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Lecturer |
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Faculty Members College of Pharmacy |
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College
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Pharmacy
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Department
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Department of Pharmacy Practice and Pharmacotherapeutics |
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Job Purpose
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Main accountabilities & expectations
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- Teaching: Teach students about pharmacology and pharmacy practice principles and practices. This includes preparing and delivering lectures, conducting laboratory sessions, and assessing student learning through examinations and other assignments.
- Curriculum development: Developing and updating the pharmacology curriculum, including selecting appropriate textbooks and other resources and incorporating current research and developments in the field.
- Advising: Provide academic advising to students, including guidance on course selection, career paths, and research opportunities.
- Professional development: The lecturer is expected to maintain their knowledge and expertise in the field by attending conferences, workshops, and other professional development opportunities.
- Collaboration: Collaborate with other faculty members and researchers in the field of pharmacology, both within the university and in the broader scientific community.
- Service: Serve on committees and participate in other service activities within the university and in the community, such as providing educational outreach and engaging with industry and government stakeholders.
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Required Skills
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- Strong knowledge of pharmacology principles and practices, including drug discovery, pharmacokinetics, and pharmacodynamics.
- Excellent teaching skills, including the ability to explain complex concepts in an accessible and engaging manner and to adapt teaching methods to different learning styles.
- Effective oral and written communication skills, including communicating research findings to diverse audiences.
- Strong interpersonal skills, including working collaboratively with colleagues, students, and stakeholders.
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Desirable Requirements
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- A Master's in pharmaceutical sciences (pharmacology or clinical pharmacology tracks) is a MUST, demonstrating a higher specialization level and research expertise.
- Previous experience teaching pharmacology courses at the undergraduate or graduate level, either as a lecturer, teaching assistant, or tutor.
- Research experience in pharmacology or a related field, including a publication record in peer-reviewed journals.
- Experience with laboratory techniques and equipment commonly used in pharmacology research, such as animal models, cell cultures, and biochemical assays.
- Experience with online learning platforms and technologies, including learning management systems and virtual laboratories.
- Excellent communication skills (Arabic and English speaking and writing).
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Job Location
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University of Sharjah (Main) , University of Sharjah (Main), |
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Job Criteria
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Gender |
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Qualification |
Master's degree |
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Relevant Experience |
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Living In UAE |
Open for all |
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Nationality |
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