VACANCY PROFESSIONAL ’ I SOUTH OTAGO HOSPITAL BOARD OWAKA HOSPITAL The following petitions exist on the Nursing Staff or the Owaka Hospital. SISTER IN CHARGE Accommodation comprises an attractive self-contained first t floor flat with a wonderful panoramic view. Hospital comprises 27 beds, including 4 Maternity. General and Midwifery qualifications are essential. j WARD SISTER General and Maternity Certl- | ficates, but consideration will be i flven to applicants with General i raining only. Position would suit married woman with a child. ] For further particulars apply ’ to the ; Supervising Matron, Hospital, BALCLUTHA 7340 THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND The Council invites applies- 1 lions for the full-time position of ' MEDICAL DIRECTOR OF THE STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE Candidates should be qualified medical practitioners with a good background of clinical experience in general medicine. An interest in social and preventive work and the health problems of young people is desirable. A Student Health Service has been provided in the university for some 15-years. Since 1968 it has been under the full-time directorship of Dr W. S. Auburn, who will retire at the end of 1971. Membership by students is voluntary and the aims of the service are primarily preventive and educational. The Director is assisted by a number of part-time Medical Officers who each attend one or two half-day sessions per week. Access to the consultant services provided by the Auckland Hospital Board is readily available. The Medical Director is expected to work in cloee co-oper-ation with the Student Counsellors and any other student welfare agencies. Accommodation is provided in a central position on the campus and consists of three consulting rooms, a nurse’s office, a treatment room and a general office with secretarial and receptionist staff. Salary will be established according to qualifieatlons and experience within the range 59000$ll,OOO per annum. Removal expenses within specified limits will be paid by the university. Conditions of appointment and method of application are available from all New Zealand universities or from the undersigned. Applications will be accepted at any time up to September 15, 1971. D. W. PULLAR. Registrar. University of Auckland, Private Bag, Auckland, New Zealand. 3999 WAIKATO HOSPITAL BOARD ANAESTHETIST ROTORUA HOSPITAL, ROTORUA. NEW ZEALAND. APPLICATIONS are Invited from suitably qualified medical officers registrable in New Zealand for the above position which will be a full-time appointment or alternatively a visiting appointment on a sessional basis to be negotiated as between the appointee and the Board. The position is of Specialist status and applicants should have been qualified for not less than eight years, have had five years experience in modern anaesthesia and resuscitation, and hold an appropriate higher qualification. Alternatively, applications will be considered from Medical Officers who have other than Specialist status. The salary will be in the scale 5NZ5792/10.979. The actual commencing rate of salary will be determined by the DirectorGeneral of Health having regard to the applicant’s previous experience and qualifications. It the appointee is not whole time, a proportionate amount of the whole time salary would be paid. Rotorua Hospital haa approxl- . mately 300 beds and Is the second largest of the Board’s institutions. Expansion is so rapid that it will further affect the field of Anaesthesia. Rotorua is a very pleasant New Zealand city, a popular tourist resort and bandy to hunting, fishing, mountaineering and surfing facilities. Schools are excellent. Assistance In travelling expenses may be provided for a full-time appointment. Inquiries regarding this position should be directed to the Medical Superintendent, Rotorua Hospital, Rotorua, New Zealand. Conditions of Appointment and application form may bo obtained from the Secretary, Waikato Hospital Board, P.O. Box 934, Hamilton, New Zealand, with whom applications close on September 17, 1971. 3976 UNIVERSITY VACANCIES MASSEY UNIVERSITY, PALMERSTON NORTH SENIOR LECTURER IN AGRONOMY APPLICATIONS are Invited from qualified persons for the above position. The appointee will be responsible for undergraduate and post-graduate teaching in Agronomy with emphasis on pasture agronomy. At the undergraduate level the appointee will be required to combine with other members of the Department in the various courses in agronomy, particularly at the advanced level. At the postgraduate level the appointee will be required to supervise studies in pasture and crop agronomy. For an outstanding applicant the appointee may be made at Readership level. In this case the appointee would also be required to provide special administration assistance to the head of depart- - menu Salary: Senior Lecturer, in the range $6132-57826. Reader, in the range $7609-98913. Further details of the position and of the University together with the general conditions of appointment, may be obtained from the undersigned with whom applications close on November 1, 1971. A. J. Weir, Registrar. 4000 MASSEY UNIVERSITY, PALMERSTON NORTH POST-DOCTORAL FELLOWSHIP Applications are invited for a Post-Doctoral Fellowship tenable In the humanities or social aciApplications would be weL corned from suitably qualified persons for study in one of the following disciplines: Economics, English, French, geography, history, psychology. Information concerning the research activities of the departments associated with these disciplines is given in the university calendar. The fellowship will be tenable for one year, with possible extensions, and carry an emolument of $5OOO. Travelling expensea up to $lOOO may be provided. Further details of the position and of the university, together with conditions of apBointment,8 ointment, may be obtained from le undersigned, with whom applications close on September 13, 1971. A. J. Weir, Registrar 3033
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