Skills by Occupation

teach medical science perform classroom management assist students with equipment develop course outline prepare lesson content apply teaching strategies medical studies liaise with educational staff guarantee students' safety compile course material curriculum objectives medicines write work-related reports give constructive feedback monitor developments in field of expertise liaise with educational support staff assess students demonstrate when teaching apply intercultural teaching strategies medical terminology

immunology learning difficulties neurology geriatrics orthopaedics university procedures medical statistics assist students in their learning keep records of attendance general haematology urology provide technical expertise provide career counselling assist students with their dissertation cardiology develop curriculum facilitate teamwork between students endocrinology pharmacology supervise doctoral students radiology plastic surgery health care legislation physiotherapy provide lesson materials publish academic research neuropsychiatry pathological anatomy neurophysiology conduct quantitative research neurological surgery allergology manage resources for educational purposes human anatomy venereology diagnostic radiology general medicine dermatology supervise educational staff scientific research methodology paediatrics radiotherapy establish collaborative relations gastroenterology discuss research proposals biological chemistry clinical biology assessment processes vascular surgery stomatology general surgery participate in scientific colloquia dermato-venereology work with virtual learning environments present reports assist in the organisation of school events renal diseases serve on academic committee anaesthetics psychiatry biological haematology funding methods microbiology-bacteriology conduct qualitative research ophthalmology otorhinolaryngology obstetrics and gynaecology tropical medicine thoracic surgery rheumatology conduct scholarly research paediatric surgery monitor educational developments surgery