Pharmacology-asst.prof

**Key Responsibilities**:

- **Teaching and Instruction**:

- **Lecturing**: Deliver lectures on **pharmacology**, covering topics such as pharmacokinetics, pharmacodynamics, drug interactions, therapeutic drug monitoring, and the clinical use of medications.
- **Course Development**: Assist in the development, review, and updating of the pharmacology curriculum, ensuring alignment with current scientific advancements and medical practices.
- **Practical Sessions**: Conduct laboratory and practical sessions to demonstrate drug mechanisms, effects, and interactions. Supervise students in learning the experimental methods used to study drug effects.
- **Student Assessment**: Create and grade written exams, quizzes, lab reports, and assignments. Provide constructive feedback to students on their academic performance and understanding of pharmacological concepts.
- **Guidance and Mentorship**: Provide academic guidance to students, answering questions related to course material and helping them understand complex pharmacological concepts.
- **Research**:

- **Conduct Research**: Undertake independent and collaborative research in pharmacology, focusing on areas like drug development, drug safety, clinical pharmacology, and therapeutic interventions.
- **Research Collaboration**: Work with other departments or institutions on research projects that explore new drug therapies, pharmacokinetic modeling, drug delivery systems, or pharmacogenomics.
- **Research Supervision**: Supervise student research projects and theses related to pharmacology, helping them design experiments, analyze data, and prepare research papers.
- **Publish Research**: Regularly publish research findings in peer-reviewed journals, present at academic conferences, and contribute to advancing the field of pharmacology.
- **Clinical and Laboratory Supervision**:

- **Lab Management**: Manage pharmacology laboratories, ensuring that equipment is maintained, and safety protocols are followed. Guide students through experiments and demonstrations related to drug testing and analysis.
- **Administrative and Departmental Duties**:

- **Department Meetings**: Participate in departmental meetings to discuss teaching methodologies, curriculum updates, and student progress.
- **Accreditation and Compliance**: Ensure that the pharmacology program meets the necessary academic and regulatory standards required for accreditation.
- **Student Counseling**: Advise students on academic matters, career paths in pharmacology or pharmaceutical sciences, and research opportunities.
- **Professional Development**:

- **Stay Updated**: Continuously stay informed about the latest research, pharmaceutical developments, and advancements in pharmacological treatments and therapies.
- **Attend Conferences**: Attend academic conferences, workshops, and seminars to enhance professional knowledge and network with other experts in the field of pharmacology.
- **Teaching Enhancement**: Regularly assess and improve teaching methods, including incorporating the use of technology in the classroom and practical sessions (e.g., simulation software, virtual pharmacology labs).
- **Community and Industry Outreach** (Optional):

- **Public Awareness**: Participate in community outreach programs and seminars to educate the public on drug safety, proper medication use, and the importance of pharmacology in healthcare.
- **Collaborate with Industry**: Work with pharmaceutical companies, healthcare providers, or government agencies to stay abreast of the latest pharmaceutical trends and contribute to drug policy development.

**Qualifications**:

- **Educational Qualifications**:

- **Master's degree (M.Sc.)** in **Pharmacology**, **Pharmaceutical Sciences**, or a related field.
- **Ph.D.** in Pharmacology or a related field is highly desirable, especially for research-focused positions.

Pay: ₹20,000.00 - ₹45,945.51 per month

Work Location: In person