Teaching Fellow - Public Health

__________ FACULTY OF MEDICINE, CHRISTCHURCH | TE KAUPEKA WHAIORA, ŌTAUTAHI DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH About us | Mō mātou Our department is proud to offer outstanding opportunities for undergraduate teaching, postgraduate study, and research in public health. Public health addresses some of the biggest challenges facing our society and tackles questions such as:

• How do we promote equity and social justice in health outcomes?
• What are the likely impacts of climate change on health and what can we do about them?
• How can we address the high prevalence of preventable diseases such as heart disease and some cancers?
• How can we enable equitable access to health care?
• What does societal wellbeing mean and what does a healthy society look like?

Regardless of which aspect of public health interests you, it is a field in which you will make a difference. Together, we can shape the future of Aotearoa, ensuring a healthy environment, people, and communities. The role | Te mahi The Department of Public Health as part of the Faculty of Medicine, Christchurch, seeks to appoint a skilled and versatile Teaching Fellow to support and teach primarily into the Survey Methods (PUBH723), as well as undertaking some course materials development. This role will work closely with course convenors and assisting in developing teaching materials, practical sessions and assessments. Skills and experience | Kā pūkeka me kā wheako Key skills and experience expected in this role:

• Some teaching experience, with a desire to develop teaching and facilitate learning success.
• •    Experience with use of or demonstrated knowledge in social research methods, particularly surveys.
• Experience with development of surveys using software such as Qualtrics or REDCap
• Strong interpersonal skills and a willingness to work with students and staff from diverse academic and cultural backgrounds.
• Commitment to working in a culturally safe and respectful manner and demonstrated understanding and appreciation of Te Ao Māori, Te Tiriti o Waitangi principles, and Pasifika values.

Candidates who have several years teaching experience, and hold or working towards a PhD alongside knowledge of public health within the New Zealand context will be highly regarded. It would also be preferred if candidates have experience with distance teaching, and curriculum and/or course content. Further details | Pūroko This is a part time (0.2 FTE), fixed term position (July to December 2026) based in Ōtautahi, Christchurch, however, we are open to distance applicants from within New Zealand. The salary range for this role is $75,727 to $87,849 per annum (pro rata). The successful candidate will be appointed to an appropriate step on the Teaching Fellow scale based on qualifications, skills and experience. You must have the right to live and work in New Zealand to apply for this role. The University of Otago is a workplace that values and utilises diverse and inclusive thinking, people and behaviours. This means that we honour Te Tiriti o Waitangi and that the contributions of staff with diverse backgrounds, experiences, skills and perspectives are valued and respected. This is a unique opportunity for an energetic, creative, and committed individual to make a significant contribution in their chosen discipline while being well supported by a collegial and dynamic School and University. For further inquiries about this role contact Rose Crossin, via the contact details below. Application | Tono Candidates are requested to submit the following:

• CV
• Cover letter
• Names and email addresses of at least three referees

To submit your application, please click the apply button. Applications quoting reference number 2600882 will close on Sunday, 21 June 2026. Additional Information Note: As a part-time position, the salary range for this role will be the pro-rata equivalent of the annual full-time salary range listed. Contact: Rose Crossin Position details: Information Statement Guidelines for Academic Positions: Guidelines Further Information: Department Website Create an email with a link to this vacancy: Create email Location: About Christchurch