Associate Professor-Pharmacology

Raffles University; Neemrana; On-site; INR 400,000 - 600,000; Full time

Job summary

Raffles University in Neemrana, Rajasthan, invites applications for a pharmacology lecturer to join our faculty. You will deliver lectures and practicals to undergraduate and postgraduate students, prepare lesson plans, teaching schedules, and academic calendars, and employ interactive methods.

You will also pursue research, aim for publications in national and international journals, supervise student projects, and participate in seminars, workshops, and faculty development programmes.

Qualifications

• Undergraduate and postgraduate teaching experience expected.
• Ability to deliver pharmacology lectures and practicals.
• Experience with research and publications.

Responsibilities

• Deliver lectures and practical classes for UG and PG students.
• Prepare lesson plans, teaching schedules, and academic calendars.
• Deliver lectures on general pharmacology, systemic pharmacology, clinical pharmacology, and related subjects.
• Use innovative teaching methods, including presentations, case-based learning, and interactive sessions.
• Complete the prescribed syllabus within the stipulated academic session.
• Maintain attendance records, lecture diaries, and teaching-related documentation.
• Undertake research activities in pharmacology and publish in journals.
• Participate in seminars, conferences, workshops, and faculty development programmes.
• Guide students in research projects and scientific presentations.

Skills

Lecturing

Curriculum planning

Student mentoring

Research publication

Case-based learning

Presentation skills

Job description

Role & responsibilities

• Deliver Lectures and Practical Classes
• Conduct lectures and classroom teaching for undergraduate and postgraduate students.
• Prepare lesson plans, teaching schedules, and academic calendars.
• Deliver lectures on general pharmacology, systemic pharmacology, clinical pharmacology, and related subjects.
• Use innovative teaching methods, including presentations, case-based learning, and interactive sessions.
• Complete the prescribed syllabus within the stipulated academic session.
• Maintain attendance records, lecture diaries, and teaching-related documentation.
• Undertake research activities in the field of pharmacology.
• Publish research papers in reputed national and international journals.
• Participate in seminars, conferences, workshops, and faculty development programmes.
• Guide students in research projects and scientific presentations.