PART-TIME LECTURER-APPLIED PHARMACOLOGY FOR NURSES – Welwitchia University 6 views

This role typically requires a Master's degree in Nursing, Pharmacy, or a related health science field, along with a strong background in pharmacology. Professional registration with the Namibia Nursing Council or a relevant health professional council is also usually mandatory.

Responsibilities include preparing and delivering engaging lectures on pharmacology topics relevant to nursing practice, assessing student assignments, and providing constructive feedback. You would also engage in curriculum development and stay updated on the latest advancements in pharmacology to ensure relevant content.

Namibian academic culture values professionalism, punctuality, and a strong commitment to student success and ethical teaching practices. Collaboration with colleagues and adherence to institutional policies regarding academic standards and administrative procedures are also highly regarded.

While part-time roles offer flexibility, consistent strong performance can lead to opportunities for increased teaching loads or full-time positions if available within the institution. Further academic qualifications, such as a PhD, could open doors to senior lecturer, research, or administrative roles in Namibian universities.

Part-time positions often have different benefit structures compared to full-time roles, usually not including comprehensive medical aid or pension schemes. However, specific terms regarding leave or other minor benefits would be outlined in the individual contract with the institution.

Namibian employers value a strong academic record, relevant practical experience in a healthcare setting, and demonstrated teaching ability and passion for education. A well-structured CV highlighting your expertise in pharmacology for nurses and a compelling cover letter demonstrating your alignment with the institution's values are crucial.