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Lecturer II (Physiology)
About this role
Amadeus University in Abia State is seeking a Lecturer II in Physiology for its College of Medicine. The role involves teaching courses in Medical Physiology, Medical Biochemistry and Human Anatomy to MBBS, BDS and Allied Health Science students, conducting lectures, tutorials and practicals, and preparing instructional materials. The position also covers assessment duties, supervision of laboratories, research activities, and various administrative and professional development tasks. Candidates should hold a PhD or a Master’s in a related field with at least three years of university teaching experience and evidence of research interest. The university operates under the CONMESS salary structure and is focused on innovation, excellence and high ethical standards."
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 in line with standards.
- Set, invigilate, mark and submit continuous assessments and examinations.
- Participate in OSPE, OSCE and MBBS Professional Examinations.
- Supervise and organise laboratory classes and enforce safety and SOPs.
- Undertake research and target at least one publication during probation.
- Serve as Course Adviser or Assistant Examination Officer when assigned.
- Attend meetings and contribute to accreditation and quality assurance activities.
- Attend workshops and pursue required professional development.
What they are asking for
- Doctorate (Ph.D.) in the relevant field or Master’s degree in the relevant field from a recognised university.
- Minimum of three years in a university as Assistant Lecturer or equivalent.
- Evidence of research interest and contributions to the discipline.
- Key competencies in university teaching, scholarly engagement and student support.
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