HireTalent.om
EN · OMR

Language

Englishالعربية

Currency

OMR — Omani rialUSD — US dollar
Sign in / Join Post a job
HealthcareOmani nationals

Lecturer, Adult Health and Critical Care (Adult Health Nursing) (Omani Nationals Only)

Sultan Qaboos University · Muscat

Job type
Full-time
Location
Muscat, Oman
Experience
3.0 years
Salary
Not stated
Education
Master's degree
Posted
5 Nov 2026

Overview

Sultan Qaboos University's College of Nursing is recruiting a Lecturer in Adult Health Nursing for its Adult Health and Critical Care department. The full-time post focuses on teaching and academic support.

Key responsibilities

  • Deliver lectures, practical sessions and tutorials
  • Contribute to study plans and develop teaching materials
Members see the rest of this advert

Create a free account or sign in to see the full responsibilities, requirements and how to apply.

Join free Sign in

Originally published on SQU Careers. Details summarised by HireTalent; always confirm on the original advert.

Similar vacancies

View all jobs

Assistant Professor, Child Health (Pediatrics)

Sultan Qaboos University

  • Muscat
  • Full-time
  • From OMR 1,636 per month for non-Omani appointees plus furnished housing (or OMR 250 allowance) and other allowances; Omani appointees per university regulations
Healthcare

Request removal of this advert

If you are the employer, the original publisher or an authorised representative, submit this form. Our team reviews every request promptly and removes the advert where the request is justified.

Sign in to apply

To see how to apply for Lecturer, Adult Health and Critical Care (Adult Health Nursing) (Omani Nationals Only), create a free account or sign in. It takes less than a minute.

  • Applying is always free
  • Get matching jobs by email
  • Build a professional CV for free
Create a free account I already have an account — sign in

Report this advert

Tell us about a problem with this advert. Reports are reviewed by our team; the advert stays online while we investigate.

What is the problem? *