Job Description Te Whiwhinga mahi | The opportunity We are seeking a Senior Technologist (Teaching) to join our team at the Grafton campus. The Senior Technologist (Teaching) is a recognised technical education expert who collaborates with academic staff, students and stakeholders from the broader community to incorporate signature pedagogical practice aligned with their area of technical and clinical expertise. With a deep knowledge of practical methods and underlying theory in their area of focus, backed up by specific education qualifications or equivalent experience, they have extensive and proven ability to support the complex operations relevant to their field.

They play a crucial role by providing expert advice and facilitating the integration of specialised or advanced methods and techniques. They often make a substantial intellectual contribution to the design and delivery of effective pedagogical activities. Key responsibilities in the role include: Lead the development, preparation, restoration, and maintenance of wet specimens, plastinated anatomical teaching specimens, and bespoke high-impact teaching specimens.

Contribute to the operational oversight, management, and maintenance of the human teaching collections, including prosections, plastinated, and pathology potted specimens, ensuring appropriate life-cycle management of the anatomical specimen collections. Contribute to the preservation and preparation of human anatomical specimens, ensuring proper use of chemicals and techniques Lead the development of equipment inventory and capability for the facility, providing substantial input to capex proposals and business cases relating to assigned equipment. Design and Development of Pedagogically Sound Learning Materials and Contextually Relevant Learning Activities Delivered at technical-supported specialised learning spaces Incorporate signature pedagogical practice into teaching and learning activities, underpinning UoA's curriculum strategic direction.

Integrate technical experience into the design and development of effective pedagogical activities that align with course learning outcomes. This is a full-time (37.5 hours per week), permanent opportunity.

The remuneration for the role is $83,300 - $102,900 per annum, dependent on skills and experience. For more detailed information, please refer to the Position Description..