Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, May 20, 1982, Page 10, Image 10

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    Page 10 Portland Observer, May 20, 1962
JOB FINDER
MULTNOMAH
COUNTY
possess S ta te o f Ore
HOUSING
gon
c e rtifica tio n as a
REHABILITATION
Psychiatric Nurse Prac
ASSISTANT
•1,573-11,810 monthly. titioner w ith prescrip
Thia is technical admin­ tion privileges and pos
istrative support work sess or be able to ob
requiring considerable tain a valid Oregon
knowledge of housing D river's license w ith
rehabilitation loan pro­ availability of personal
grams, policies, proce­ automobile.
dures, practices and APPLY for these posi
regulations. The e m ­ tions no later than
ployee occupying this 4:30 p.m ., Friday, May
positon will be respon­ 21. 1962.
DENTAL HEALTH
sible for housing reha­
DIRECTOR
bilitation loan applica­
(Unclassified)
tion processing and as­
sisting h o m e o w n e rs • 3 6 ,2 2 7 - 4 4 7 ,1 0 5 a n ­
through the loan p ro­ n u a l l y , d e p e n d in g
cess. Duties will in ­ upon q u a lific a tio n s .
clude determining eligi­ This is professional
bility; processing loan w ork in directing the
applications; preparing C ounty program of
notes, deeds, affidavits dental health care and
and o th er required education. Specific re­
docum ents. Provides sponsibilities include
staff assistance to the p la n n in g , b u d g e tin g
loan review committee and evaluating all acti
as required; assists in vities o f the dental
the coordination of health program, includ­
loan programs with lo­ ing clinic services and
cal lending institutions e d u c a tio n a c tiv itie s ;
and special community development and coor
development projects; dination of program ob­
and provides inform a­ jectives and services
the
broader
tion about the housing w ith
rehabilitation loan pro­ C ounty health p ro­
gram to the public, gram; and the organi
c o m m u n ity g ro u p s , zation and delivery of
other agencies and pri­ cost-effective services
vate groups. Performs through contract, clinic
related w ork as re­ and staff services. Clin­
quired. Duties are per­ ical dentistry is required
form ed
under
the o f this p o sitio n . TO
supervision of the QUALIFY M inim um : A
Senior Planner and degree in dentistry
Program M an ager for from an accredited
the C om m unity Block dental school, plus a
Grant Program . TO current license to prac­
Q U A L IF Y : M in im u m : tice dentistry in the
Applicants must have State of Oregon. Desir­
one (1) year of training able: Experience or ed
or experience in a hous­ ucation in public health
ing rehabilitation loan a n d /o r health adminis
and com m unity devel­ t ration.
opm ent program . D e­
E N R O LLM E N T
sirable: Experience in or
SP E C IA L IS T
knowledge of the oper­ •1,176-41,352 monthly.
ation of a housing reha­ The Enrollm ent S p e ­
bilitation loan program; cialist interview s Pro­
knowledge of Commu­ ject Health applicants
n it y D e v e l o p m e n t to determine eligibility
Block Grant regulations and appropriate health
and other fed erally care coverage. Specific
funded program s re­ duties include complet­
lated to housing reha­ ing required eligibility
bilitation loan and grant and enrollm ent forms,
activities; experience in explaining health plan
dealing with the public; options to clients, com­
good oral and w ritte n puting and collecting
communication skills.
client's prem ium pay­
ment, authorizing pay­
PSYCHIATRIC
ment for special m edi­
NURSE
cal needs not covered
PRACTITIONER
41,761-42,302 monthly by health plan, serving
(full-time); 4881-41151 as liaison between cli­
ent and health plan,
m o n th ly (p a rt-tim e ).
This position is located m a in ta in in g re c o rd s
at an outpatient mental and referring clients to
health clinic. Specific appropriate agencies.
responsibilities include TO Q U A L IF Y a p p li­
medication evaluations cants m ust have tw o
and adjustm ents, p re ­ years of experience in
scription writing, physi­ the direct health or so­
cal assessments, and cial services field in ­
medical responsibility v o lvin g in te rv ie w in g
for a portion o f the and referral o f clients
chronically mentally ill OR two years of clerical
treatm ent population. e x p e rie n c e in vo lvin g
The current vacancy is public contact.
p art-tim e position
50% ) and is located at
2415 SE 43rd Avenue.
An eligibility list will be
established to fill this
acancy as w ell as
ther vacancies th a t
occur in the next six
months. TO Q U A LIFY
applicants must be li­
censed in the S tate
ofOregon to practice as
^ e g is t e r e d n u r s ^ n d
A PP LY for these posi­
tions no later than 4:30
p .m ., Friday, M ay 21,
1962.
