As a Medicine Lecturer, you will need to master following:

• teach medical science

More generally, a medicine lecturer is also versed in:

• apply blended learning
• apply intercultural teaching strategies
• apply teaching strategies
• assess students
• assist students with equipment
• communicate with a non-scientific audience
• compile course material
• curriculum objectives
• demonstrate when teaching
• develop course outline
• give constructive feedback
• guarantee students' safety
• interact professionally in research and professional environments
• liaise with educational staff
• liaise with educational support staff
• manage personal professional development
• medical studies
• medical terminology
• medicines
• mentor individuals
• monitor developments in field of expertise
• perform classroom management
• prepare lesson content
• promote the participation of citizens in scientific and research activities
• synthesise information
• teach in academic or vocational contexts
• think abstractly
• think analytically
• write work-related reports

It also helps to know the following:

• allergology
• anaesthetics
• assist students with their dissertation
• biological chemistry
• cardiology
• clinical biology
• dermato-venereology
• dermatology
• endocrinology
• facilitate teamwork between students
• gastroenterology
• general haematology
• general surgery
• manage intellectual property rights
• manage resources for educational purposes
• microbiology-bacteriology
• neurological surgery
• neuropsychiatry
• obstetrics and gynaecology
• operate open source software
• ophthalmology
• otorhinolaryngology
• paediatric surgery
• pathological anatomy
• physiotherapy
• plastic surgery
• radiology
• radiotherapy
• renal diseases
• rheumatology
• serve on academic committee
• stomatology
• supervise doctoral students
• supervise educational staff
• surgery
• thoracic surgery
• tropical medicine
• university procedures
• urology
• vascular surgery
• venereology
• apply for research funding
• apply research ethics and scientific integrity principles in research activities
• assessment processes
• assist in the organisation of school events
• assist students in their learning
• biological haematology
• conduct qualitative research
• conduct quantitative research
• conduct research across disciplines
• conduct scholarly research
• demonstrate disciplinary expertise
• develop curriculum
• develop professional network with researchers and scientists
• diagnostic radiology
• discuss research proposals
• disseminate results to the scientific community
• draft scientific or academic papers and technical documentation
• establish collaborative relations
• evaluate research activities
• funding methods
• general medicine
• geriatrics
• health care legislation
• human anatomy
• immunology
• increase the impact of science on policy and society
• keep records of attendance
• learning difficulties
• manage findable accessible interoperable and reusable data
• manage open publications
• manage research data
• medical statistics
• monitor educational developments
• neurology
• neurophysiology
• orthopaedics
• paediatrics
• participate in scientific colloquia
• perform project management
• perform scientific research
• pharmacology
• present reports
• promote inclusion in research
• promote open innovation in research
• promote the transfer of knowledge
• provide career counselling
• provide lesson materials
• provide technical expertise
• psychiatry
• publish academic research
• scientific research methodology
• speak different languages
• work with virtual learning environments
• write scientific publications