Education Vacancies UNIVERSITY OF OTAGO Dunedin RESEARCH FELLOW/ ASSISTANT DIRECTOR MENTAL HEALTH RESEARCH APPLICATIONS are called for tbe position of full-time Research Fellow In the Dunedin Multidisciplinary Health and Development Research Unit. The successful applicant will play a major role in an on-going longitudinal study of the health, development and behaviour of a large sample of adolescents. The successful applicant will be expected to contribute substantially to the planning and developemnt of the Mental Health Research Programme; train and supervise other interviewers; conduct Interviews with the adolescents; supervise the maintenance of data coding and editing; and assist the Director In all aspects of the conduct of the multidisciplinary study as requested. The successful applicant will be expected to pur-' sue their own research interests In the study. Expertise In clinically-oriented Interviewing Is a prereqlslte. Applicants should have a higher degree in the social sciences and a demonstrated capacity for independent research. The initial appointment will be from January (or as soon thereafter as agreed) to September 1990, with the opportunity for extension to June 1991, depending on the availability of further funding. Appointment will be made on the salary scale for lecturers up to LGOS (*36,000*40,400) depending on qualifications and experience. Further particulars may be obtained from Dr Rob McGee (Deputy Director Mental Health Research), or Dr P. A. Silva (Director) DMHDRU, Department of Paediatrics and Child Health, Medical School University of Otago, P.O. Box 913, Dunedin, phone 798-507. Typed applications including a copy of the applicant’s curriculum vitae, the names of two referees, and quoting reference number AB9/53, should be lodged with the Registrar, Mr D. W. Glrvan, P.O. Box 56, Dunedin by Friday, December 8, 1989. Equal opportunity In employment Is University policy. Situations Vacant Farm HOUSEKEEPER A position on an orchard property close to Christchurch, available during fruit picking season. Mature person required to llve-in Monday to Friday to keep house. Competent housekeeping and cooking skills essential. Please telephone 290-852 evenings. MARRIED COUPLE WANTED tor town supply dairy farm. Experience preferred. 4 bedroom house available. PHONE 252-468 MARRIED COUPLE REQUIRED for sheep and cropping property, on Canterbury Plains, 50 kms, from Christchurch. Mainly tractor driving and general farm work. The applicant would need a good working knowledge of and skill to maintain machinery, and be experienced In general farm work. References required. Apply: T. C. GRIGG, HALDON PASTURES, HORORATA, R.D. PHONE HORORATA 866. MARRIED COUPLE REQUIRED for sheep and cattle property close to Christchurch. This Is a permanent position for an experienced person. A comfortable 3 bdrm home is available. Apply to N. D. Shipley, 130 McLeans Island Rd, Harewood. Phone 599-722.
B LIVESTOCK IMPROVEMENT FARM MANAGER THE LIVESTOCK IMPROVEMENT CORPORATION LIMITED, a wholly owned subsidiary of the New Zealand Dairy Board, seeks applications for the position of Farm Manager which Is soon to become vacant on its property at Newstead, near Hamilton. The property is part of the Corporation’s Artificial Breeding Centre and is comprised of 258 ha. with livestock numbering about 600, 400 of which are bulls with the balance dairy beef. Strict quarantine and animal health requirements dictated by the Artificial Insemlniatlon Regulations and the requirements of semen export markets apply to all parts of the property. The appointee will have responsibility foor managing the land, plant, livestock and semen collection functions. Being self motivated, well organised, having sound administrative and communication skills, the Fann Manager will lead a team of 15 staff to continually enhance the property and Its operating procedures. Technical knowledge will have been gained through appropriate tertiary training and previous farm management experience. Persons interested In this position should apply in writing. Applications, which close on November 29, 1989, should be addressed to: Mr P. A. Huntley Personnel Administration Manager Livestock Improvement Corporation Limited Private Bag 3016 HAMILTON CLAYTON STATION STATION COOK CLAYTON STATION, 20km from Fairlie requires a station cook to provide meals for single staff, casuals and shearers. Excellent 3 bedroomed house, separate from staff quarters. Good remuneration, primary and secondary school bus at gate. Apply with references to W. A. Orbell t Clayton Station jj Fairlie, telephone 5054 880
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