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Category: Education / Teaching / Health & Sciences Posted: 12th May 2026 Deadline: 26th May 2026
Part‑Time Lecturer – Medical‑Surgical Nursing
Part‑Time Lecturer – Critical Care Nursing
Part‑Time Lecturer – Nephrology Nursing
Part‑Time Lecturer – Trauma & Emergency Nursing
Part‑Time Lecturer – Peri‑operative Nursing
Part‑Time Lecturer – Midwifery & Obstetric Nursing
Part‑Time Lecturer – Mental Health & Psychiatric Nursing
Part‑Time Lecturer – Nursing Leadership & Management
Part‑Time Lecturer – Nursing Education
Part‑Time Lecturer – Human Anatomy
Part‑Time Lecturer – Medical Physiology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Human Pathology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Clinical Pharmacology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Infectious Diseases & Vaccinology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Medical Microbiology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Medical Virology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Medical Mycology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Infection Biology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Medical Parasitology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Medical Entomology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Immunology
Part‑Time Lecturer – Medical Biochemistry
Part‑Time Lecturer – Clinical Chemistry
Part‑Time Lecturer – Health Records & Information Management
Part‑Time Lecturer – Health Services Management
Part‑Time Lecturer – Health Systems Management
Part‑Time Lecturer – Health Informatics
Part‑Time Lecturer – Public Health / Population Health
Part‑Time Lecturer – Community Health
Part‑Time Lecturer – Epidemiology & Disease Control
Part‑Time Lecturer – Medical Statistics / Biostatistics
Part‑Time Lecturer – Occupational Health & Safety
Part‑Time Lecturer – Monitoring & Evaluation
Part‑Time Lecturer – Reproductive Health
Part‑Time Lecturer – Foods, Nutrition & Dietetics
Part‑Time Lecturer – Pure Mathematics
Applicants should:
Hold relevant academic qualifications (Master’s or PhD in the respective discipline).
Have prior teaching or research experience in health sciences, medical sciences, or applied sciences.
Demonstrate strong communication, instructional, and mentorship skills.
Be familiar with university teaching frameworks, curriculum development, and student support systems.
Show professionalism, integrity, and alignment with MNUC’s mission of producing innovative, ethical, and holistic graduates.
Nursing roles require clinical expertise, patient care knowledge, and specialization in respective fields.
Medical science roles require subject mastery, laboratory proficiency, and research engagement.
Public health roles require knowledge of epidemiology, community health, and policy frameworks.
Mathematics and statistics roles require analytical rigor, teaching ability, and applied problem‑solving.
Interested and qualified candidates should submit their applications with detailed CVs and supporting documents, clearly indicating the lectureship area applied for, in line with Mama Ngina University College (MNUC) application guidelines.
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