Lecturer Medical Imaging Technology

Rashid Latif Khan Group · Lahore, Pakistan

Lecturer Medical Imaging Technology ( JP-499 )

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Lecturer Medical Imaging Technology ( JP-499 )

Permanent

Faculty of Allied Health Sciences

Lahore

Last Date To Apply: 31 Oct, 2026

Job Requirements

Qualification

MS/MPhil or equivalent qualification comprising 18 years of education in Medical Imaging Technology, Medical Imaging Sciences, or a relevant discipline from an HEC-recognized university/institution, subject to the applicable HEC criteria and approved program requirements.

Experience

As prescribed by the applicable HEC faculty appointment criteria for Lecturer. Relevant teaching, clinical, technical, or research experience in medical imaging will be preferred.

Job Description

Teaching & Instruction: Deliver theoretical courses in Medical Imaging Technology, including imaging principles, radiographic techniques, anatomy, imaging physics, and other assigned subjects.

Practical & Clinical Teaching: Conduct supervised laboratory demonstrations, practical sessions, and clinical teaching activities in accordance with approved curricula and institutional protocols.

Curriculum Development: Prepare lesson plans, course outlines, learning outcomes, practical manuals, and instructional materials aligned with approved program requirements.

Imaging Equipment Education: Teach the principles, applications, and safe operation of relevant imaging modalities, including X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound, and other available technologies, within the lecturer’s competence.

Assessment & Evaluation: Prepare and evaluate quizzes, assignments, practical examinations, OSPE/OSCE activities where applicable, and other approved student assessments.

Clinical Placement Coordination: Coordinate student clinical placements with affiliated hospitals and imaging departments, ensuring appropriate supervision and achievement of prescribed learning outcomes.

Radiation Safety Education: Teach and reinforce radiation protection, patient safety, dose optimization, equipment safety, and applicable radiation protection procedures.

Student Mentoring: Guide students in academic progress, practical competency development, professional conduct, and preparation for clinical practice.

Research & Scholarly Activities: Participate in research, literature reviews, academic publications, conferences, seminars, and other scholarly activities relevant to medical imaging.

Academic Documentation: Maintain attendance records, assessment results, course files, practical logs, clinical placement records, and other required academic documentation.

Quality Assurance & Compliance: Participate in curriculum reviews, laboratory quality checks, clinical placement evaluations, and compliance activities required by HEC and other applicable program regulators.

Professional Development: Maintain current knowledge of imaging technologies and clinical practices, participate in relevant training, and undertake other academic responsibilities assigned by the competent authority.