UMIVnSITY VACANCIES I THE AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL, UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDIES THE JOHN CURTIN SCHOOL OF MEDICAL RESEARCH APPLICATIONS are invited for appointment as Research Fellow in the Electron Microscope Unit (Head of Unit: Dr. E. H. Mercer». Applicants should have some experience of or interest in biological problems, but previous experience in electron microscopy is not essential. There is scope for research workers ot apply themselves to problems of their own choosing. There are two Electron Microscopes in the Unit. The salary range for Research Fellows is £A1656-2450; initial salary depends on qualifications and experience. Appointment is for three years with possible extension to a maximum of five years. Superannuation is on the F.S.S U. pattern. Reasonable travel expenses are paid and assistance with housing is provided. Further particulars should be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications close on April 29, 1963 D. K R. HODKIN Registrar » Institute of Advanced Studies Box 4. G.P.O. Canberra. A.C.T. March 8, 1963. 3490 VACANCIES PROFESSIONAL BIOLOGIST WANTED BRITISH EMPIRE CANCER CAMPAIGN RADIATION BIOLOGY GROUP WAKARI PUBLIC HOSPITAL. DUNEDIN THE Radiation Biology Group studies fundamental actions of ionising radiations on living materials with the aim oi improving the radiotherapy of cancer. A biologist is required to take charge of the culture of mammalian cells and the execution of the research programme with them. Previous experience with these cells not essential. Salary in the ranges £9OO by £5O to £llOO. £1250 by £75 to £l7OO. £1750 by £lOOO to £2OOO p.a. Superannuation scheme. Applications should be addressed to Dr. John Read, from whom further particulars can be obtained. 2571 NORTH CANTERBURY HOSPITAL BOARD JUNIOR SURGICAL REGISTRAR APPLICATIONS, closing at 9 a.m. on Monday. April 22, 1963, and addressed to the Secretary, North Canterbury Hospital Board. Private Bag. Christi church are invited from regisj tered medical practitioners ) qualifying as Junior Registrars under the Hospital Employment (Medical Officers) Regulations for tire Position of JUNIOR SURGICAL REGISTRAR. CHRISTCHURCH HOSPITAL, for the remainder of 1963. Th» Junior Surgical Registrar appointed will be required to I work an alternating roster between General Surgery and Orthopaedic Departments. Salary scale. £1285/1370/1420 p a Single accommodation available. Living-out allowance payable additional to salary if living out. Applications should contain full details of age. qualifications. positions held marital status, etc., and be supported by copies of recent testimonials. 7611 ST. MARGARET'S COLLEGE SENIOR LATIN MISTRESS I REQUIRED as frotp MAY 29, i 1963 to teach the subject to I University Scholarship Stand--1 ard. This is a part-time post involving 20 teaching periods per week. Apply to: HEADMISTRESS, Box 424. 2933 WESTERN AUSTRALIA STATE PUBLIC SERVICE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE BIOLOGIST—VERMIN CONTROL (PERMANENT) SALARY RANGE: £AI4IO- - A 1950 (gross) per annum on current basic wage, according to qualifications and experience. Qualifications: A degree in Science with a Major in Zoology, or in Agricultural Science with post-graduate Zoological experience. or equivalent. Duties: Under the direction of the Chief Vermin Control Officer, to undertake biological work on the Natural History. Bionomics. Ecology and Physiology of pest or potential pest animals and birds. Headquarters will initially be Perth, but appointee must be prepared to spend long periods in the field or. if necessary, io be transferred to another centre within the State. Transport: Reasonable amount allowed for transport of appointee and dependent family to Western Australia provided bond entered into to serve State for period of three years. Conditions of Service: Superannuation benefits. three months' long service leave after seven years' continuous service, cumulative sick leave entitlement and other general conditions applicable to permanent public servants. Applications. stating age. qualifications and experience should be addressed by April, 18. 1963, to— Public Service Commissioner, 184 St. GEORGE'S TERRACE. I PERTH. Western Australia.
VACANCIES PROFESSIONAL CHIEF MEDICAL LABORATORY TECHNOLOGIST The Health Department require a Chief Medical Laboratory Technologist for the Queen Elizabeth Hospital. Rotorua. Salary up to £1465 p.a. The person appointed must hold a Certificate of Proficiency in Hospital Laboratory practice. Queen Elizabeth Hospital is the New Zealand National Centre for Rheumatic Diseases. In addition to routine duties the person appointed will be required to participate in the general research programme of the hospital. Other staff include a biochemist, staff bacteriologist, and two laboratory assistants. The scope of rheumatic laboratory work at the hospital is continually widening, with present emphasis on serology, protein fractions, metabolic disorder, renal functions. etc. Laboratory aspects of population survey are also covered. Applications close on April 10, 1963. with the Secretary, State Services Commission. Box 8004. Wellington. Applicants should preferably use form PS 17A, obtainable from post offices, and should enclose copies of testimonials and quote vacancy number 888. Assistance towards expenses will be given to a married man required to move his household. 8451
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