A reputable institution is inviting applications from qualified and experienced professionals to fill a range of academic and technical positions within the School of Health Sciences. These roles span across Medical Laboratory Sciences, Community Health, Public Health, Anatomy, and Physiology. The institution seeks to strengthen its teaching, research, and service delivery in health-related disciplines.
Below are the available positions along with detailed job descriptions for each.
Lecturer in Medical Laboratory Sciences – Clinical Chemistry (Ref: EMPR0294)
The Lecturer in Clinical Chemistry will contribute to teaching, research, and departmental service in the field of Medical Laboratory Sciences. The role involves preparing and delivering lectures, tutorials, and laboratory practicals in clinical chemistry. The lecturer will be responsible for supervising student projects, guiding postgraduate research, and contributing to curriculum development. Additionally, the position requires participation in departmental meetings, academic planning, and quality assurance processes.
The lecturer will engage in research activities that contribute to advancements in clinical chemistry and collaborate with colleagues on interdisciplinary projects. The position also includes providing mentorship to students, developing innovative teaching materials, and fostering professional linkages with healthcare institutions and industry partners.
Lecturer in Medical Laboratory Sciences – Hematology and Blood Transfusion (Ref: EMPR0295)
This lecturer will focus on teaching hematology and blood transfusion, including delivering lectures, conducting tutorials, and supervising laboratory sessions. The role includes developing teaching modules, guiding students in research projects, and ensuring that practical laboratory work aligns with professional standards in hematology and transfusion science.
The lecturer will contribute to research in hematology, presenting findings in scholarly forums, and publishing in peer-reviewed journals. Engagement in departmental committees, academic mentoring, and collaboration with health institutions in matters relating to blood safety and transfusion practices are also part of this role.
Lecturer in Medical Laboratory Sciences – Medical Microbiology (Ref: EMPR0296)
The lecturer in Medical Microbiology will be responsible for designing and delivering lectures, tutorials, and laboratory sessions in microbiology. This includes bacteriology, virology, mycology, and immunology. The lecturer will supervise undergraduate and postgraduate research projects while also contributing to curriculum reviews and updates.
The role involves conducting research in medical microbiology, publishing in scientific journals, and participating in academic conferences. The lecturer will also mentor students, support their academic development, and collaborate with colleagues across different disciplines in health sciences.
Lecturer in Medical Laboratory Sciences – Histopathology and Cytopathology (Ref: EMPR0297)
This lecturer will teach and supervise in the areas of histopathology and cytopathology. Responsibilities include preparing teaching materials, conducting laboratory demonstrations, and guiding student research projects in tissue pathology.
The lecturer will be expected to develop research projects in histopathology, contribute to departmental research output, and engage in professional practice collaborations with healthcare facilities. Other duties include participating in curriculum development and departmental academic planning.
Lecturer in Medical Laboratory Sciences – Molecular Diagnostics (Ref: EMPR0298)
The Lecturer in Molecular Diagnostics will lead teaching, laboratory instruction, and research in the field of molecular diagnostics. This includes designing course modules, conducting practical sessions in molecular biology techniques, and guiding students in research projects.
The lecturer will also be responsible for initiating and contributing to molecular research projects, ensuring integration of emerging technologies, and collaborating with healthcare and research institutions. Additional duties include participating in departmental committees and fostering linkages with industry stakeholders.
Lecturer in Medical Laboratory Sciences – Medical Parasitology (Ref: EMPR0299)
The lecturer will teach parasitology, with emphasis on human parasitic diseases, diagnostics, and control strategies. The role includes delivering lectures, conducting tutorials, and supervising laboratory sessions in parasitology.
The lecturer will undertake research in parasitology, publish findings in reputable journals, and present at academic forums. The position also requires participation in curriculum development, student mentorship, and collaboration with relevant research and health organizations.
Technologist – Medical Laboratory Sciences (Ref: EMPR0300)
The technologist will provide technical support for teaching and research in medical laboratory sciences. Duties include preparing laboratory materials, maintaining equipment, and ensuring compliance with laboratory safety standards.
The technologist will assist academic staff in supervising laboratory practicals, support student projects, and contribute to the smooth operation of laboratory activities. Additional responsibilities include inventory management and supporting research activities through technical expertise.
Technologist – Molecular Sciences (Ref: EMPR0301)
This role involves supporting laboratory teaching and research in molecular sciences. The technologist will prepare materials for molecular biology practicals, operate laboratory instruments, and ensure maintenance of molecular diagnostic equipment.
Responsibilities also include assisting staff and students during laboratory sessions, providing technical input for research projects, and ensuring adherence to laboratory safety and quality standards. The technologist will also help with record keeping and maintenance of laboratory resources.
Lecturer in Community Health (Ref: EMPR0302)
The lecturer will teach and supervise in the area of community health, covering topics such as disease prevention, health promotion, epidemiology, and health systems. Duties include preparing lectures, leading tutorials, and facilitating fieldwork.
The lecturer will also engage in community-based research, publish findings, and contribute to curriculum development. Mentorship of students, collaboration with community health organizations, and participation in departmental planning are additional responsibilities.
Laboratory Technician – Public Health (Ref: EMPR0303)
The laboratory technician will support teaching and research in public health laboratories. Duties include preparing laboratory equipment, supporting staff and students during practical sessions, and ensuring adherence to laboratory safety standards.
The technician will maintain accurate records of laboratory activities, manage supplies, and assist with research projects where technical expertise is required. The role also involves regular calibration and maintenance of laboratory instruments.
Adjunct Lecturer in Epidemiology (Ref: EMPR0304)
The adjunct lecturer will be responsible for teaching epidemiology on a part-time basis. Responsibilities include preparing and delivering lectures, supervising tutorials, and guiding students in research methodologies related to epidemiology.
The adjunct lecturer will also contribute to curriculum development, participate in seminars, and collaborate with faculty members in advancing teaching and research in epidemiology.
Tutorial Fellow in Human Physiology (Ref: EMPR0305)
The tutorial fellow will support teaching and learning in human physiology. Duties include preparing tutorials, conducting practical sessions, and assisting in lectures under the supervision of senior faculty.
The fellow will also be responsible for supervising student laboratory activities, supporting research projects, and engaging in academic mentorship. The position provides an opportunity for career development in academia.
Tutorial Fellow in Human Anatomy (Ref: EMPR0307)
The tutorial fellow will assist in teaching human anatomy, including gross anatomy, histology, and embryology. Responsibilities include preparing and conducting tutorials, assisting in lectures, and supervising laboratory sessions.
The role also involves supporting research in anatomy, guiding student dissections and practicals, and participating in departmental academic activities. This position serves as an entry point into academia for candidates pursuing a career in teaching and research.
Application Procedure
Interested applicants are invited to submit their applications by the stated deadline. Applications should include a detailed curriculum vitae and cover letter clearly indicating the reference number of the position being applied for.
