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I n * vers ify Vacancies | ' THE MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OFNEW ZEALAND j DIRECTOR VIRUS RESEARCH : UNIT ! DUNEDIN, NEW ZEALAND APPLICATIONS are inbited from either medically or non-, medically qualified virologists for the position of Director of; the Council's Virus Research! Unit, Department of Micro-' biology. University of Otago,! Dunedin. The unit has an es-: tablishment of five profes-l ■ sional and six technical posi-i : lions. As a result of an in-i (crease in establishment, two • junior professional and two' (technical posts are currently; 'vacant. Council would expect; ■ the Director to initiate a research programme of full, : international standard built; around any medically sign-! ' ificant viral system. While it. 1 :is desirable for a portion of; : the research effort to be ori-l entated toward clinically sign-, : ificant problems, the primt! (Object of the unit is the pur- 1 i suit of fundamental research ! !in virology. ' , , Salary would be not less: ! than that of Associate Profes-; sor in the Universitv. A par-i ! ticularly well qualified indi-i ; vidual could be appointed at: ; the level of full Professor. : Current salaries are: Associate Professor (Science) 5NZ33,050 per annum. Associate Professor (Medical) §NZ40,778-$NZ45,987 per annum. ..?.!'°. feSsor (Science) $NZ35,65 4-$NZ44,505 per annum. Professor (Medical) $N Z 4 5,2 5 0-$NZ50,464 per annum. Further particulars are available from the Registrar, University of Otago, Dunedin, New Zealand, or the Association of Commonwealth Universities, (Appts) 36 Gordon (Square, London, WCIHOPF. i Applications quoting refer- : ence No. ABl/19 close in London and Nqw Zealand on July 31, 1981. . ; D. IV, Girvan. . Registrar. '! University of Otago. i THE UNIVERSITY OF I PAPUA NEW GUINEA (PORT MORESBY) PROFESSOR OF PATHOLOGY APPLICATIONS are invited for Professorship in Pathology within the Department of Pathology from medically qualified pathologists who possess postgraduate qualifications in any major discipline in Pathology with wide teaching and research experience in developing countries. A successful applicant will be expected to participate in teaching of undergraduate and post-graduate medical students in all, disciplines of pathology besides own speciality, and will also be involved in providing hospital pathology services as honorary consultant. Further ,he has to provide academic leadership and is eligible for election as administrative head of the Department. Medical graduates have to supply evidence of their qualifications and status for registration by the Papua New Guinea Medical Board. Details will be sent, on application. ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN 1/11 GOROKA TEACHERS’ COLLEGE The College has a vacancy for a qualified Librarian The post is graded at Assistant Librarian 1/11. Applicants should have either a Library Dinloma or a University degree’ and a Library Diploma, The duties will include cataloguing, reference work and other . general tasks. SENIOR TUTOR/. LECTURER/ SENIOR LECTURER IN . TECHNICAL ' TEACHER EDUCATION GOROKA TEACHERS’ COLLEGE Applications are invited for the post of Senior Tutor/ Lecturer/Senior Lecturer in Technical Teacher Education at Goroka Teachers’ College, a constituent campus of the University of Papua New Guinea. It is hoped that the Appointee will commence duties by September, 1981, at the latest. Applicants should have a degree or degree-level professional qualification in a technological field and a professional qualification in education. Applicants should have relevant industrial experience. teaching experience in technical subjects (preferably in technical college or similar institution), and, preferably experience in teaching in a developing country and/or teaching education. The college’s main function is the training of high school teachers. However, teachers’ for technical; education are also trained there, and the successful applicant’s responsibilities will probably be almost exclusively in this field. He will be responsible for teaching the technical teaching method and Mathematics components of the, technical teacher education course to a wide variety of tradesmen and technicians. Where possible technical support will be given to provide specialist inputs to the various trades as required. The successful candidate will also need to possess qualities of adaptability and initiative in order to develop the scope of the course and its support elements. The ability to cope with limited resources and handle contacts with a wide range of government personnel is essential. SALARY: PROFESSOR: K 20,225 per annum plus gratuity. (An additional clinical allowance of K2OOO may be paid to medical graduates). ASSISTANT LIBRARIAN GRADE I: KU,485 per annum plus gratuity. SENIOR TUTOR GRADE I: K 13.425 per annum plus , gratuity. SENIOR TUTOR GRADE II: K 15.275 per annum plus gratuity. SENIOR LECTURER: K 17.125 per annum plus gratuity. . Applications will be treated as strictly confidential and should include a full curriculum vitae, a recent small photograph and the names! and addresses of three referees. The successful applicant will be offered a contract for a three-year appointment. The gratuity entitlement is based on 24 per cent of salary earned and is payable in installments or lump sum and is taxed at a flat rate of 2 tier cent. In addition to the salaries quoted above, the -nain benefits , include: support for approved research;, •ent-free accommodation; ap- 1 and repatriation lirfares for appointee and) lependants; financial assis:ance towards the cost of ;ransporting personal effects o and from Papua New Guinea: 6 weeks annual ■ecreation leave with home lirfares available after each i 8 months of continuous ser-■ice;-generous education, subiidies for children attending ichools in Papua New Guinea >r overseas: a salary coninuation, scheme to cover ■xtended illness or disability. Applicants who wish to irrange secondment from heir home institutions will >e welcomed. Applications should be forvarded to - the Assistant lecretary (Staffing); Univerity of Papua New Guinea, lox 4820, UNIVERSITY, to each him not later than 29th lay, 1981.