Position Specific Qualifications
- Completed a doctorate degree or equivalent, or received a certificate (Wor Wor.) or a certificate (MoE) demonstrating knowledge and expertise in the practice of medicine, in the field of community medicine, which has been certified by the Office of the Civil Service Commission and registered as a medical practitioner under the Medical Council.
- You can continue your studies both domestically and internationally.
- Able to continue studies both domestically and internationally
- Able to use English well and have English test results that meet the minimum criteria (test results must be valid for no more than 2 years from the date of announcement of test results) from one of the following:
- TOEFL (PBT/ITP): Minimum score of 550
- TOEFL (CBT): Minimum score of 213
- TOEFL (IBT): Minimum score of 79–80
- IELTS: Minimum score 6.5
- CU-TEP: Minimum score 75
- KU-EPT: Minimum score 65
- TOEIC: Minimum score of 700
note: In the case that the applicant has graduated with the highest level of education from a foreign university where the teaching method is English, the English test results are not required.
Nature of work performed
- Planning teaching and assessment in community medicine subjects
- Visit patients 2 days a week at Kasetsart University's hospital.
- Visit patients 2 days per week at Kasetsart University Hospital.
- Able to be a resource person to provide knowledge on community medicine to students and personnel.
- Study, research and present medical work to the Department, Faculty and other internal and external agencies, and develop academic knowledge in accordance with the workload standards set by the Faculty.
- Academic, professional and social service work
- Serve as a member/sub-committee member of various working groups of the faculty or department and perform other duties as assigned.
- Other tasks as assigned by supervisors