Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing

Role Overview

The School of Health Care at the University of Hull is seeking a dedicated Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing (Band 7) to join a faculty committed to social justice and healthcare excellence. In this pivotal academic role, you will help shape the next generation of NMC-registered professionals, including Nursing Associates and BSc (Hons) degree nurses. You will bring your real-world clinical insights into the classroom, contributing to the development and delivery of an inclusive, interprofessional curriculum. Beyond teaching, this position offers a unique pathway for practitioners to transition into academia, supported by a world-class professoriate and opportunities to engage in scholarly activity, research, and innovative simulation-based learning that reflects the complexity of modern mental health practice.

Job Details

• Job Title: Lecturer in Mental Health Nursing (Band 7)

• Hiring Organization: University of Hull – School of Health Care

• Location: Hull, United Kingdom

• Employment Type: Full-time

• Industry: Higher Education / Healthcare

• Occupational Category: Nursing Instructors and Teachers, Postsecondary

• Base Salary: £39,906 to £46,049 (Band 7)

• Responsibilities:

  • Contributing to the planning, development, and delivery of the Mental Health Nursing curriculum.

  • Teaching, supervising, and assessing students across undergraduate, postgraduate, and apprenticeship programmes.

  • Collaborating with colleagues to expand the faculty’s simulation portfolio with evidence-informed, authentic clinical scenarios.

  • Engaging in quality assurance and enhancement of curricula to meet NMC standards.

  • Promoting healthcare professional careers within local communities and partner organizations.

  • Participating in scholarly activities related to clinical practice, policy, or education.

  • Working interprofessionally to meet the diverse health needs of the population.

• Requirements:

  • Current UK NMC Professional Registration as a Mental Health Nurse.

  • A related nursing qualification (Degree or higher).

  • Proven clinical background in mental health nursing with the ability to provide professional insight in an academic setting.

  • Commitment to social justice, widening participation, and inclusive learning.

  • Strong communication skills for effective teaching and collaborative practice.

  • Ability to undergo Enhanced DBS Clearance (Adult and Child Workforce).

• Application Note: This post is advertised in conjunction with a Band 8 role (JR101751/JR101748); applicants must clearly state the band they are applying for or submit separate applications for both.