Associate Professor in Mental Health Nursing

Conduct lectures and practical sessions related to mental health nursing.Provide clinical, simulation-based, and case-based guidance to students and trainees.Guide students in psychiatric history taking, mental status examination, and patient assessment.Teach common psychiatric disorders, mental health conditions, and nursing care approaches.Demonstrate therapeutic communication and effective nurse-patient interaction.Guide students in developing therapeutic relationships and nursing care plans.Teach psychiatric emergency care, crisis intervention, and patient-safety principles.Provide guidance on medication-related nursing care and observation of treatment responses.Teach rehabilitation, community mental health, and psychosocial support principles.Supervise student clinical projects, fieldwork, dissertations, internships, and research activities.Conduct examinations, practical assessments, and viva sessions.Mentor students and provide academic and professional guidance.Participate in curriculum planning and academic development.Conduct research and contribute to publications, seminars, and conferences.Coordinate with psychiatrists, psychologists, psychiatric social workers, counsellors, occupational therapists, and other clinical teams.Guide junior faculty members in teaching and clinical activities.Monitor student attendance, clinical performance, and psychiatric nursing competencies.Maintain academic records, clinical training reports, assessment documentation, and research records.Promote ethical, confidential, respectful, and patient-centred mental health nursing care.Participate in departmental meetings, workshops, and professional development programs.Employment TypeFull-timeEdit job description