Lecturer in Anatomical Pathology (1 Position) at KCMC University offers an opportunity for qualified medical professionals to join the academic team within the School of Medicine. The position focuses on teaching, research, student supervision, curriculum development, and community service in the field of Anatomical Pathology. Successful candidates will contribute to academic excellence, professional training, and research development within the university.

The role involves teaching undergraduate and Master’s students through lectures, tutorials, seminars, and practical sessions while also supporting assessment, research supervision, and academic development activities. The selected candidate will work closely with the Department of Pathology, university management, and students to ensure effective learning and academic progress.

Key responsibilities include:

• Undergoing induction training in pedagogical skills where necessary
• Conducting lectures, tutorials, seminars, and practical sessions for undergraduate and Master’s programmes
• Conducting formative and summative assessments for students
• Setting, invigilating, and marking tests and examinations
• Supervising undergraduate and Master’s students’ research projects
• Attending departmental examiners’ meetings
• Participating in curriculum development activities
• Preparing teaching manuals and academic compendia
• Participating in development and management of university projects
• Conducting research and publishing research findings
• Mentoring junior academic staff
• Carrying out community outreach services
• Undertaking consultancy assignments
• Attending and organizing workshops, conferences, and symposia
• Performing additional duties assigned by university authorities

Required skills and attributes include:

• Ability to organize effective teaching and learning processes
• Ability to design, administer, and supervise assessments
• Ability to mark academic work and provide constructive feedback
• Ability to identify and support students facing learning difficulties
• Ability to conduct independent research
• Ability to supervise research and academic development activities
• Strong mentorship and leadership potential
• Strong specialist knowledge in Anatomical Pathology and teaching methodologies
• Adherence to professional ethics and confidentiality
• Integrity, respect, and professionalism
• Problem-solving and innovation skills

Educational qualifications include:

• Master of Medicine (M. Med) in Anatomical Pathology with a minimum GPA of 4.0 or overall average grade of B+
• Doctor of Medicine degree with a minimum GPA of 3.5 or overall average grade of B+

The university offers a competitive and attractive salary package together with fringe benefits in accordance with KCMC University Schemes of Service and Staff Regulations. The opening date for applications is 18 May 2026, and the deadline for submitting applications is 29 May 2026.