Part-time Lecturers - Community Health Nursing, Community Diagnosis, Nutrition and Health

Key Responsibilities

Research and Scholarship

• Develop proposals for grants and perform research.
• Supervise student projects and research.
• Participate in seminars and workshops to disseminate research output.
• Present evidence-based studies and research at workshops, seminars, and conferences.

Community Outreach

• Organize community activities with students in line with university guidelines.
• Evaluate community activities with students.
• Support partnerships and work with the community in line with university policy.

Liaison and Networking

• Participate in departmental meetings, conferences, and other events inside and outside the university.
• Assist in securing placements for students.

Mentorship

• Mentor students and new colleagues in the department.
• Take students for mentorship trips.
• Guide and advise weak students.
• Provide pastoral care by supporting individual student needs and acting as a personal tutor.

Teaching and Student Evaluation

• Teach and lecture students according to university guidelines.
• Set, moderate, administer, and mark examinations and provide feedback.
• Ensure students complete coursework as required.
• Perform any other duties assigned by the supervisor.

Qualifications and Requirements

• Specialization in any of the following fields: Community Health Nursing, Community Diagnosis, or Nutrition and Health.
• Minimum of 3 publication points, with at least two (2) in refereed journal papers.
• Must have supervised at least three (3) undergraduate students to completion as a lecturer.
• Qualify to register for a PhD in the relevant area of specialization.