Tangaza University College is a private, Catholic university in Nairobi, Kenya.

Lecturer - Clinical Medicine

Job TypeFull Time

QualificationBA/BSc/HND , MBA/MSc/MA

Experience2 years

LocationNairobi

Job FieldEducation / Teaching / Training , Medical / Healthcare

Minimum Qualifications and Experience

• Master’s: Clinical Medicine or a related health science (e.g. Family Medicine, Public Health, Medical Education, a clinical speciality).
• Bachelor’s: Clinical Medicine (and Community Health).
• Experience: At least two (2) years’ teaching experience at university or college level.

REQUIREMENTS COMMON TO ALL POSTS

• Degrees from universities recognised by the Commission for University Education (CUE). Foreign qualifications must be recognised or equated by CUE.
• Current registration and a valid practising licence with the relevant regulatory body, where the profession is regulated.
• Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya (integrity), where applicable, and be able to provide a Certificate of Good Conduct.
• Willingness to teach and supervise across classroom, laboratory or skills-lab, clinical and community settings as the programme requires.
• Good communication, mentorship, teamwork and ICT/e-learning skills.
• Commitment to the mission and values of Tangaza University.

KEY DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

All lecturer posts carry the following duties:

• Plan and teach undergraduate courses in the relevant programme using learner-centred methods.
• Conduct practical, skills-lab or computer-lab sessions and supervise students during clinical, field and community placements.
• Prepare course outlines and teaching materials, and set, mark and moderate examinations and continuous assessments, including practical examinations such as OSCEs where applicable.
• Supervise student research projects.
• Contribute to curriculum development and review in line with the requirements of CUE and the relevant regulatory body.
• Engage in research, publication and community outreach.
• Mentor and advise students, and serve on departmental and university committees.

• Plan and teach undergraduate courses in the relevant programme using learner-centred methods.
• Conduct practical, skills-lab or computer-lab sessions and supervise students during clinical, field and community placements.
• Prepare course outlines and teaching materials, and set, mark and moderate examinations and continuous assessments, including practical examinations such as OSCEs where applicable.
• Supervise student research projects.
• Contribute to curriculum development and review in line with the requirements of CUE and the relevant regulatory body.
• Engage in research, publication and community outreach.
• Mentor and advise students, and serve on departmental and university committees.

• Good communication
• mentorship
• teamwork
• ICT/e-learning skills

• Master’s: Clinical Medicine or a related health science (e.g. Family Medicine, Public Health, Medical Education, a clinical speciality).
• Bachelor’s: Clinical Medicine (and Community Health).
• Degrees from universities recognised by the Commission for University Education (CUE). Foreign qualifications must be recognised or equated by CUE.
• Current registration and a valid practising licence with the relevant regulatory body, where the profession is regulated.
• Meet the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution of Kenya (integrity), where applicable, and be able to provide a Certificate of Good Conduct.
• Willingness to teach and supervise across classroom, laboratory or skills-lab, clinical and community settings as the programme requires.