Lecturer in Digital Health Sciences & AI

Company: King's College London
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Location: London
Job Description:

Overview

In this role you shape the brand-new Master of Digital Health, combining teaching, research and academic service. You will contribute to curriculum design, coordinate modules, and supervise dissertations while advancing a research programme in digital health and responsible AI. You will collaborate with King’s Health Partners and external partners to translate research into education and practice, focusing on safety, governance and health equity. This position offers a pathway to influence education and innovation across health and care.

Pay / Benefits

  • 35 hours per week
  • indefinite contract
  • salary £53,947-£63,350 per annum including London Weighting

Responsibilities

  • Co-lead the Introduction to Digital Health module and contribute teaching across the programme
  • Design and deliver curriculum, assessments and feedback; support student development
  • Supervise Master’s dissertations and applied projects
  • Develop an independent, collaborative research programme in digital health and responsible AI
  • Publish high-quality research and contribute to funding proposals
  • Build interdisciplinary collaborations within the Department, with King’s and external partners
  • Engage with NHS organisations, industry, patients and the public as appropriate for research impact

Key requirements

  • PhD or equivalent in digital health, AI, health informatics, health data science, population health or related field
  • Specialist knowledge in digital health and AI with focus on responsible and equitable innovation
  • Experience designing and delivering teaching, including curriculum or assessment development
  • Experience of assessment, feedback and supervision of student research or applied work
  • Evidence of high-quality research outputs and interdisciplinary collaborations or funding experience
  • Experience coordinating educational, research or project activities and meeting deadlines
  • collaboration
  • communication
  • project management
  • digital health
  • artificial intelligence for health
  • health informatics

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Posted: October 16th, 2026