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SYSTEMS PROGRAMMER RESEARCH ASSOCIATE WILDLIFE ECOLOGIST This position will be full-time in research, for a period of 12 months. Research will concern influences of logging on elk, seasonally occupying national parks of Oregon and Washing ton. Experience with forage quality analysis and vegetation sampling is required. Knowledge of computers, statistics, experi mental design and modeling also important. Field work may be conducted under adverse wea ther conditions typical of these areas during winter. Ph.D. re quired in wildlife or range eco logy or related field. Available October 1, 1987. Closing date September 15, 1987. Salary will be $20,000.00/year. Send vita, names and phone numbers of three references to: Dr. Edward Starkey Resource Recreation Management College of Forestry Oregon State University Corvallis, OR 97331 Oregon State University is an Affirmative Action/Equal Oppor tunity Employer and complies with Section 504 of the Rehabili tation Act of 1973. Start Earning Extra Cash Instantly Ages 14 to 80 In Just a Few Hours a Day Call 282-7436 NOW! STOP An international labor affairs office was established in the U.S. Department of Labor in post-World War II years to pro mote exchange of information between nations, according to a fact sheet on Labor Department history. MULTNOMAH COUNTY $2,634. - $3,212./m o. IBM operating system support. OS/MVS 4300 or 30XX system. Qualifications are: Four years' experience performing operating systems programming with an IBM DOS or OS/MVS 4300 or 30XX system. Experience instal ling and maintaining TCS or CICS teleprocessing software. High school level education with additional coursework in IBM operating system control and support programs. Send resume' to: Eugene Water & Electric Board P.O. Box 10148 Eugene. OR 97440 Attn: Personnel Position Closes on September 21, 1987 - 5:00 p.m. Equal Opportunity Employer ELECTRICAL APPRENTICESHIP APPLICATIONS Metro Electrical JATC will accept applications for 2 weeks starting 9:30 AM Monday, September 14, 1987, ending 4 PM Friday, Sep tember 25, 1987. Minimum re quirements are high school grad uate with 2.0 GPA or GED of 255; passing grade in first year high school algebra (official high school transcript must be sent to Metro from high school); 18 years or older; high score on S72R77 aptitude test (applicants will be scheduled for aptitude testing when they complete their application. Apprenticeship offers a starting wage of $6.93 per hour with regular increases to full journeyman pay of $19.80 (currently) after a full five year program. Community Service Placement Specialist $9.67 per hour Places convicted offenders, both misdemeanants and felons, refer red to the Alternative Commu nity Service Program; requires two years of related college coursework and one year of ex perience; apply by September 18,1987. Medical Records Release Clerk $8.75 per hour Reviews and approves requests for release of medical records at various health clinic sites; re quires associate degree in Medi cal Records Technology, one year of clerical experience and qualified to pass ART test; apply by September 18,1987. Field Services Manager Health Services Division $28,564-37,146 annually Nursing management position with responsibility for mainten ance of a high standard of health services to an assigned geogra phic area; requires a BSN, a related Masters degree and five years of progressively responsible nursing experience; apply by September 18, 1987. Senior Program Development Specialist Community Corrections $27,561 $35,893 Requires two years of experience in program planning, develop ment, evaluation or policy anal ysis in the area of criminal justice; apply by September 18, 1987. WHERETO APPLY Multnomah County Employee Relations Room 1430 METRO TRAINING CENTER 5600 NE 42nd Portland, OR 287 0756 1120 SW Fifth Avenue Metro Offers Equal Opportunity An Equal Opportunity Employer ■' — w — Portland. OR 97204 — September 9, 1987, JOBS, Page 3