About the Role
Federal University Lafia invites dynamic and qualified academics to apply for the position of Lecturer II in Chemical Pathology and Immunology. Established in 2011, our institution is committed to expanding access to top-tier university education and driving impactful medical research in Nigeria. Join our prestigious College of Medicine and contribute to shaping the future of healthcare professionals in a rapidly growing academic environment.
Key Responsibilities- Deliver engaging lectures, tutorials, and practical laboratory sessions in Chemical Pathology and Immunology to undergraduate and postgraduate medical students.
- Supervise student research projects, dissertations, and laboratory practicals.
- Conduct high-quality academic research and publish findings in reputable peer-reviewed journals.
- Participate in departmental, faculty, and university committee meetings and academic administrative duties.
- Mentor students and provide academic advising to support their professional development.
- Collaborate with medical colleagues and healthcare institutions to advance clinical research and community health initiatives.
- Must possess a Ph.D. degree in Chemical Pathology, Immunology, or a directly relevant field from a recognized institution.
- Alternatively, candidates with a Master's degree plus at least two (2) peer-reviewed journal publications and a minimum of three (3) years of post-qualification teaching and research experience at the university level will be considered.
- Demonstrated track record of academic publications in recognized national and international journals.
- Strong interpersonal, communication, and leadership skills suited for an academic environment.
- Competitive salary structure aligned with Nigerian federal university standards.
- Opportunities for continuous professional development, conference attendance, and academic growth.
- Access to institutional research grants and modern laboratory facilities.
- A vibrant, supportive campus community located in Lafia, Nasarawa State.