medicine lecturer

ESCO occupation · 20 essential, 74 optional skills. Click a skill to find jobs that mention it.

Essential skills

Optional & specialised skills

manage resources for educational purposes facilitate teamwork between students venereology human anatomy geriatrics thoracic surgery university procedures neurology cardiology radiology clinical biology gastroenterology general haematology learning difficulties assist students with their dissertation plastic surgery provide career counselling supervise educational staff dermato-venereology assessment processes tropical medicine monitor educational developments keep records of attendance assist students in their learning radiotherapy psychiatry paediatric surgery immunology dermatology conduct qualitative research neuropsychiatry provide lesson materials conduct quantitative research pharmacology serve on academic committee participate in scientific colloquia microbiology-bacteriology general medicine develop curriculum surgery paediatrics diagnostic radiology biological chemistry biological haematology present reports assist in the organisation of school events orthopaedics discuss research proposals work with virtual learning environments stomatology health care legislation establish collaborative relations anaesthetics medical statistics neurological surgery conduct scholarly research general surgery obstetrics and gynaecology neurophysiology pathological anatomy otorhinolaryngology vascular surgery funding methods renal diseases provide technical expertise physiotherapy scientific research methodology supervise doctoral students allergology rheumatology ophthalmology publish academic research endocrinology urology

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