Immunonutrition

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Position Summary: Faculty member for the Master’s Program in Clinical Nutrition, contributing to the training process of high-level professionals through evidence-based teaching. Key Highlights: 1. Improves people's quality of life through nutrition. 2. Trains professionals in nutritional and dietary strategies. 3. Teaches Immunonutrition with a clinical and ethical focus. Are you passionate about improving people's quality of life through their diet? Teach students enrolled in the Master’s Program in Clinical Nutrition how to care for their patients’ health by designing nutritional and dietary strategies for the prevention and treatment of pathologies resulting from inadequate nutrition within a hospital setting. Join our UNITEC faculty team and nurture future professionals! **Requirements:** * Ability to plan Nutritional Programs using specialized language for handling clinical nutrition information. * Training in the teaching field. * Professional degree and license in Nutrition, plus a Master’s degree in Health, Education, or related fields—mandatory. **We Offer:** Hourly compensation—more hours mean better remuneration. Payroll-based employment with biweekly payments. Statutory benefits (social security, year-end bonus, vacation, etc.). Profit-sharing. As a UNITEC faculty member, you may qualify for scholarships for yourself, your children, and your spouse. \*Terms and conditions apply. Ongoing faculty training to enhance teaching effectiveness in the classroom. A professional development plan enabling you to build an academic teaching career. Flexible schedules adapted to your quality of life. Corporate discounts. **Join the UNITEC faculty team and share your passion. Upload your CV!** Position Objective: To deliver instruction in the Graduate Program in Clinical Nutrition, contributing to the training of high-level professionals through scientifically evidence-based, clinically oriented, and ethically grounded teaching. The objective is to elevate students’ educational quality while adhering to the academic program, institutional mission, and a culture of academic excellence. Requirements for the Position: Professional Experience: Minimum 3 years of professional experience in the clinical or research field, specifically in areas related to Immunonutrition and autoimmune diseases such as lupus, arthritis, sclerosis, among others. Interdisciplinary experience in managing patients with autoimmune or metabolic disorders is desirable. Minimum 3 years of teaching experience at undergraduate or graduate level in related fields. (The number of years of experience must be clearly stated, along with details specifying the clinical or academic focus.) Available Course to Teach: Course: Immunonutrition Program: Master’s in Clinical Nutrition Modality: In-person Schedule: Saturdays, 7:00–13:00 hours Education: Doctoral degree and corresponding license in fields related to clinical nutrition, applied nutrition, health sciences, or similar—mandatory. Required Skills and Competencies: Expertise in topics related to immunonutrition, microbiota, immune system, nutritional treatment of autoimmune pathologies, and use of updated clinical practice guidelines. Effective communication and appropriate technical language suited to the graduate level. Proficiency in digital teaching platforms (Teams, Blackboard, Canva, Kahoot, Socrative, among others). Ability to design didactic strategies centered on active learning. Competency-based planning and assessment. Commitment to continuous professional updating and ethical practice. Proactivity, academic leadership, and collaborative teamwork. * Schedule: Hybrid Years of Experience: 3 Taught in: Master’s in Clinical Nutrition