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Professor of Rehabilitation, University of Salford, Manchester, UK
We have an opportunity for a Professor to join our Centre for Human Movement and Rehabilitation (CHMR).
The Centre for Human Movement and Rehabilitation is a thriving research group focusing on a range of topics, including outcome measurement, clinical trials, digital technologies to support health behaviour change and prosthetic and orthotic design. With extensive investment from the University, we boast outstanding facilities, including human performance laboratories, markerless motion capture and cutting-edge ultrasound equipment.
The opportunity
The Professor of Rehabilitation is primarily focused on research. However, there will be contributions to research-informed teaching, further enhancing Salford's reputation in rehabilitation teaching, and inspiring the next generation of AHP researchers.
We welcome candidates with a background in allied health and focus on physical rehabilitation who can drive meaningful research impact for people and populations. We’re keen for applications from people in connected specialisms, human pain, long-term management of conditions, or hospital rehabilitation, or other areas that intersect with our research.
For Further information, see: https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DHT127/pr...rehabilitation
The Centre for Human Movement and Rehabilitation is a thriving research group focusing on a range of topics, including outcome measurement, clinical trials, digital technologies to support health behaviour change and prosthetic and orthotic design. With extensive investment from the University, we boast outstanding facilities, including human performance laboratories, markerless motion capture and cutting-edge ultrasound equipment.
The opportunity
The Professor of Rehabilitation is primarily focused on research. However, there will be contributions to research-informed teaching, further enhancing Salford's reputation in rehabilitation teaching, and inspiring the next generation of AHP researchers.
We welcome candidates with a background in allied health and focus on physical rehabilitation who can drive meaningful research impact for people and populations. We’re keen for applications from people in connected specialisms, human pain, long-term management of conditions, or hospital rehabilitation, or other areas that intersect with our research.
For Further information, see: https://www.jobs.ac.uk/job/DHT127/pr...rehabilitation