Lecturer, Anatomy Department

Job Description

Title: Lecturer, Anatomy Department

Company Name: Divine Mercy Medical College

Vacancy: 04

Age: 24 to 38 years

Job Location: Gazipur (Kaliganj)

Salary: Negotiable

Experience:

• 1 to 2 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Hospital
• Freshers are also encouraged to apply.

• Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery(MBBS)
• Master of Surgery (MS) in Anatomy

• FCPS PArt-1 students are also encouraged to apply with a condition of at least 06 months tenure of service.

• Valid registration from BMDC.

• Fresh MBBS graduates also may apply.

• 1 to 2 years
• The applicants should have experience in the following business area(s): Hospital
• Freshers are also encouraged to apply.

• Age 24 to 38 years

1. Teaching & Instruction

The primary responsibility of a Lecturer is direct teaching to undergraduate students. Based on the DGME Phase I curriculum, the Anatomy department delivers approximately 527 teaching hours per MBBS batch.

Specific teaching duties include:

Lecture Delivery:

• Preparing and delivering lectures on assigned anatomy topics

• Using multimedia presentations and teaching aids

• Covering Gross Anatomy, Embryology, Neuroanatomy, Histology, and Radiological Anatomy

Practical & Laboratory Instruction:

• Supervising students during dissection hall sessions

• Demonstrating anatomical structures on cadavers and prosected specimens

• Guiding histology practicals with microscope use

• Conducting small group tutorials and problem-based learning sessions

Demonstration Classes:

• Showing specimens, models, and charts

• Demonstrating surface anatomy on living subjects

• Guiding students through structured practical sessions

2. Student Assessment

The Lecturer participates in the comprehensive assessment system for undergraduate students:

Formative (In-course) Assessment:

• Conducting term examinations (three terms during Phase I)

• Administering card final examinations

• Evaluating practical notebooks, dissection records, and histology drawings

• Providing feedback to students

Summative (Professional Examination) Support:

• Assisting in practical and oral (viva voce) examinations

• Preparing examination materials under supervision

• Evaluating answer scripts

3. Dissection Hall Support

The dissection hall is the central teaching facility for Anatomy. Lecturer responsibilities include:

• Preparing cadavers and specimens for practical classes

• Guiding students through systematic dissection

• Ensuring proper dissection techniques and safety protocols

• Maintaining dissection instruments and equipment

• Assisting in embalming and cadaver preservation

4. Histology Laboratory Support

• Preparing histology slides for practical classes

• Maintaining the slide collection

• Supervising students during microscope use

• Assisting with multi-headed microscope sessions for small groups

5. Curriculum Support

• Preparing teaching materials (lecture slides, handouts, diagrams)

• Developing assessment questions under senior faculty guidance

• Contributing to curriculum implementation as directed

6. Departmental Administration

• Maintaining attendance records for students

• Assisting in departmental inventory management

• Supporting senior faculty in administrative tasks

• Participating in departmental meetings

7. Research Activities

While primarily a teaching position, Lecturers are encouraged to:

• Engage in scholarly activities and research projects

• Present research at conferences

• Publish articles in medical journals (required for career progression)

• Assist senior faculty with ongoing research

8. Professional Development

The Lecturer is expected to:

• Pursue postgraduate qualifications (M.Phil/MS in Anatomy)

• Attend Continuing Medical Education (CME) programs

• Participate in faculty development workshops

• Stay current with curriculum updates and teaching methodologies

9. Mentoring & Student Support

• Providing academic guidance to struggling students

• Maintaining office hours for student consultations

• Counseling students on study methods

• Supporting student welfare activities

10. Extra-Academic Responsibilities

• Participating in institutional events (freshers' reception, graduation ceremonies)

• Assisting in national celebrations

• Supporting student clubs and cultural activities

• Serving on institutional committees as assigned.

• Salary Review: Yearly
• Lunch Facilities: Partially Subsidize
• Festival Bonus: 2