Title: Associate Professor, Anatomy Department
Company Name: Divine Mercy Medical College
Vacancy: 01
Age: Na
Job Location: Gazipur (Kaliganj)
Salary: Negotiable
Experience: --
Published: 2026-06-14
Application Deadline: 2026-06-27
Education:
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Skills Required:
Additional Requirements:
Responsibilities & Context:
1. Advanced Teaching Responsibilities
A. Core Subject Delivery
The Associate Professor delivers instruction across all major subdivisions of anatomy at an advanced level.
B. Teaching Methods
The Associate Professor employs diverse teaching methodologies:
Large group lectures for MBBS, BDS, and allied health students
Small group tutorials and problem-based learning sessions
Dissection hall supervision - guiding students through cadaveric dissection with emphasis on clinical relevance
Practical demonstrations using prosected specimens, models, and imaging
C. Curriculum Development
As a senior faculty member, the Associate Professor actively contributes to:
Curriculum review and updating in accordance with BMDC and DGME guidelines
Implementation of competency-based medical education (CBME)
Integration of newer technologies including digital anatomy tools, 3D models, and virtual dissection software
Alignment of teaching objectives with national standards
D. Educational Tool Preparation
The Associate Professor is responsible for creating and updating:
Lecture presentations and teaching materials
Dissection guides and prosection demonstrations
Histology slide selections and atlases
Assessment tools for both formative and summative evaluation
2. Student Assessment and Examination Administration
A. Undergraduate Assessment (MBBS/BDS)
The Associate Professor plays a senior role in the comprehensive assessment system:
Formative Assessment (In-course):
Conducting term examinations (three terms during Phase I)
Administering card final examinations (six per year)
Evaluating practical notebooks, dissection records, and histology drawings
Summative Assessment (Professional Examinations):
Serving as examiner for university First Professional MBBS examinations
Setting question papers for theory examinations
Evaluating answer scripts
Conducting practical and oral (viva voce) examinations
B. Quality Assurance in Assessment
The Associate Professor contributes to:
Ensuring examination standards align with BMDC requirements
Maintaining confidentiality and security of examination materials
Providing feedback for continuous improvement of assessment methods
3. Research and Scholarly Activities
A. Academic Engagement
Active membership in professional bodies (e.g., Anatomical Society of Bangladesh)
Organizing and participating in seminars, CMEs, and workshops
Peer reviewing for medical journals
Applying for research grants
4. Departmental Leadership and Administration
A. Senior Departmental Role
The Associate Professor will assists the Head of Department (Professor) in:
Academic scheduling - preparing class routines and academic calendar
Curriculum implementation - ensuring coverage of all required topics
Resource allocation - distribution of teaching duties among faculty
Quality assurance - maintaining departmental standards
B. Phase I Coordination
Many Associate Professors serve as Phase I Coordinator, with responsibilities including:
Coordinating activities across Anatomy, Physiology, and Biochemistry
Ensuring integrated teaching across pre-clinical subjects
Maintaining communication between different departments
Organizing joint teaching sessions
C. Committee Service
The Associate Professor serves on various institutional committees:
D. Faculty Development
Mentoring Assistant Professors, Lecturers, and Demonstrators
Conducting faculty development sessions on teaching methodologies
Providing feedback and performance evaluation for junior faculty
5. Laboratory and Facility Management
A. Dissection Hall Oversight
The Associate Professor shares responsibility for the dissection hall:
B. Histology Laboratory
Maintaining slide collection and ensuring quality
Overseeing microscope maintenance (typical departments have 80+ light microscopes)
Supervising laboratory technicians
Managing multi-headed microscopes for postgraduate teaching
C. Museum Management
The departmental museum contains:
Skeleton collections
Preserved organs and pathological specimens
Anatomical models and charts
Plasticinated specimens (where available)
D. Compliance
Ensuring departmental compliance with:
BMDC standards for infrastructure and facilities
Biosafety and ethical guidelines
Bio-waste management regulations
6. Mentoring and Student Support
A. Faculty Mentoring
The Associate Professor provides guidance to junior faculty members:
Assistant Professors - research guidance, teaching methodology
Lecturers - professional development, career planning
Demonstrators/Tutors - basic teaching skills, dissection techniques
B. Student Advising
Academic advising for MBBS and BDS students
Identifying struggling students and providing remedial support
Counseling on study methods and examination preparation
Career guidance for aspiring anatomists and clinicians
C. Residential Responsibilities (where applicable)
In medical colleges with residential facilities, Associate Professors may:
Serve as dorm tutors or assistant hostel superintendents
Supervise student welfare in hostels
Address disciplinary matters
7. Extra-Academic and Institutional Responsibilities
A. Institutional Events
Participating in freshers' reception and orientation programs
Attending graduation ceremonies
Contributing to national celebrations (Independence Day, Victory Day, Pohela Boishakh)
B. Community Engagement
Organizing or participating in health awareness programs
Contributing to community outreach activities
Serving as liaison with local healthcare institutions
C. Fundraising and Development
Supporting institutional fundraising activities
Participating in alumni engagement initiatives
8. Professional Development
The Associate Professor is expected to continuously update their knowledge:
Attending Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs
Completing Medical Education training (e.g., MMEd courses)
Staying current with BMDC curriculum updates and regulations
Learning new teaching technologies (Moodle, Google Classroom, online assessment tools)
Participating in national and international conferences.