Assistant Professor

Role & responsibilities An Assistant Professor in Forensic Medicine requires a blend of strong academic and practical skills. They need to be able to teach and guide students in the field, conduct research, and potentially engage in clinical forensic work. Key skills include strong communication and teaching abilities, a solid understanding of forensic principles, and the capacity for independent and collaborative research . Key Skills and Abilities: Delivering lectures, seminars, and tutorials on various aspects of forensic medicine, including medico-legal issues, forensic pathology, toxicology, and injury analysis. Developing and updating curricula to align with current medical practices and research. Mentoring and guiding students in their academic and research endeavors. Conducting independent and collaborative research in forensic medicine. Publishing research findings in peer-reviewed journals and presenting them at conferences. Contributing to the advancement of knowledge in the field. Clinical and Forensic Case Management: Providing clinical and medico-legal support in forensic investigations. Performing post-mortem examinations, determining cause of death, and collecting evidence. Working with law enforcement agencies and legal authorities. Professional Development: Staying updated on the latest advancements in forensic medicine and related fields. Participating in continuous professional education and professional development activities. Other Important Skills: Excellent communication and interpersonal skills to interact effectively with students, colleagues, and legal professionals. Strong analytical and problem-solving skills to analyze complex forensic cases and draw logical conclusions. Attention to detail and meticulousness in performing autopsies and documenting findings. Ability to work independently and as part of a team. Understanding of medical ethics and legal principles relevant to forensic medicine. Preferred candidate profile