Assistant / Associate Professor Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery

Key Responsibilities

1. Academic & Teaching Leadership

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Develop, deliver, and evaluate curricula, courses, and learning activities aligned with College educational goals.
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Mentor and supervise students in academic, clinical, and research settings.
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Provide clinical supervision and instruction within affiliated healthcare facilities.
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Participate in student assessment and academic program review.

2. Research & Scholarship

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Lead and contribute to research projects aligned with College and national health priorities.
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Publish original research in high-impact, peer-reviewed journals.
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Secure competitive research grants and external funding.
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Present research findings at national and international conferences.

3. Professional & Community Engagement

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Deliver clinical services as required within affiliated clinical facilities.
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Contribute to community health initiatives and public engagement activities.
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Develop and maintain partnerships with external organizations, regulatory bodies, and academic institutions.
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Offer continuing professional development (CPD) opportunities for peers and healthcare professionals.

4. Administrative & Strategic Contribution

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Support departmental budget planning and resource management.
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Contribute to workforce planning, policy development, and quality improvement initiatives.
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Participate in College committees and strategic projects as required.

5. Self-Development & Leadership

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Pursue continuous professional and academic development.
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Stay current with advancements in dental/medical education, research, and clinical practice.
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Model leadership, collaboration, and ethical professional conduct.
Qualifications & Experience

1. Education

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PhD from an accredited institution.
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Fellowship/Board certification
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Bachelor’s degree in a relevant medical discipline.

2. Language

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Fluent in written and spoken English.
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Arabic language skills preferred.

3. Experience

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Minimum 10 years as Associate/Assistant Professor or equivalent.
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Minimum 20 peer-reviewed publications.
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Demonstrated success in research funding and academic leadership.
Core Competencies

1. Education

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Planning & Organizing
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Problem Solving
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Result Orientation
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Initiative & Innovation
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Relationship Building

2. Language

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People Management
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Management Excellence
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Team Leadership

3. Experience

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Curriculum Development
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Teaching & Pedagogy
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Research & Publication
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Clinical Supervision
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Academic Assessment