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Lecturer I (Human Anatomy)
About this role
Amadeus University in Amizi, Abia State invites applications for Lecturer I in Human Anatomy. The role is within the College of Medicine, in the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences / College of Health Sciences, and involves teaching MBBS, BDS and Allied Health courses, conducting lectures and practicals, assessing students, supervising laboratory work, and participating in research and administrative duties. The university is privately funded, NUC licensed, and follows CONMESS salary scale as applicable to rank. Candidates should have a PhD in a relevant field, teaching and research experience, and a record of scholarly publications. The position requires engagement in professional development and potential progression towards a PhD if not already held.
What you would do
- Teach assigned courses in Medical Physiology, Medical Biochemistry and Human Anatomy for MBBS, BDS and Allied Health Science programmes.
- Conduct lectures, tutorials and practical demonstrations.
- Prepare lecture notes, slides and laboratory manuals aligned with NUC and MDCN standards.
- Set, invigilate, mark and submit continuous assessment and examination scores within timelines.
- Participate in OSPE, OSCE and MBBS Professional Examinations.
- Supervise and organise practical classes; ensure laboratory safety and equipment maintenance.
- Enforce standard operating procedures and good laboratory practices.
- Undertake research under mentorship; aim for at least one peer-reviewed publication during probation.
- Serve as Course Adviser or Assistant Examination Officer when assigned; maintain records of attendance and assessments.
- Attend departmental, faculty and college meetings; contribute to accreditation and quality assurance.
What they are asking for
- PhD in a relevant field from a recognised university.
- Minimum of three years post-qualification teaching and research experience in a university.
- Verifiable record of scholarly publications in peer-reviewed journals.
- Registration with relevant professional associations in the discipline.
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