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SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES|TE KURA MĀTAI RONGOĀ-KOIORA
DEPARTMENT OF PHYSIOLOGY|TE TARI MATAI WHAIAROARO
About our team/Mō te tīma
Established in 1905, the Department of Physiology is one of the largest departments in the University of Otago and is committed to excellence in teaching and research. We are seeking to appoint an outstanding Pūkenga to join our Department at the University of Otago, located in Ōtepoti Dunedin, in the south of Aotearoa New Zealand.
Our department has a strong reputation for quality teaching in a broad range of undergraduate and postgraduate programmes including science, biomedical science, medicine, dentistry, physiotherapy, medical laboratory sciences, and physical education.
We have a strong research culture, with our research activities in the broad areas of; cardiovascular, respiratory and neurophysiology, membrane physiology, ion transport, and neuroendocrinology; and we have a firm commitment to adding value through collaborative research, both within and outside the department.
The University of Otago welcomes, supports, and celebrates Māori staff and students. The Office of Māori Development provides guardianship over Māori matters at an organisation-wide level. The University has a Māori staff caucus known as Te Poutama Māori and a Māori student centre known as Te Huka Mātauraka.
Each division of the University has an Associate Dean Māori; the School of Biomedical Sciences has a Māori Strategic Framework Facilitator, Rautaki Hononga/Kaitakawaenga; and Māori students within the Department of Physiology are supported by Kaiāwhina Māori with input from academic staff members.
The role/Te mahi
The Department of Physiology is seeking to appoint an emerging scholar to pursue and engage in new opportunities to research and teach from a kaupapa Māori perspective, and to conduct research that is transformative and beneficial for Māori communities.
Through this appointment we intend to further enable the Department of Physiology and the School of Biomedical Sciences to strengthen its engagement and commitment to Te Tiriti ō Waitangi and the University of Otago’s Māori Strategic Framework.
- Familiarity with Māori beliefs, values, ideas, and practices as they relate to research and teaching in Physiology and general Biomedical Sciences.
- Interest, and preferably experience, in research and teaching from a kaupapa Māori and mātauranga Māori perspective.
- An ability to contribute to teaching and learning environments that support engagement of students and staff with te ao Māori, te reo Māori and mātauranga Māori.
- Established, or commitment to developing, relationships with national and local iwi and rūnaka.
- Commitment to upholding values, tikanga, kawa and traditions as guided by Ngāi Tahu, who hold mana whenua in the region.
- Develop and maintain a strong independent research programme with funding success.
- Actively contribute to teaching (lectures and practical classes), assessment and course development in the undergraduate programme, and to postgraduate student teaching and project supervision.
- Participate in service within the Department, the School of Biomedical Sciences, the University and the wider community as appropriate.
- Be encouraged to engage with or develop research that is of relevance to Māori and that supports the University of Otago’s Māori Strategic Framework.
Your skills and experience/Kā pūkeka me kā wheako
- Hold a PhD, MB ChB (Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery), M.D. (Doctor of Medicine), or equivalent higher research/academic qualification.
- Be skilled and enthusiastic in passing on your knowledge to a range of audiences, with clear aptitude for teaching through lectures and practical classes to our science, medicine, and allied health profession students, at undergraduate and postgraduate levels.
- Have proven research ability that aligns with the Department’s current research programmes.
- Have an on-going and active independent research programme with funding success.
- Have effective communication and relationship management skills, with the ability to create a collegial, supportive, and motivating environment for staff and students.
- Provide evidence of an ability to work well with students and staff from differing academic and cultural backgrounds.
- Have a proven ability to provide mentorship to, and help develop the careers of, students and staff of the Department.
Further details/Pūroko
This is a full-time, confirmation-path (tenure track) position, at the level of Lecturer, based in Dunedin.
This is a unique opportunity for an energetic, creative and committed scholar to make a significant contribution within their chosen discipline while being well supported by a collegial and dynamic Department and University.
Applications for part-time positions may be considered for the right candidate.
Specific enquiries regarding the role may be directed to the Head of Department, Professor Fiona McDonald via the contact details below.
Application/Tono
- Curriculum vitae.
- Letter of application that addresses skills and experience relevant to the position, including an outline of proposed research over the next five years.
- Contact details of three referees
To submit your application please click the apply button. Applications quoting reference number 2200588 will close on Sunday, 1 May 2022.
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