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Middlesex University, Enfield, run a 4 year BSc in Sport and
Performance Therapy (still in its infancy). We have two posts
currently being advertised, one of which may interest those
with a strength in biomechanics.
> Post 1: Senior Lecturer in Sports Science and Coaching (Biomechanics)
>
> Essential:
> A relevant postgraduate qualification
A publication record and ability to contribute to the next RAE
Teaching qualification/experience sports science/caoching
> Desirable:
> Knowledge of biomechanics and kinesiology
> Ongoing research in the field of sports science or sports medicine
> Membership of sports science or sports medicine organisations
> Coaching qualification in a mainstream sport such as athletics,
> football, hockey or rugby
>
>
> Post 2: Senior Lecturer/Lecturer in Sports Physiotherapy
>
> Essential:
> Graduate or postgraduate qualification in physiotherapy
> Completed or in the process of attaining a higher degree in sports
> science or medicine
> knowledge of or qualification in sports rehabilitation with extensive
> experience
>
> Desirable:
> Diploma of sports physiotherapy
> Sports physiotheray practitioner
> Qualification in sports massage with experience
> Knowledge of sports first aid
> knowledge of the prevention and treatment of sports injuries
> Teaching experience at higher education level
We currently have two laboratories at Enfield, one wet & one dry, and
are just in the process of equipping them for biomechanics and
kinesiology. We have also linked with University College London for
a future development at the Archway site, North London, (attached
to the Whittington Hospital). We plan a centre for human
performance at this site and another for rehabilitation. New staff
members with an interest in human performance, testing and research
would have an opportunity to join us in the development of this lab
and in the development of both academic and commercial activities.
The closing date for applications is July 15 1999 and salaries are in
the region of :
Lecturer 14,500 to 24, 300 plus London weighting
Senior Lecturer 22, 300 to 29, 400 plus London weighting
Please check with human resources for exact amounts
If you are interested in either of these posts, please
contact Human Resources (0181 362-5000 - main switchboard) for an
application form. If you would like to discuss the posts or the
programme informally, please contact me on 0181 362-6964.
With regards - Rebecca.
Rebecca Cruickshank
Lecturer, Sport and Performance Therapy
Middlesex University
School of Health, Biological and Environmental Sciences
Tel +44 (0)181 362-6964
E-mail rebecca7@mdx.ac.uk
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Performance Therapy (still in its infancy). We have two posts
currently being advertised, one of which may interest those
with a strength in biomechanics.
> Post 1: Senior Lecturer in Sports Science and Coaching (Biomechanics)
>
> Essential:
> A relevant postgraduate qualification
A publication record and ability to contribute to the next RAE
Teaching qualification/experience sports science/caoching
> Desirable:
> Knowledge of biomechanics and kinesiology
> Ongoing research in the field of sports science or sports medicine
> Membership of sports science or sports medicine organisations
> Coaching qualification in a mainstream sport such as athletics,
> football, hockey or rugby
>
>
> Post 2: Senior Lecturer/Lecturer in Sports Physiotherapy
>
> Essential:
> Graduate or postgraduate qualification in physiotherapy
> Completed or in the process of attaining a higher degree in sports
> science or medicine
> knowledge of or qualification in sports rehabilitation with extensive
> experience
>
> Desirable:
> Diploma of sports physiotherapy
> Sports physiotheray practitioner
> Qualification in sports massage with experience
> Knowledge of sports first aid
> knowledge of the prevention and treatment of sports injuries
> Teaching experience at higher education level
We currently have two laboratories at Enfield, one wet & one dry, and
are just in the process of equipping them for biomechanics and
kinesiology. We have also linked with University College London for
a future development at the Archway site, North London, (attached
to the Whittington Hospital). We plan a centre for human
performance at this site and another for rehabilitation. New staff
members with an interest in human performance, testing and research
would have an opportunity to join us in the development of this lab
and in the development of both academic and commercial activities.
The closing date for applications is July 15 1999 and salaries are in
the region of :
Lecturer 14,500 to 24, 300 plus London weighting
Senior Lecturer 22, 300 to 29, 400 plus London weighting
Please check with human resources for exact amounts
If you are interested in either of these posts, please
contact Human Resources (0181 362-5000 - main switchboard) for an
application form. If you would like to discuss the posts or the
programme informally, please contact me on 0181 362-6964.
With regards - Rebecca.
Rebecca Cruickshank
Lecturer, Sport and Performance Therapy
Middlesex University
School of Health, Biological and Environmental Sciences
Tel +44 (0)181 362-6964
E-mail rebecca7@mdx.ac.uk
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