Lecturer - Biomedical Program

Lecturer – Biomedical Program Responsibilities

• Deliver lectures covering the course objectives as stated on the syllabus, following the NCSU academic calendar.
• Assess student performance through exams, projects, laboratory assignments, and homework as outlined in the syllabus.
• If the course includes a laboratory component, oversee the lab to ensure:
  • Successful completion of student objectives
  • Appropriate measures for student safety
  • Meaningful content of lab exercises
  • Coordination of lab with lecture
• Grade exams, papers, and projects in a timely manner and provide support to students during scheduled office hours.
• Supervise and coordinate assignments for a teaching assistant when provided, ensuring workload is appropriate.

Other related duties as assigned.

• MS in Biomedical Engineering or a related field.
• Expertise in the subject area of the course to be taught.
• Excellent oral and written communication skills.

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