Lecturer (Nursing & Midwifery) - Full Time

About the role

Uganda Christian University is recruiting a full-time Lecturer in Nursing and Midwifery based in Kampala (Kamwokya). The role covers teaching, assessment, supervision and research in the medical school curriculum, with a focus on microbiology and anatomy.

Key responsibilities

• Take part in course administration and instruction for the medical school curriculum, delivering an integrated curriculum that blends science and clinical concepts with colleagues from other disciplines.
• Use varied teaching methods such as case-based instruction, group discussions, lectures, demonstrations, simulations, team-based learning and distance education.
• Assess undergraduate and postgraduate medical students through formative and summative assessments, and give them individual support, feedback and advice.
• Work with course and curriculum committees, fellow faculty and administrators to meet the school's curriculum goals.
• Supervise student microbiology sessions, treatment plans and competences, and act as clinical academic advisor and undergraduate microbiology portfolio supervisor when asked by the Head of Department.
• Conduct research in anatomy or a related field, publish original material (reviews, case studies, research results) and provide continuing professional development in microbiology.

Required profile

• Master of Science in Nursing or a related field from a recognised institution of higher learning.
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing from a recognised institution of higher learning.
• University teaching experience as Lecturer or Assistant Lecturer for at least two years, or as Tutorial Assistant for at least three years.
• At least one scholarly article, publication or research project/paper.
• Registered or eligible for full registration with the Uganda Medical and Dental Practitioners' Council.
• Proven ability to manage time, meet deadlines, teach and supervise undergraduates and graduates, and to conduct high-quality research.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills and a commitment to continuous professional development.
• Must be a committed and practicing Christian.