Assistant Professor

Job Description

Role & responsibilities An Assistant Professor in Pharmacology is a faculty position at a university or research institution, focusing on the study of drugs and their effects on living organisms . They teach pharmacology courses, conduct research in the field, and mentor students. Key Responsibilities: Teaching: Delivering lectures, conducting lab sessions, and assessing students' understanding of pharmacological principles. Research: Conducting experiments, analyzing data, publishing findings in scientific journals, and seeking research funding. Mentoring: Advising and guiding graduate and undergraduate students on their academic and research pursuits. Service: Contributing to departmental activities, such as curriculum development and outreach programs. Qualifications: Ph.D. in Pharmacology or a related field: This is the standard requirement for an Assistant Professor position. Strong research background: A Ph.D. thesis, publications in peer-reviewed journals, and research experience are essential. Teaching experience: Experience in teaching or presenting research findings is also valuable. Communication and interpersonal skills: Effective communication and mentorship abilities are crucial for interacting with students and colleagues. Analytical and research skills. Laboratory techniques. Scientific knowledge. Communication skills. Teamwork. Attention to detail. Preferred candidate profile