W H E R E TO A PP LY ;
M u ltn o m a h C o u n ty
C o u rth o u s e , Room
130, 1021 S W Fourth
Avenue, Portland, Ore­
g o n , 97204. PHONE:
(503)248-5015.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
MISC
JO B S OVER SEAS
Big
m oney
fas t,
•20,000 to 450,000 plus
per year. Call 1-716-
842-6000, ext. 3819.
HANDYMAN
286-2968
2864122
DOMESTIC
WORKERS
1978 Pontiac Sunbird,
cassette p layer, good
condition; 42,400. Call
281 6601 or 297 8511
ext 227.
W ANTED
Cleaning, washing, iron­
ing, cooking. Call:
Velvet Touch
283-0090
PSYCHOLOGIST
P h .D . and clinical in ­
t e r n s h ip . D e la u n a y
M ental Health Canter.
O u t-c lie n t setting In ­
volving d irect service
delivery, psycho-diag­
nostics 6 emphasis or
training of intern. Sal­
ary n eg o tiab le. Send
Vitae & 2 letters of refs,
by Jun e 1, 1982 tc .
Luahna U de, 5215 N.
Lombard, Portland. OR
97203.
ENGINEERING
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
PROJECT COORDINATOR
SINGLE-USE
P R O D U C T ENGINEER
Plan and conduct new
product design and de­
velopm ent for single-
use (bloodlines), p ro ­
duct design and devel­
opment, and manufac­
turing engineering. Ed­
ucation: BSME; know­
ledge: Injection m o ld ­
ing, extrusion and
packaging; experience:
3-5 years single-use
p r o d u c t e n g in e e r ,
bloodlines or dialyzer
engineering.
B-D DRAKE W ILLOCK
is a world leader in the
m anufacture of kidney
dialysis equipment and
related products.
Highly competitive sal­
ary and benefit pack­
age.
Send resume and sal­
ary requirem ents to
J o h n W o ld at
Salary rang 42,194 to 4 2,7 84 /month
Portland Development Commission is seeking a
professional Economic Development Project Coor-
dinator. Specific responsibilities will include imple­
menting and managing projects and programs
city-wide with emphasis on the city's designated
northeast target area. This is a highly responsible
position involving implementation of commercial
and industrial projects. Minimum qualifications
include specific implementation experience, af­
fective written & oral communication skills, good
organizational skills and extensive experience in
public contact w ith business and com m unity
groups. Request supplemental application from
Portland Developm ent Commission, 1500 S W
1st Ave., Portland, OR 97201. Phone: 248-4971.
FIREFIGHTER
Portland International Airport
WASHINGTON
COUNTY
PHYSICAL
THERAPIST
The Port of Portland announces recruitment to
establish a civil service list of qualified candidates
to fill future Airport Firefighter vacancies. Airport
Firefighters work shifts of 24 hours o n /4 8 hours
off which rotate to include weekends and holi­
days. They are highly trained in crash fire rescue
procedures, perform routine fire station chores
and respond to physically demanding emergency
situations. Starting salary is 419,666 annually.
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty,
•1 5 3 1 -4 1 8 6 1
per
month, provides physi­
cal therapy to patients
under the direction of Basic qualifications include: be at least 18 years
attending physicians. of age, have valid Oregon or Washington driver's
Req. a B achelor's de­ license (or obtain one upon a p p o in tm en t),
gree in physical therapy dem onstrate a com m itm ent to an established
from an accredited col­ regime of physical conditioning and fitness, plus
lege or univ.; exper. in the ability to follow instructions and learn oper­
a clinic or hospital set­ ating procedures. Preferred qualifications, in the
ting, with an emphasis event of a substantial number of applicants in­
in g eriatric tre a tm e n t cluding previous crash fire rescue or paramedic
desirable. Req. certifi­ experience and/or education.
cation as a licensed
physical th erap ist by Applications will be accepted in person only at
the state of Ore. at time Portland International Airport, M ain Terminal
of appointment, or pos­ Building, West Mezzanine Level, above the Port
session of a temp, per­ W est Restaurant, from 8:30 a.m. to Noon and
m it to p ractice and 1:00p .m . to 5 :0 0 p .m . on Wednesday, June 2,
licensure
w ith in
6 Thursday. June 3 and Friday, June 4, 1982. No
m onths after appoint­ advance inquiries or telephone calls please. A p­
ment; ability to obtain a plications will n ot be accepted prior to these
valid O re. driver's lic­ dates.
ense. C ounty applica­
tions only, resumes not
The Port is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
accepted.
