MAIN ACCOUNTABILITIES & EXPECTATIONS

• Teach Community Medicine subjects (including Research Methodology, Biostatistics and Epidemiology) to medical students.
• Evaluate student’s learning using various methods of assessments including MCQ, SAQ, portfolios, research-based assignments etc.
• Compiles, administers, and grades examinations
• Advise students on academic, research and vocational matters.
• Active participation in departmental assignments and student activities as assigned by the department chair or college dean.
• Serve on department, faculty and university committees as appointed or elected.

REQUIRED SKILLS

Preference will be given to candidates who possess the following :

• Strong interpersonal skills that can produce effective professor-student interactions during both one-on-one (student advising) and in group (classroom) sessions.
• An outstanding record of academic performance, and demonstrated expertise in community medicine/ public health are encouraged to apply.
• Outstanding/ demonstrated ability in teaching community medicine/ public health subjects and its application.
• Strong teaching skills in one or more subject within the prescribed curriculum and experience or evidence of potential.
• Experience in preparing and delivering computer-assisted courses content to students.
• Demonstrated experience in delivering training courses and conducting research related to medical education.
• Membership in Public Health related bodies at the national and international levels.
• Desire for self-improvement.
• Sincere interest in assisting each student within a diverse and multi-cultural community to maximize their academic, spiritual and personal potential.
• Team player that is motivated to strengthen and advance the department and the college.
• Experience in applying advanced statistical methods to setting standards in students’ assessment at the college.
• Experience in Problem Based Learning is highly desirable.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.

REQUIRED QUALIFICATIONS:

• Ph.D. in Community Medicine/Public Health or other health-related field.
• At least 3 years teaching experience in medical colleges.

QUALIFICATIONS

Phd

To teach Community Medicine subjects for medical students within an integrated, problem based curriculum.