Lecturer I (Basic Health Science) at Achievers University, Owo - 5 Openings

Achievers University, Owo was approved and licensed by the Federal Government of Nigeria in 2007. The institution commenced academic activities on 2nd April, 2008. The University, which is situated in a serene and conducive environment, has matriculated 13 sets of students and ‘graduated nine sets of 'Achiever' who are making their marks in all spheres of human endeavours. The University now fully operates at its permanent site at Km 1, Idasen-Ute Road, Owo.

Because of the need to reposition the University as well as sustain her remarkable achievements, we are currently seeking exceptionally qualified staff with outstanding integrity and demonstrable leadership qualities to join our highly motivated team in the capacity below in moving the University forward in her next phase of growth and development:

Job Title: Lecturer I

Location: Owo, Ondo
College: Basic Health Science (COBHS)

Details
We are recruiting candidates in the departments below:

• Medical Laboratory Science
• Nursing Science
• Human Anatomy
• Human Physiology
• Public Health.

Qualifications

• Candidates must possess a Ph.D. in the relevant subject areas with at least Six (4) years post-qualification experience in teaching, research as well as good number of publications in reputable journals.
• Holders of a good Master's Degree with substantial number of publications and teachning experience can also apply.

Salary and Conditions of Service

• Salary and allowance and other benefits are as approved by Governing Council of Achievers University and compare favourably with what obtains in Federal Universities.

Application Closing Date
30th September, 2021.

How to Apply
Interested and qualified candidates should forward their Applications along with CV, names and addressed of three (3) referees, including copies of their Credentials, to: [email protected] using the Job Title as the subject of the email.

Note

• Candidates should also request their referees to forward their reports to: [email protected]
• For further information: Please contact: Oluwole via: [email protected] - 08038544613 or Adebayo via: [email protected] - 0803 343 2195.