Faculty Member in Radiological Sciences

Batterjee Medical College is seeking qualified and passionate academic professionals to join our Radiological Sciences Department. The successful candidate will contribute to excellence in teaching, research, and community engagement in alignment with BMC’s mission. Key Responsibilities

Prepare and deliver engaging lectures, tutorials, workshops, and seminars. Develop curricula and course materials suitable for diverse learning platforms. Collaborate with colleagues to enhance teaching methods and expand knowledge within the field. Design, assign, and grade assessments, tests, and examinations. Conduct research, and contribute to scholarly publications, proposals, and academic literature. Participate in institutional meetings, conferences, and professional events. Engage in professional development and institutional training initiatives. Provide academic support and mentorship to students, and contribute to committee work. Maintain up-to-date knowledge in the field and produce published work. Requirements

Education :

PhD in Radiological Imaging or a related field such as Medical Physics or Radiation Therapy / Treatment (MSc is the minimum requirement). Minimum of 5 years in professional radiographic practice. Previous teaching experience. Track record of published work (preferred). Ability to inspire and engage students. Strong interpersonal, presentation, and communication skills (written and verbal). Licenses & Certifications :

Registration with

SCFHS

is required. Benefits & Impact

As a faculty member at BMC, you will play a pivotal role in shaping future healthcare professionals. Your contributions in research, teaching, and community engagement will support the college’s commitment to academic excellence and strengthen its impact on the wider community. Play a vital role in upholding the mission and reputation of their institution. Through their research, teaching, and community engagement, they contribute to the institution's academic excellence and its connections with the broader community.

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