VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL HAWKE’S BAY HOSPITAL BOARD OPERATING THEATRE STAFF MEMORIAL HOSPITAL HASTINGS APPLICATIONS are invited from suitably qualified Staff Sisters or Staff Nurses for operating theatre, duties to commence approximately at end of May. Salaries and conditions of employment in accordance with Hospital Employment (Nurses) Regulations. Applications giving details of experience, and age, together with copies of recent testimonials. should be addressed to the Matron, from whom further details may be obtained. 6269 WAIKATO HOSPITAL BOARD WAIKATO HOSPITAL ADDITIONAL Registered General and Maternity or Midwifery Nurses are required for the Tutorial Department at Waikato Hospital, Hamilton. The Diploma of Nursing would be an advantage. Living in accommodation available if required. Please apply to the Matron-in-Chief, Waikato Hospital, Private Bag, Hamilton. 5127
VACANCIES— PROFESSIONAL CHEMISTRY TUTOR APPLICATIONS are invited for a full-time teaching position at Auckland Technical Institute for a Tutor of Chemistry. Applicants should be graduate chemists with industrial or research experience preferably in inorganic chemistry. The duties required are to teach Chemistry to students studying for the New Zealand Certificate in Science in which those taking the Chemistry option advance this subject for three years of part-time study beyond the level of University Entrance. The initial salary for this position will depend upon experience and qualifications and will be within the range of $2700 to $3BBO p.a. with the possibility of reaching $5360 at Senior Tutor level. Applications on Form E25/1 (available from any technical institute office) should be addressed to: The Principal, AUCKLAND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE, P.O. Box 5044, AUCKLAND. 6284
VACANCIES—PROFESSIONAL BIOLOGIST CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for a position as Tutor to teach Biological subjects to students studying for New Zealand Certificate in Science and higher levels. Applicants should be graduates and preferably with a background of Botany and/or Microbiology. Teaching and/or research experience is desirable. Starting salary will depend on qualißcations and experience and will be within one of the following scales: 52210-53740; $3350-84520; $4190-84940. Automatic increments to top of scale to which appointed. Appointee may join or transfer to the teachers' superannuation scheme. Some assistance will be given with removal and/or travel expenses. Further details of conditions and forms of application may be obtained from: The Principal, CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, P.O. Box 38177, Petone. D. W. RANDALL, Registrar. ' 3359 i CHEMIST CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for a position as Tutor to teach Chemistry to students studying for New Zealand Certificate in Science and higher levels. Applicants should be graduates, preferably with organic and biochemistry background. Teaching and/or research experience is desirable. Starting salary will depend on qualifications and experience and will be within one of the following scales: 82210-83740: 83350-84520: 54190-84940. Automatic increments to top of scale to which appointed. » Appointee may join or transfer to the teachers’ superannuation scheme. Some assistance will be given with removal and/or travel expenses. Further details of conditions and forms of applica- 1 tion may be obtained from: The Principal, CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, P.O. Box 38177, Petone. > * i D. W. RANDALL, ' Registrar. , 3358 I ■■■’■ I GEOLOGIST t CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for a position as Tutor ! to teach Geology to students studying for New Zealand 1 Certificates in Science and Engineering. * Applicants should be graduates and preferably have , had teaching and/or field experience. i Duties will include the organisation and supervision of laboratory courses and field trips. J Starting salary will depend on qualifications and j experience and will be within one of the following scales: i 82210-83740; 83350-84520; 84190-84940. ' Automatic increments to top of scale to which appointed. j Appointee may join or transfer to the teachers’ r superannuation scheme. J Some assistance will be given with removal and/or , travel expenses. t Further details of conditions and forms of appiica- r tion may be obtained from: The Principal, ‘ CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, i P.O. Box 38177, Petone. ; D. W. RANDALL. “ Registrar. t 3359 i F V PHYSICIST - MATHEMATICIAN i CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED for positions (2) as Tutors to teach Physics and Mathematics to students studying for New Zealand Certificates in Science and Engineering. Applicants should be graduates and preferably have had teaching and/or research experience. Experience in measurement techniques and instrumentation would be an advantage. The Mathematics could also involve statistics. Starting salary will depend on qualifications and experience and will be within one of the following scales: $2210-83740; 83350-84520; 84190-84940. Automatic increments to top of scale to which appointed. Appointee may join or transfer to the teachers' i superannuation scheme. Some assistance will be given with removal and/or ( travel expenses. Further details of conditions and forms of applica- I tion from: The Principal, [ CENTRAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, P.O. Box 38177, Petone. D. W. RANDALL, Registrar. 3358
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Press, Volume CVIII, Issue 31661, 23 April 1968, Page 25
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