Associate Professor (Pharmacology)

An Associate Professor in Pharmacology is a mid-level faculty position in a university or college, typically requiring a Ph.D. in a related field and a demonstrated track record in teaching, research, and service. They often work in medical schools, pharmacy schools, or universities offering pharmacology courses. This role involves teaching, conducting research, mentoring students, and contributing to the department's overall goals. Here's a more detailed look:Responsibilities: Teaching: Developing and delivering lectures, lab sessions, and other instructional materials in pharmacology. Research: Conducting independent or collaborative research in areas of pharmacology, often publishing findings in peer-reviewed journals. Mentoring: Advising and mentoring undergraduate and graduate students in their research and academic pursuits. Service: Participating in departmental committees, university-wide events, and other service activities. Professional Development: Staying current with advancements in the field of pharmacology through continuous learning and professional development. Requirements: Education: A Ph.D. or equivalent advanced degree in Pharmacology or a related field (e.g., PharmD). Experience: Typically, several years of teaching or research experience at the Assistant Professor level or equivalent. Research: A strong record of research publications and/or grants. Teaching: Demonstrated teaching skills and experience in a university setting. Skills: Strong communication, analytical, and problem-solving skills. Job Type: Full-time Pay: ₹80,000.00 - ₹100,000.00 per month Benefits: Health insurance Provident Fund Schedule: Fixed shift Work Location: In person