VACANCY PROFESSIONAL ASHBURTON HOSPITAL BOARD MEDICAL SUPERINTENDENT APPLICATIONS are invited from Registered Medical Practitioners of specialist status with appropriate post graduate qualifications for the position of Medical Superintendent of the Ashburton Hospital. Administrative experience would be an advantage. The appointment would involve clinical as well as administrative duties. The salary will be within scale 56740-$9lOl and the commencing rate decided by the Director General of Health in accordance wnth the appointee’s qualifications and experience. Residential accommodation available as detailed in conditions of appointment which together with the official application form are available from the undersigned. Travelling expenses paid in accordance with the schedule attached to the conditions of appointment. Applications close with the undersigned at noon on September 16, 1970. H W. Kelk, Secretary, ASHBURTON HOSPITAL BOARD, P.O. Box 284, Ashburton. 3291 CHRISTCHURCH CITY COUNCIL STAFF ARCHITECT ASSISTANT ARCHITECT SENIOR ARCHITECTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN Applications are invited from registered or graduate architects or senior architectural draughtsmen for a position in the City Architect’s Division of the City Engineer’s Department A varied and intensive programme of work is in hand and projected for the future including housing, cultural and recreational buildings, public utilities, abattoir redevelopment and facilities associated with the Commonwealth Games. For architects the salary range is from $3314 p.a. up to $5521 p.a., with discretionary promotion up to $6220 p.a. and for draughtsmen the range is from $2891 p.a. up to $3742 p.a. with prospects of promotion up to $4908 p.a. Salaries will be negotiated according to the qualifications, ability and experience of the applicant Conditions of appointment with the Schedule of Duties and Application Forms may be obtained from the City Engineer’s Department, 166 Gloucester. Street (Ist floor), Christchurch, or P.O. Box 237, Christchurch, where written applications addressed to the City Engineer may be received. TOWN CLERK. 20th August 1970. M. B. HAYES, 3160 , DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH DIPLOMA OF PUBLIC HEALTH APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from Medical Practitioners who have an interest in Preventive and Social Medicine or in Hospital Administration, to undertake the Diploma of Public Health Course at Dunedin in 1971, with a view to subsequent appointment in the Department of Health. . Salary whilst undertaking the Course will be at .the rate of $5258 a year. The salary rate on appointment to a District is $6740 rising to $9lOl for the major districts. For further details please write to the DirectorGeneral of Health, Post Office Box 5013, Wellington, by October 15, 1970. 3098 DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL LIBRARY SCHOLARSHIP THE DUNEDIN CITY COUNCIL invites applications for a Library Scholarship valued at $6OO per annum and tenable for up to three years. The holder of the Scholarship will be expected to take the Diploma Course at the Library School, Wellington, on the completion of a degree at the University of Otago. Full details of the conditions and applications for this Scholarship are available from the City Librarian, Public Library, and applications will close with the undersigned on Wednesday, October 21, 1970. • D. M. SHIRLEY, Town Clerk. ’ 3842 MELBOURNE AND METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS . WATER SUPPLY SEWERAGE MAJOR STORMWATER DRAINAGE METROPOLITAN FREEWAYS The Board a statutory authority responsible for the provision of the above services for the greater Melbourne area is currently undertaking developmental works involving the expenditure of approximately SAIOO million annually. To plan and implement these works the Board requires: ENGINEERS to augment professional staff engaged on—- • FORWARD PLANNING • INVESTIGATION • DESIGN • CONSTRUCTION The undermentioned positions are permanent appointments, offer full superannuation entitlements and give immediate job satisfaction and strong longterm prospects of promotion. SENIOR ENGINEERS—STARTING SALARY: $A8743 $A9353 per annum. These senior supervisory positions require engineers who have had at least 10 years suitable post graduate experience, related to the. responsibilities mentioned above. SUPERVISING ENGINEERS—STARTING SALARY: $A7456 - SABO6O per annum. Five to 10 years post graduate experience is envisaged for these positions, preferably with some relevant supervision included. CAREER ENGINEERS—SALARY RANGE: $A4213 - $A7029 per annum, commencing salary within the range depending on experience. For these positions a university degree in Engineering or equivalent qualification will' be the minimum academic standard required. UNIVERSITY GRADUATES 1970 Applications are also invited from potential graduates. Appointments in such cases would initially be made at 5A3867 per annum subject to automatic reclassification to 3A4213 per annum upon production of documentary evidence of the successful completion of the final examinations. In most cases, the status of Registered Engineer (N.Z.), or Corporate Membership of the British Engineering Institutions confers eligibility for Corporate Membership of The Institution of Engineers, Australia, for which the minimum salary payable is $A5851 per annum. Reasonable removal expenses for the appointee’s family and personal effects will be met by the Board end temporary first class motel accommodation will be provided at the Board’s cost upon arrival in Melbourne. APPLICATIONS in writing, including a contact telephone number, stating age, qualifications and experience must be forwarded to reach the Personnel Manager, Melbourne and Metropolitan Board of Works, Box 4342, G.P.0., Melbourne, Victoria, 3001, Australia, not later than FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1970. Early applications would materially assist advance planning of itinerary for interviews in New Zealand. 3672
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Press, Volume CX, Issue 32382, 22 August 1970, Page 29
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