Associate Professor- Anatomy

1. Academic Qualifications:

• MBBS degree from a recognized medical college/institution.

• MD (Anatomy) or MS (Anatomy) from an NMC-recognized institution.

2. Teaching & Experience Requirements:

• At least 4 years of teaching experience as an Assistant Professor in the subject (Anatomy) in a recognized medical college.

3. Research Publications:

• Must have at least 2 research publications in indexed journals during the tenure as Assistant Professor.

  • The publications must be in indexed/national/international journals recognized by the NMC.

  • Case reports, letters to editors, and review articles may not be counted unless specified by the institution's rules.

📋 Key Roles and Responsibilities of Associate Professor in Anatomy:

1. Academic Duties:

   • Teach gross anatomy, histology, embryology, and neuroanatomy to MBBS and allied health science students.

   • Guide dissection and practical classes.

   • Develop teaching material and conduct internal assessments.

2. Research:

   • Conduct independent research and guide junior faculty/students in research activities.

   • Publish research papers and participate in academic conferences.

3. Mentorship:

   • Mentor students and junior faculty (tutors and assistant professors).

   • Help in fostering academic growth and ethical practices.