology programme.
Close Date for Vacancy: 1st February 2021
Contact details for vacancy: For further information please contact Professor Antonia Lyons, School of Health, at antonia.lyons@vuw.ac.nz.
About Our University
As New Zealand’s capital city university, we enjoy the benefits of New Zealand’s wonderful landscape and lifestyle, contacts with Government, national research providers and a host of nearby research institutions. We are a relatively new School that prides itself on its collegiality and growing collaborations with many of New Zealand’s top-ranked research clusters. This role is a rare opportunity for you to develop your career at a quality institution in one of the most liveable and cleanest cities in the world.
Important - Application Steps and information
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