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Education Vacancies Education Vacancies UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO Dunedin FIXED-TERM LECTURESHIP (SCIENCE) IN BIOCHEMISTRY Applications are invited from science graduates with appropriate experience for appointment to a fixed-term Lectureship in Biochemistry. The appointment which is to fill a vacancy created by the absence of a permanent staff member on leave without pay is not subject to extension or renewal. The post will be available for three years from approximately June 1,1989. Salary: $35,000-$42,500 per annum. The appointment, which will be made at a level that is suitable for a recent Ph.D. graduate, is open to applicants with research experience in any branch of Biochemistry or Molecular Biology and would provide experience in a University Department for a graduate who wishes to make a career in academic biochemistry. Extensive post-doctoral experience is not an essehtial pre-requisite. Further particulars are available from Mr D. W. Girvan, Registrar, P.O. Box 56, Dunedin. Enquiries - may be addressed to the Head of the Department of Biochemistry, Professor G. B. Petersen, FAX: (024) 741-607 or by telephoning (024) 797-864. Applications quoting reference number AB9/15 close on May 1, 1989. Equality in employment opportunity is University policy. D. W. Girvan REGISTRAR I LECTURER/SENIOR I I LECTURER I I Veterinary Clinical Pathology I I Applications are invited from I I registrable veterinary graduates for the I I above position in the Department of I I Veterinary Pathology and Public Health. I I The appointee would have special res- I I ponsibility for the teaching of veterinary I I clinical pathology to undergraduate and I I postgraduate veterinary students and I I would also be responsible for providing a I I laboratory diagnostic service to the Faculty I I in the fields of haematology, clinical I I chemistry and cytology. I I Salary: Lecturer $35,000 to $42,500 I I Senior Lecturer $49,000 to $57,000 I I Further details of the position can be I I obtained from Professor B.W. Manktelow, I I Head of Department. I I Closing date: 31 May 1989. I I Applications, in writing, for the I I above position including a full I I curriculum vitae and the names and I I addresses of three referees should I I be forwarded to Mrs V.B. I I Bretherton, Personnel Section. I I B.R.H. Monks I I Registrar I I We are an Equal Opportunity Employer I I Palmerston North New Zealand I I Telephone (063) 69-099 I THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND New Zealand A SENIOR LECTURESHIP IN SURGERY-TRANSPLANTATION (Limited Term Appointment) DEPARTMENT OF SURGERY SCHOOL OF MEDICINE THE POSITIONS IS AVAILABLE for a term of 5 years. It Is a new position resulting from a reorganisation within the School of Medicine. General Surgery is taught extensively within the clinical part of the medical course. However, transplantation is not well developed within both the undergraduate programme and clinical service. The appointee is expected to demonstrate leadership in developing transplantation teaching and service. Candidates must hold a medical qualification registrable in New Zealand together with a recognised postgraduate qualification in Surgery and should preferably have had some experience in teaching undergraduate and postgraduate medical students. They must be able to demonstrate ability to undertake and sustain research activities in Transplantation. The duties will include the teaching of clinical Surgery at the undergraduate level and to assist in postgraduate teaching courses in the School of Medicine. The appointee will have a leadership role In both the teaching and clinical application of organ transplantation. A 5/10 clinical commitment to one or more Auckland Area Health Board Institutions is required. It is hoped that the successful candidate will take up the position as early as possible during 1989. Commencing salary will be established within the range $NZ64,000 to SNZB3,OOO per annum. Conditions of Appointment and Method of Application are available from the Assistant Registrar, Academic Appointments, University of Auckland, Private Bag, Auckland. Applications should be forwarded as soon as possible but not later than the closing date, April 30, 1989. THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND, (An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer.) W. B. NICOLL, Registrar. UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND, PRIVATE BAG, AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND. ST JOHN’S SCHOOL Applications are invited for the position of: PRINCIPAL THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT would take up the position at the beginning of Term 2, and must be committed to the special character of this school. Strength in administration - Music, Drama and Speech, would be an advantage. Salary to State Scale. Applications, including Curriculum Vitae and references, to: P.O. BOX 1672, INVERCARGILL. i Applications close B, 1989.