The institution is seeking to fill several academic and administrative positions across different schools and campuses. These positions provide an opportunity for professionals who are passionate about teaching, research, and student support services to contribute to academic excellence and institutional growth.
The available positions span the School of Pharmacy, School of Education, student recruitment, and administrative services. Each role carries distinct responsibilities that align with the institution’s mission to deliver quality education, foster innovation, and create a conducive environment for learning and holistic student development.
Below are the open positions with detailed job descriptions for each.
1. Lecturer in Pharmaceutical Chemistry
School/Faculty: School of Pharmacy
Campus: Thika
Deadline: Saturday, 30 August 2025
The Lecturer in Pharmaceutical Chemistry will be expected to provide high-quality teaching and engage in research within the discipline of pharmaceutical sciences. The role requires the development of innovative learning methods that will equip students with both theoretical knowledge and practical skills in the field.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare and deliver lectures, tutorials, and laboratory sessions on topics related to pharmaceutical chemistry.
- Develop course materials, lesson plans, and assessments that align with the curriculum.
- Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate students in laboratory projects and research activities.
- Engage in scholarly research, publication, and contribution to the advancement of knowledge in pharmaceutical chemistry.
- Participate in departmental meetings, curriculum reviews, and program development activities.
- Provide mentorship and academic guidance to students.
- Collaborate with colleagues within the School of Pharmacy and across other departments to promote interdisciplinary learning and research.
- Contribute to community outreach initiatives and professional development programs within the pharmaceutical field.
2. Lecturer in Pharmaceutics and Pharmacy Practice
School/Faculty: School of Pharmacy
Campus: Thika
Deadline: Saturday, 30 August 2025
The Lecturer in Pharmaceutics and Pharmacy Practice will focus on teaching and research in the areas of drug formulation, delivery systems, and pharmacy practice. The role requires the ability to blend scientific knowledge with practical applications that prepare students for professional practice.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver lectures and practical sessions on pharmaceutics, drug formulation, dispensing, and pharmacy practice.
- Guide students through practical exercises that enhance their competencies in drug preparation, dosage design, and pharmaceutical technology.
- Conduct research in pharmaceutics and pharmacy practice and disseminate findings through academic publications.
- Supervise undergraduate and postgraduate student research projects.
- Contribute to curriculum development and ensure course content reflects current industry trends and regulatory requirements.
- Provide mentorship and academic support to students pursuing careers in pharmacy.
- Participate in departmental seminars, workshops, and faculty meetings.
- Collaborate with industry and regulatory bodies to ensure training meets professional practice standards.
3. Lecturer in Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacy
School/Faculty: School of Pharmacy
Campus: Thika
Deadline: Saturday, 30 August 2025
The Lecturer in Pharmacology and Clinical Pharmacy will be tasked with teaching and conducting research in pharmacological sciences and clinical pharmacy. The role involves integrating classroom instruction with practical clinical experiences to enhance the preparedness of students for real-world healthcare environments.
Key Responsibilities
- Teach undergraduate and postgraduate courses in pharmacology, toxicology, and clinical pharmacy.
- Provide practical demonstrations on drug actions, interactions, and therapeutic applications.
- Engage in research and publish findings in peer-reviewed journals.
- Supervise students undertaking research projects and clinical attachments.
- Participate in curriculum design and revision to ensure alignment with healthcare and pharmaceutical industry requirements.
- Mentor students on career pathways in clinical pharmacy and related fields.
- Collaborate with hospitals, pharmacies, and healthcare institutions for clinical placements and experiential learning opportunities.
- Contribute to faculty activities including seminars, workshops, and professional conferences.
4. Lecturer in Hearing Impairments (One Position)
School/Faculty: School of Education
Campus: Thika
Deadline: Saturday, 23 August 2025
The Lecturer in Hearing Impairments will provide specialized teaching and research in special needs education, focusing on learners with hearing impairments. The position requires sensitivity, innovation, and a commitment to inclusive education.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver lectures and tutorials on education for learners with hearing impairments.
- Develop instructional materials and teaching strategies tailored to learners with special needs.
- Supervise student teachers in fieldwork and teaching practice in special education contexts.
- Engage in research to advance inclusive education practices and disseminate findings through academic forums.
- Mentor students preparing to work in special education, equipping them with both theory and practical approaches.
- Contribute to curriculum development in special needs education.
- Collaborate with other faculty members, schools, and community organizations to enhance support for learners with disabilities.
- Participate in departmental and faculty-wide academic and professional development activities.
5. Lecturers, School of Education
School/Faculty: School of Education
Campus: Thika
Deadline: Saturday, 30 August 2025
Lecturers in the School of Education will contribute to teaching, research, and academic development in various areas of education. The role encompasses both undergraduate and postgraduate teaching responsibilities, as well as research and community engagement.
Key Responsibilities
- Deliver lectures and tutorials across different education-related courses within the School of Education.
- Participate in supervision of students on teaching practice, research projects, and fieldwork.
- Contribute to the development and revision of curricula in education programs.
- Undertake academic research and publish findings in reputable journals.
- Engage in departmental and institutional service activities, including committees and academic boards.
- Mentor students and provide academic guidance to enhance their learning experiences.
- Promote best practices in pedagogy, inclusive education, and use of technology in teaching and learning.
- Build linkages with schools and educational organizations to strengthen training and practical exposure for students.
6. Student Recruitment Officer (Kitale) – One Position
School/Faculty: Directorate of Communications and Student Recruitment
Campus: Kitale
Deadline: Tuesday, 26 August 2025
The Student Recruitment Officer will be responsible for promoting the institution and attracting prospective students through various outreach and communication strategies. The role requires excellent communication, marketing, and organizational skills.
Key Responsibilities
- Develop and implement student recruitment strategies and outreach programs within Kitale and surrounding regions.
- Conduct school visits, career fairs, and information sessions to promote academic programs.
- Advise prospective students and their parents on courses, admission requirements, and career prospects.
- Work closely with the admissions office to ensure a smooth recruitment and enrollment process.
- Maintain accurate records of recruitment activities and outcomes.
- Collaborate with colleagues in marketing, communications, and academic departments to support recruitment campaigns.
- Monitor trends in student enrollment and provide feedback to guide institutional planning.
- Represent the institution at official functions, fairs, and events.
7. Lifeguard and Pool Attendant (One Position)
School/Faculty: Central Administration
Campus: Malindi
Deadline: Thursday, 28 August 2025
The Lifeguard and Pool Attendant will be responsible for ensuring the safety of swimmers and maintaining the cleanliness and order of the swimming pool facilities. The role requires vigilance, safety awareness, and customer service skills.
Key Responsibilities
- Monitor swimming pool activities and ensure safety of swimmers at all times.
- Enforce pool rules and regulations to prevent accidents and injuries.
- Perform lifesaving and first aid procedures when necessary.
- Maintain cleanliness and hygiene of the swimming pool and surrounding areas.
- Assist in the operation and maintenance of pool equipment.
- Provide excellent customer service to pool users and respond to inquiries.
- Report incidents, accidents, or maintenance issues to the appropriate authority.
- Support recreational and training programs conducted at the swimming pool.
Application Procedure
Interested candidates are invited to apply for the listed positions before the respective deadlines. Each application should be submitted through the designated application portal.
