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JUNIOR LECTURER
(BIOMEDICAL TECHNOLOGY)
BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES
Post level: 9
Ref. 13/441
The Department of Biomedical Sciences, in the Faculty of Science has a 3 year fixed term
position of a Junior Lecturer (Biomedical Technology) at the Arcadia Campus
Critical Performance Areas
 Lecturing theory and practical’s at undergraduate levels
 Develop relationships with government, industry organizations, professional associations and the
veterinary laboratory industry
 Co-ordinate all Work Integrated Learning (WIL) activities for the Veterinary Technology students
 Be involved in further studies towards a Masters degree
 Performing departmental and/or programme related administrative assigned by the Head of
Department
Minimum Requirements:
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B. Tech Biomedical Technology
Minimum of 1 year general laboratory experience
Experience in the field of Biomedical Technology
Experience using industry appropriate technology in biomedical technology laboratories
and research
Supervisory skills will be a strong recommendation
The ability to develop relationships with government, industry, professional associations
and the veterinary laboratory industry
Subject knowledge: Clinical Pathology
Registration at the HPCSA as a Medical Technologist in the category: Clinical
Pathology
Candidates may be subjected to appropriate psychometric testing and other selection
instruments.
Send your CV to: Recruitment1@tut.ac.za
Closing Date: 08 March 2013 Enquiries: Prof P Marais, Tel: 012 382 6208, Prof D du Toit,
Tel: 012 382 6307. NB. If we have not responded within a Month from the closing date, you
should regard your application as unsuccessful. Correspondence will only be entered into with
short-listed candidates. The University reserves the right not to make an appointment. It is
the intention of the University to promote representatively in respect of race, gender and
People with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
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disability through the filling of these posts. Preference will be given to
candidates from the designated groups.
People with disabilities are encouraged to apply.