Job Title
Lecturer of Cellular Therapy
Background
This position is responsible for teaching and supervising undergraduate and postgraduate medical students in the field of cellular therapy within a laboratory setting. The incumbent will play a crucial role in developing and delivering high-quality laboratory-based learning experiences that enhance student understanding of key concepts and practical skills.
Key Responsibilities:
Teaching & Instruction:
Design, develop, and deliver laboratory-based teaching materials (e.g., manuals, protocols, demonstrations) for undergraduate and postgraduate medical students.
Supervise and guide students during laboratory sessions, ensuring their safety and providing individual instruction and feedback.
Assess student performance through practical examinations, assignments, and presentations.
Maintain accurate records of student attendance, performance, and progress.
Laboratory Management:
Manage and maintain laboratory equipment and resources, ensuring their proper functioning and safety.
Order and maintain inventory of laboratory supplies and reagents.
Ensure the laboratory environment is clean, organized, and safe for students and staff.
Develop and implement laboratory safety protocols and procedures.
Research & Development:
Conduct independent research in the field of Stem Cell and Regenerative Medicine, contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field.
Collaborate with other faculty members on research projects and publications.
Guide and mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students in research projects.
Present research findings at conferences and publish research articles in peer-reviewed journals.
Job Description
Supporting the core faculty members in teaching of Master of Stem-cell and Regenerative Medicine (Cellular Therapy)
Supporting the core faculty in preparing course description, implementing various assessment methods and preparing course, specification, course reports etc as per the NCAAA norms.
Contribute/involve in scholarly research and publication activity related to the field
Undertaking a range of administrative tasks thru various committees, university services and social responsibilities
Ensure that the courses are taught in accordance with the learning objectives
Job Type
Full Time Faculty Member
Discipline
Cellular Therapy (Stem-cell and Regenerative Medicine)
Preffered Qualification & Experience
Masters in related field (Medical Laboratory Science) With min of 2-years experience.
Qualification from the western accredited universities will be preferred.
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