A medical faculty member who teaches structural biology—including gross anatomy, histology, and embryology—to undergraduate and postgraduate students. They balance intensive classroom and laboratory instruction with ongoing medical research, student mentorship, and departmental administration.
Core Responsibilities
- Teaching & Instruction: Deliver lectures, conduct demonstrations, and lead hands-on laboratory or cadaveric dissection sessions.
- Research & Scholarship: Conduct independent or collaborative research in biomedical sciences, publish findings in peer-reviewed journals, and apply for academic grants.
- Student Mentorship: Guide medical and allied health students, assist with research methodologies, and provide career and academic advising.
- Curriculum & Assessment: Develop syllabi, prepare lesson plans, and design or grade examinations.
- Institutional Service: Participate in departmental meetings, faculty development, and institutional committees.
Qualifications
- Education: Typically requires a postgraduate medical degree (MD in Anatomy) or a doctoral degree (Ph.D.) in Anatomy.
- Experience: Prior experience teaching at the university level or completion of postdoctoral fellowships is generally expected.
- Skills: Strong subject-matter expertise, effective communication, and the ability to utilize modern educational software and multimedia.
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Pay: ₹100,000.00 - ₹200,000.00 per month
Work Location: In person
