Part-Time Emergency Medicine Instructor: ACLS/PALS & Research

aku; Pakistan; On-site; PKR 1,004,000 - 1,674,000; Part time

Job summary

Aga Khan University in Karachi invites applications for the position of Instructor (Part-time) in the Adult Section, Department of Emergency Medicine. This role emphasizes undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, clinical supervision, and collaborative research in a busy academic clinical environment.

You will coordinate life-saving ACLS and PALS training, supervise SMOs, MOs, interns and students, contribute to audits and protocol development, and ensure JCIA and infection control standards are

Qualifications

• Post-graduate training in Emergency Medicine from a reputable institution is required.

Responsibilities

• Involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, research along with specified administrative and clinical responsibilities including floor coverage.
• Assigned in Tri age area to facilitate efficient patient flow and improve patient throughput.
• Coordinate and independently conduct life-saving training courses such as ACLS and PALS.
• Supervise and support SMOs, MOs, interns, and students in clinical decision-making and patient management.
• Conduct research on topics of interest in Emergency Medicine and publish at least one original paper each year.
• Participate in departmental administrative committees and contribute to clinical audits, protocol development, and quality improvement initiatives.
• Ensure JCIA, infection control, and safety compliance in all clinical practices.

Education

FCPS Part I / MRCEM

Eligible for FCPS-II or equivalent

Job description

Aga Khan University in Karachi invites applications for the position of Instructor (Part-time) in the Adult Section, Department of Emergency Medicine. This role emphasizes undergraduate and postgraduate teaching, clinical supervision, and collaborative research in a busy academic clinical environment.

You will coordinate life-saving ACLS and PALS training, supervise SMOs, MOs, interns and students, contribute to audits and protocol development, and ensure JCIA and infection control standards are