Key responsibilities

1. Curriculum development, teaching and educational activities

Develop and deliver the undergraduate didactic, practical/clinical, and research components of the orthodontic curriculum, ensuring alignment with national and international standards for advanced education in orthodontics, as well as institutional policies.

Design and coordinate courses, including learning outcomes, syllabi, competencies, and assessment tools, in alignment with Qatar University guidelines and academic requirements.

Deliver high-quality teaching in orthodontics across pre-clinical, clinical, and didactic courses.

Supervise and mentor undergraduate students, including participation in case-based learning, competency assessments, OSCEs and research projects.

Contribute to curriculum development and the continuous enhancement of academic programs through effective course coordination, assessment design, and participation in accreditation-related activities.

Participate in academic advising and conduct formative and summative evaluations, including remediation and progression decisions in accordance with program policies.

Contribute to accreditation-related activities and participate in the implementation of continuous quality improvement strategies.

2. Clinical responsibilities

Provide clinical supervision and ensure adherence to best evidence-based practice standards compassionately and professionally.

Contribute to fostering an environment that promotes both high-quality patient care and excellent student learning.

3. Research & scholarship

Conduct high-quality research in orthodontics (clinical, translational, or basic science) and publish in high-impact and peer-reviewed journals.

Supervise undergraduate student research projects and contribute to collaborative, interdisciplinary research initiatives.

4. Service and leadership

Engage in College and University service, including committees, student advising, professional development activities and community outreach as needed.

Support accreditation processes, quality assurance activities, and strategic initiatives.

Qualifications

A BDS/DDS/DMD (or equivalent) from a recognised/accredited university.

Completion of a structured clinical specialisation in orthodontics that fulfils Qatar DHP requirements for specialist registration.

A PhD or equivalent qualification in Orthodontics from a recognised/accredited institution for lecturer rank.

A track record of teaching, research, and clinical practice appropriate to the academic rank.

Candidates must be licensed or eligible for specialist orthodontist licensure in Qatar in accordance with MOPH/DHP requirements, including minimum postgraduate training duration and experience.