1. LECTURER (MEDICAL PHYSIOLOGY) :GRADE 12A          POST : 1     REF: TUM/ADVERT/EXT/RECR/1/L/MP/J/2026

Reporting To: Chairperson of Department

Professional Requirements

We are seeking an expert in Human Physiology to join our pre-clinical faculty. The ideal candidate will translate fundamental physiological concepts into clinical applications for medical students, utilizing modern, evidence-informed educational approaches.

Core Competencies

1. Advanced Medical Knowledge: A solid, evidence-based understanding of normal body functions and homeostatic mechanisms to explain complex physiological scenarios and case studies.
2. Clinical Reasoning: Ability to guide students in applying physiological principles to generate solutions to clinical case studies.
3. Pedagogical Excellence: Proficiency in using modern digital tools, e-learning platforms, and instructional strategies.
4. Interpersonal and Communication Skills: Excellent capability to convey complex, abstract concepts in a clear, engaging, and empathetic manner.
5. Scientific Inquiry and Professionalism: Commitment to continuous professional development, active biomedical research, and high ethical standards.

Required Qualifications

1. Education: A basic medical degree (MBChB, MD, or equivalent) and a postgraduate degree (MSc, MMed) in Human Physiology.
2. Licensure: Must hold a valid, active medical license and be in good standing with KMPDC.Required Experience
3. Experience: Minimum of 3 years of university-level or medical school teaching experience.

Key Responsibilities

1. Curriculum Delivery: Design and deliver lectures, tutorials, and practical laboratory sessions on core human physiological systems).
2. Clinical Integration: Bridge the gap between basic cellular/systems physiology and clinical pathology to prepare students for clinical rotations.
3. Student Assessment: Develop and administer formative and summative assessments, including objective structured practical examinations (OSPEs) and written exams.
4. Mentorship: Advise medical students on academic progression, research projects, and career development.

REMUNERATION

The following Public University Salaries and House Allowance Structures shall apply: