Titleholders
Welcome to the Faculty of Health and Medical Sciences Titleholder resource centre. Titleholders are an integral part of our community and deliver expertise knowledge and experience to our students learning experience.
Being a titleholder means that you contribute not only to your own career, but to the development of high-quality colleagues/clinicians through teaching, research, and leadership.
Why become a titleholder?
Becoming a titleholder at the University of Adelaide provides many benefits both personally and professionally.
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Library services for Titleholders
As valued members of the University of Adelaide community, titleholders are actively encouraged to make use of the full use of the range of resources provided by the library throughout the duration of their honorary title.
This includes but is not limited to:
- Access to key Health and Medical journals.
- Access to the University library and research facilities.
- Access to key software programs.
- A tailored training service providing guides regarding software, research, data management, referencing and library searching.
- Access to the University of Adelaide community network.
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Research services for Titleholders
An honorary title also presents benefits as it relates to conducting research.
This includes but is not limited to:
- The ability to write and submit grant applications.
- Access to University of Adelaide research facilities.
- Access to Intellectual Property protection on research conducted whilst a titleholder.
- Access to research Insurance. To find out how UOA insurances impact your contributions, please contact the Insurance Office for further details.
- Access to Open Access Publishing across 15 different publishers (waves individual article processing charges when publishing research).
- Access to study design and data analysis resources/support.
How to apply
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Before applying
- Before applying for a new or promoted title, please use the honorary roles guide to identify the most suitable title level to apply for based upon your experience (Levels A>E).
- You must also be ready to accept:
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What you'll need
To complete the online form, you'll need to provide:
- An updated CV which highlights your experience/qualifications in the areas of teaching, research, and leadership.
- Your AHPRA Registration details (Clinical Titleholders Only).
- Relevant police screening clearances if applying for an honorary title which is a prescribed position, (Working with Children Check (DSCI)/Police check (SAPOL)).
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Access the online form
For titleholders
Current titleholders
See our specialised page for titleholders, which highlights news/events, new teaching opportunities, key contacts and support.