DENTIST
W a s h in g to n C o un ty,
•2 3 7 6 -4 2 8 8 8
per
m onth, plans, directs,
and im plem ents the
Dental Program within
the County serving wel­
fare eligible patients.
Req. grad, from an ac­
credited dental school;
training or exper. in pe-
donotics and public
health preferred. Req.
valid certification as a
licensed dentist in the
State of Ore.; ability to
obtain a Federal Drug
Enforcement Adminis­
tratio n C ertific ate for
Controlled Substances.
C o u n ty a p p lic a tio n s
only, resumes not ac­
cepted.
ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT
COORDINATOR
W a s h in g to n C o un ty,
•2 3 2 9 -4 2 8 3 0
per
month. Coordinates an
economic development
program to prom ote
economic growth w ith­
in Washington County;
develops and coordin­
ates a program to pro­
m ote tourism and use
o f facilities w ith the -
County; works with lo­
cal jurisdictions, busi­
nesses, citizens, and
developers to a ttra c t
new business and pro­
m ote tourism in the
County; provides infor­
m ation to interested
parties on developable
land,
fin an cial
re­
sources, g ro w th p a t­
terns, existing facilities,
and related issues.
Req. college-level train­
ing in economics, busi­
ness a d m in ., or urban
planning and increas­
ingly responsible exper.
in either private or pub­
lic sector economic de­
velopm ent; exper. in
tourism promotion and
advertising desirable;
or any satisfactory
equiv. comb, of exper.
and training.
M ake application for
th e above jobs at
W a s h in g to n C o u n ty
Personnel, Room 306,
150 N. 1st A ve ., Hills­
boro 97123. Last filing
date. May 28, 1962.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
RECEPTIONIST
PART-TIME
Receptionist - S ecre­
tary, part-tim e. Office
of the Associate Direc­
tor. Qualifications: pre­
vious receptionist ex­
perience w ith strong
te le p h o n e p resen ce;
stro n g in te rp e rs o n a l
skills; 60 wpm typing
w ith accuracy; ability
to interact with variety
of staff and clients and
ability to work well un­
der pressure. Starting
salary, 4 7 ,5 7 8 -4 8 ,0 4 0
for part tim e (25 hours
per w e ek ). Resumes
must be received in the
Personnel O ffice by
May 27, 1962 by 5 p.m.
In letter of application,
indicate the position for
which you are apply­
ing. A dditional in fo r­
mation avail, from the
Personnel Office. Send
letter of application and
resume to Personnel
Office, N orthw est Re­
gional Educational Lab,
300 S W 6th, Portland,
OR 97204.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
B-D Drake Wlllock
~ 20.000 +
read the Portland
Observer's classfied
ads — Big Deal?
IT COULD BEI
,
Call 283-2486
to place your ad today I
Applications will be ac­
cepted M ay 20-21 for
Psychiatric Aides to fill
fu tu re vacancies at
Fairview Training Cen­
ter. S tartin g Salary
4 8 8 5 /m o n th . M ust be
18 yrs or o ver, good
p h y s ic a l c o n d it io n ,
h ave tra n s p o rta tio n ,
available for any shift.
E O E . A p p lic a tio n s
available at Fairview
Training Center. State
Personnel Division, or
any State Employment
O ffic e . C o n ta ct Fair-
view Personnel, 2250
Strong Rd. SE, Salem,
OR 97310. Phone 378-
6369.
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service, fully bonded and
specializing in cleaning, laundry
and cooking - on an hourly, daily,
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2201 N. Killingsworth *283-0090
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CLASSIFIED
ADS
MUSEUM
EDUCATION
DIRECTOR
O M SI is seeking an ed­
ucator to adm inister
pre-college education
programs and physical,
b iological, earth , and
c o m p u te r s c ie n c e s .
Advanced degree, rec­
ord o f accom plish­
m ent, strong com m it­
m ent to education re­
quired. Salary range:
4 25,000 to 435 ,00 0 .
