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Lecturer I (Physiology)
About this role
The role is for a Lecturer I in Physiology at Amadeus University in Abia. It targets candidates with a PhD and post-qualification teaching and research experience who will teach medical physiology and related subjects to MBBS, BDS and allied health students. The university is a private, NUC-licensed institution with a CONMESS salary scale and aims to deliver innovation and excellence in higher education. Responsibilities include teaching courses, preparing materials, conducting assessments, supervising laboratories, participating in professional examinations, and engaging in research, administration, and professional development. The department expects active participation in accreditation, quality assurance, and committee work as part of academic duties.
What you would do
- Teach assigned courses in Medical Physiology, Medical Biochemistry and Human Anatomy for MBBS, BDS and Allied Health Science students
- Conduct lectures, tutorials and practical demonstrations
- Prepare lecture notes, slides and laboratory manuals compliant with standards
- Set, invigilate, mark and submit CA and Examination scores within timelines
- Participate in OSPE, OSCE and MBBS Professional Examinations
- Supervise and organise practical classes; ensure laboratory safety and equipment maintenance
- Undertake research and participate in departmental seminars; aim for at least one peer-reviewed publication during probation
- Serve as Course Adviser or Assistant Examination Officer when assigned; maintain accurate attendance and assessment records
- Attend departmental, faculty and college meetings; contribute to accreditation and quality assurance
- Attend workshops and pursue professional development; register for a PhD if not already held
What they are asking for
- Doctorate degree (Ph.D.) in the relevant field from a recognised university
- Minimum of three (3) years post-qualification teaching and research experience in a university
- Adequate and verifiable record of scholarly publications in reputable, peer-reviewed journals
- Registration with the relevant professional associations in the discipline
- Competencies in university-level teaching, student assessment, research and publications, supervision, curriculum development, academic administration, and professional engagement
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