About the Role
Amadeus University, Amizi, a newly licensed private institution by the Federal Government and the National Universities Commission (NUC), is dedicated to pioneering 21st-century education and research in Nigeria. We are currently seeking a dynamic and accomplished Senior Lecturer in Physiology to join our prestigious College of Medicine within the Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences. If you are passionate about shaping the future of healthcare professionals through rigorous academic standards and impactful research, we invite you to be part of our founding legacy.
Key Responsibilities- Deliver engaging university-level lectures and practical sessions in Physiology to undergraduate and postgraduate students.
- Develop, update, and review curricula to meet modern medical education standards and industry demands.
- Conduct high-impact research and maintain a verifiable record of scholarly publications in reputable peer-reviewed journals.
- Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate student research projects and academic progress.
- Participate actively in departmental administration, committee work, and university events.
- Engage in professional networking and contribute to community development initiatives.
- Must possess a Doctorate degree (Ph.D.) in Physiology or a closely related relevant field from a recognized university.
- A minimum of six (6) years of post-qualification teaching and research experience in a tertiary institution.
- Demonstrated record of scholarly publications in reputable, peer-reviewed academic journals.
- Valid registration with relevant professional regulatory bodies in the discipline.
- Strong competencies in academic administration, student assessment, and curriculum development.
- Competitive remuneration package based on the approved CONMESS salary structure for Nigerian universities.
- Opportunities for career advancement within a rapidly growing and innovative academic institution.
- Access to modern research facilities and a vibrant, supportive campus community in Abia State.