Send resume, 3 refer­
ences, and statem ent
of interest by June 28,
1982 to: Executive D i­
recto r, O M S I, 4015
S .W . Canyon R d.,
Portland, OR 97221.
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
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13620 S.E. Pheasant Ct.
Portland, OR 97222
A n Equal Opportunity
Employer
JOB SEARCH
INSTRUCTOR
Teaches CETA partici­
pants technique for seek­
ing jobs. College course
work in education. Pri­
or experience in leading
w orkshops and w o rk ­
ing with the Indian peo­
ple or o rganizations.
Excellent com m unica­
tion skills. Pick up ap-
application from P er­
sonnel, Urban Indian
C ouncil, 1634 S W A l­
der,
Po rtlan d,
OR
97205, or send self-ad­
dressed stam ped en­
velope. Indian p refer­
ence given to qualified
a p p lic a n ts . C lo s in g
date 5 /2 8 /8 2 5:00 p.m.
Salary 4 1 0 .5 5 /h r, % -
tim e position. Funded
through 9 /3 0 /8 2 .
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R iel, Sucre, M ark, C e d i, Drachma, Rupee,
Lira, Yen, G u ild e r, Krone, Balboa, Sol,
Escudo, Leone, Ruble, Baht, Dirham.
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Community Calendar
Elden Jesae B lo c k e r, J r ., S in g in g G oapel L ighta M in is te r is con­
ducting blessed services Friday nights, 7:30 pm, at Church o f The Living
God, 2940 N .E . Union Ave. at Morris St. Rev. John H all, Pastor. A ll wel­
come.
B en efit c u ltu rel n lg h t/e u c tio n fo r Irvin g to n C o m m u n ity D eycere,
with The Ayalah Dancers, Herb Caw thorne, The Street Corner Singers,
Christina and T io , and more. Sunday, M ay 22, 918 S.W . Yamhill. 6:30-7 no
host bar; 7 pm, cultural program, 8:30 auction. $4 adults, $2 12 and under.
Fund-raising C ar W ash for Peninsula Park Wrestling C lub, Saturday,
M ay 22nd, 9:30 am-4:3O pm at the corner o f North A lbina and Portland
Blvd., Standard Station. The public is invited. For more inform ation call
285-4222.
" D ie ta ry Fish Oil In th e P reven tio n o f H eart Dlaeeae: Lessons fro m
th e E skim o s," free lecture, Oregon Health Sciences University, Thursday,
M ay 20, 8 pm in the Library auditorium. For more inform ation, call 225-
8231.
W a v e rly C h ildrens H o m e 's second ann u al A n tiq u e W a lk , M ay 21,
6:30 pm-9:3O pm, in the Sellwood Antique district o f Portland, Tickets— at
$4— entitle holder to browze shops, one glass wine, chance at door prizes.
234-7532 for more information.
N o rth P o rtla n d P o lic e A d v is o ry C o u n c il, Tuesday, M ay 25, at the
Kenton Firehouse Community Center, 8105 N. Brandon Ave. Speakers will
be Officers Ron Frey and Chuck Bolliger o f the Liquor Investigation Detail,
Portland Police Bureau Intelligence Division.
Spring C o n c e rt, Prison Ministries, Inc., Friday, M ay 2 1,7:30 pm. First
Baptist C hurch (909 S .W . 11th A v e .— corner o f SW 12th A T a y lo r).
A ll welcome.
The Incredible Pllobolue Dance Theatre, sometimes hilarious, some­
times sublimely beautiful blend o f dance and gymnastics, Portland Civic
Auditorium , Thursday, M ay 20, 8:15 p.m.
P8U films: Friday, M ay 2 1 ,7 :3 0 pm, Kings o f the Road (German with
English subtitles); Alabam a: 2f000 Light Years and Same Player Shoots
Again (two short films). Saturday, May 22, 7:30 pm: same films. 75 Lincoln
H all, PSU campus, SW Broadway and M arket Streets. $1.50 for non-PSU
students. Free to PSU students.
Third annual Children's Author Parade, featuring author-illustrator
"forme de Paola, starts 10:30 am, Sabin School, 4013 N .E . 18th Ave. For
more information, call 284-7945 or 249-3304.
Native American end Black-American culture celebration at Boise
School, presented by the first-grade classes, M ay 2 7 ,4 -6 pm, in the auditor­
ium o f Boise School, 620 N . Fremont St. For more info, 288-6309, or 248-
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