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Lecturer II (Mortuary Science)

Kenya Medical Training College (KMTC) Kenya Full Time Posted 2026-09-09
CountyNairobi CountyCityNot specifiedContractFull TimePosted2026-09-09Close dateNot specifiedExperience6 yearsSourceMyJobMag Kenya
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Kenya Medical Training College is recruiting 8 Lecturer II positions in Mortuary Science. The role involves teaching, clinical assessment, research support, and curriculum development. Candidates need a BSc in Mortuary Science or a Higher Diploma in Clinical Medicine with at least six years of professional experience.

  • 8 open positions for Lecturer II in Mortuary Science
  • Requires BSc in Mortuary Science or Higher Diploma in Clinical Medicine
  • Minimum 6 years of professional experience needed
  • Must be registered with the relevant professional body
  • Full-time role based in Nairobi

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When you choose to launch your medical career at KMTC, you join more than 26,000 students at the College who aspire to improve the health of communities they live in.When you join one of the 50-plus specialized courses offered at KMTC, you will be a part of the biggest human resource contribution to the health sector in Kenya; more than 80 percent of the hos...

Lecturer II (Mortuary Science) - 8 Posts

Job Type

Full Time

Qualification

BA/BSc/HND

Experience

  • 6 years
  • Location
  • Nairobi
  • Job Field

Education

/ Teaching / Training

,

Medical / Healthcare

Duties at this level will include: participating in teaching and evaluating relevant subjects within their discipline areas; assessing students in clinical settings; organizing extracurricular activities at the College; assisting Senior Lecturers with research and the development of teaching materials; planning, designing, and developing relevant teaching materials; identifying prevalent health problems in the country and conducting surveys; and supervising students in clinical settings.

For appointment to this level, a candidate must have: -

Bachelor of Science in Mortuary Science / Bachelor of Clinical Medicine

OR

Higher Diploma in Clinical Medicine and Surgery (Clinical Forensic Medicine) and practised in the profession for a minimum of six (6) years;

Been registered by the relevant professional body; and

Proficiency in Computer Applications.

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