Lecturer:Pharmacy Health Sciences

Nelson Mandela University; Gqeberha; On-site; ZAR 500 000 - 700 000; Full time

Job summary

Nelson Mandela University seeks a Clinical Pharmacy lecturer to facilitate learning and conduct research. The role involves teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students, developing educational materials, and engaging with the community. Candidates must have a Master's degree in Pharmacy and relevant experience.

Qualifications

• Master’s degree in Pharmacy required, preferably Clinical Pharmacy.
• At least 2 years of relevant lecturing experience.
• Professional registration with the South African Pharmacy Council is mandatory.

Responsibilities

• Facilitating learning and teaching in Clinical Pharmacy.
• Conducting and publishing research in Clinical Pharmacy.
• Involvement in community engagement programs.

Skills

Clinical Pharmacy knowledge

Teaching

Research publication

Interpersonal skills

Teamwork

Communication

Computer skills

Education

Master’s degree in Pharmacy

Job description

Nelson Mandela University reserves the right not to make an appointment. In considering candidates for appointment into the advertised posts, preference will be accorded to persons from a designated group in accordance with the approved Nelson Mandela University Employment Equity Plan.

CORE PURPOSE OF JOB

To facilitate the acquisition of knowledge and skills by undergraduate pharmacy students for them to function effectively within the field of Pharmacy.

To conduct and lead research, facilitate the acquisition of research knowledge and skills amongst undergraduate and postgraduate students.

To contribute to community engagement and to be involved in the core functions of the University.

KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS

• Facilitating learning, teaching and work integrated learning in Pharmacy, particularly, Clinical Pharmacy.
• Development of theoretical and practical learning and material in Clinical Pharmacy.
• Conducting, supervising and publishing research in Clinical Pharmacy.
• Involvement in short learning programs in the department.
• Involvement in community engagement programs.
• Perform other administrative duties as designated by the Head of the Discipline/Department.

CORE COMPETENCIES

• An in-depth knowledge of the theory and practice of Clinical Pharmacy and associated disciplines.
• Teaching and supervision of undergraduate and postgraduate students and pharmacy professionals undergoing supplementary training.
• Conduct Clinical Pharmacy research and publish in relevant accredited peer-reviewed journals.
• Application for and administration of research grants.
• Pharmacy profession/stakeholder liaison and networking.
• Good computer skills.
• Knowledge and implementation of, or an ability for, facilitation using blended learning methods.
• Strong teamwork and collaboration skills.
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills.

REQUIREMENTS

• Master’s degree in Pharmacy (preferably Clinical Pharmacy, however, Pharmacy Practice and Pharmacology will be considered).
• At least two years (24 continuous months) relevant lecturing and/or related working experience in a clinical environment.
• Professional registration as a practicing Pharmacist with the South African Pharmacy Council is mandatory.

ADDED ADVANTAGES

• Experience in programme and module development.
• Current and/or previous involvement in undergraduate and postgraduate research supervision.

Please note that no late applications will be accepted.

Candidates are to carefully read the requirements and provide a cover letter which sets out how they meet the post requirements as set out in this advertisement. An updated CV, proof of registration as a pharmacist with the SAPC, and a copy of qualifications are to be provided.