Post of Lecturer - Occupational Health & Safety at Mama Ngina University College (MNUC)

Position Overview

An exciting opportunity has arisen for a motivated professional to join Mama Ngina University College as a Lecturer in Occupational Health & Safety. This is an entry-level position for PhD degree holders within this cadre. The successful candidate will work under the direct supervision of a senior officer.

Required Qualifications

• An earned PhD or equivalent Doctoral degree in Population Health, Public Health, Public Reproductive Health, Epidemiology & Disease Control, Monitoring & Evaluation, Community Health, Occupational Health & Safety, or equivalent from an accredited and recognized University
• Master's degree in Population Health, Public Health, Public Reproductive Health, Epidemiology & Disease Control, Monitoring & Evaluation, Community Health, Occupational Health & Safety, or equivalent from an accredited and recognized University
• Bachelor's degree in Population Health from an accredited and recognized University
• At least three (3) years of teaching experience at University level or in research/industry
• A minimum of 24 publication points, of which at least 16 should be from refereed journal papers
• Evidence of attendance and contribution at conferences, seminars, or workshops
• Proficiency in computer applications

Preferred Qualifications

• Current registration by relevant professional statutory bodies
• Membership in a professional association

Key Responsibilities

• Lecturing in the area of specialization in accordance with the syllabus
• Coordinating course projects and practical work
• Preparing teaching and learning materials
• Setting, invigilating, and marking examinations and assignments
• Carrying out research work in a relevant field or specialization
• Preparing student progress reports
• Developing proposals for research funding
• Writing journal articles and books
• Presenting academic papers at conferences, seminars, workshops, and symposia
• Developing and reviewing academic programmes and curricula
• Supervising Tutorial and Junior Research Fellows and students