Senior Resident Anatomy

Key Responsibilities:

1. Teaching and Academic Duties:
   

   • Conduct lectures, practical sessions, and tutorials for undergraduate and postgraduate medical students.
     
   • Supervise and guide students during dissection and other practical anatomy-related tasks.
     
   • Assist in developing and improving the anatomy curriculum and teaching methodologies.
     
   • Prepare and evaluate examination materials such as question papers, practical tests, and viva voce.
     

2. Clinical Duties:
   

   • Collaborate with clinical departments to provide anatomical expertise as needed.
     
   • Participate in the preparation and delivery of clinical anatomy workshops and cadaveric skill labs.
     

3. Research Activities:
   

   • Undertake and contribute to research projects in the field of anatomy or related areas.
     
   • Publish research findings in reputable medical journals and present at academic conferences.
     
   • Mentor students in research projects and foster an environment of academic inquiry.
     

4. Administrative Responsibilities:
   

   • Maintain detailed academic records of students' progress.
     
   • Participate in departmental meetings and contribute to policy development and decision-making.
     
   • Ensure compliance with institutional and regulatory guidelines in teaching and research activities.
     

5. Other Duties:
   

   • Stay updated with the latest advancements in anatomical sciences and medical education.
     
   • Engage in continuing professional development (CPD) programs.
     
   • Provide support during academic and clinical audits.
     

Qualifications and Experience:

• Educational Requirements: MBBS with MD/MS/DNB in Anatomy from a recognized institution.
  
• Experience: At least 3-5 years of experience as a junior resident in anatomy or a related field.
  
• Proven teaching experience is preferred.