Lecturer II represents the first fully independent academic–clinical rank in Nursing Science at UAST Ihugh. The role integrates theory, clinical competence, research initiation, ethics, and community-centred care, preparing graduates who are safe, reflective, and globally competitive nurses. The purpose of the job is to independently deliver undergraduate teaching and clinical instruction, initiate nursing research, support skills-lab and clinical postings, and contribute to academic governance in line with UAST, NUC and NMCN standards.

1. Teaching & Clinical Instruction: - Independently teach assigned Nursing Science courses (theory, skills-lab, clinical practice). - Design course outlines, assessments, OSCEs and simulations in compliance with NUC C-CMAS and NMCN standards. - Supervise undergraduate projects, seminars and clinical competencies. 2. Research & Scholarship: - Initiate and participate in nursing and health-systems research. - Publish scholarly articles and present at professional conferences. - Contribute to funded or applied research projects. 3. Innovation, Community & Clinical Impact: - Participate in community health programmes, primary healthcare outreach and patient-safety initiatives. - Support digital health, simulation-based learning and quality-improvement projects. 4. Academic Service & Quality Assurance: - Serve on departmental/school committees. - Support curriculum review, accreditation preparation and continuous quality improvement. - Uphold professional ethics, patient confidentiality and academic integrity.

At least three (3) years post-PhD or equivalent academic/clinical-academic experience.

Independent teaching and clinical supervision Evidence-based practice Research initiation Digital literacy (LMS, simulation, health informatics) Ethical and professional conduct