About the Role
Owolabi University is a newly established, NUC-licensed private university in Osun State dedicated to delivering exceptional higher education and fostering impactful academic research. We are currently seeking a dynamic and qualified Assistant Lecturer in Medical Laboratory Science to join our vibrant Faculty of Allied and Health Science at our Osogbo campus. If you are passionate about teaching, mentoring the next generation of healthcare professionals, and advancing medical research, we invite you to be part of our founding academic community.
Key Responsibilities- Deliver engaging undergraduate lectures, seminars, and practical laboratory sessions in Medical Laboratory Science.
- Assess and evaluate student performance through examinations, quizzes, and continuous practical assessments.
- Supervise undergraduate student research projects and provide academic counseling and career guidance.
- Participate actively in curriculum development, departmental meetings, and university committee assignments.
- Conduct high-quality, impactful research and contribute to peer-reviewed publications in reputable academic journals.
- Engage in community service and institutional advancement initiatives on behalf of the university.
- Applicants must possess a research-based Master's Degree in Medical Laboratory Science or a closely related relevant discipline.
- Must possess a Master’s Degree result that qualifies for a PhD Degree in the relevant discipline.
- Must have formally registered for a PhD program in a reputable and recognized university.
- Must have at least one (1) year of full-time post-qualification academic or professional experience.
- Demonstrated potential for scholarly research and excellence in undergraduate teaching.
- Competitive remuneration package, proudly recognized as one of the best salary structures in the Nigerian higher educational system.
- A supportive, modern, and intellectually stimulating academic working environment.
- Ample opportunities for professional growth, career advancement, and academic development.