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September 29,1988, Portland Observer, Page 13
INSURANCE
SAIF Corporation
Oregon’s leading workers’ com­
pensation insurance carrier Is seek­
ing Individuals for the following
positions.
HOSPITAL UTILIZATION
REVIEW SPECIALIST
$1,883 MINIMUM
CORPORATE HEADQUARTERS
IN SALEM
The individual in this position will
review and audit all hospital bills
to identify over charges, unre­
lated charges and/or utilization
issues. This individual will be(
responsible to make referrals for'
cases necessitating on-site audit
and monitor results. Will serve as
negotiator between SAIF claims
and hospital to resolve issues and
charges. Will assit in obtaining
and monitoring hospital contrac­
tual networks and auditing agen­
cy agreements between SAIF and
contractor.
Applicants must have a current
RN license; Bachelor’s degree
preferred; extensive hospital clini­
cal experience, knowledge of
medical billing codes, services,
diagnostic and surgical proce­
dures; utilization and quality as­
surance criteria; administrative
and negotiation experience pre­
ferred. Requires good verbal and
written communication; speed
reading, assimilation of facts and
logical analysis necessary.
EXAMINER/SENIOR
EXAMINER
$1,707 MINIMUM
SALEM BRANCH OFFICE
The individual in this position will
manage and process an assigned
number of disability time loss
,(aims insuring that compensa-
;i <n and medical benefits are paid
(ir \ely. Medical bills will be
,ev «wed and payment authorized
zvht « appropriate.
Appl,\ants must have two years
collet, a and one year of claims ad­
justing experience; organization
and pr tcedures; ability to exer­
cise ju ig m e n t in applying pro­
cedures; to communicate effec­
tively; and to evaluate technical,
medical and industrial informa­
tion. Workers' compensation in­
surance claims examiner ex­
perience preferred.
EXAMINER TRAINEE
$1,405 MINIMUM
PORTLAND BRANCH OFFICE
Three positions. The individuals
selected for these positions will
be in a trainee status for a mini­
mum of six months. During this
time, the trainees will be provided
with on-the-job training and for­
mal classroom training. Training
will consist of learning the ex­
aminer duties and responsibilities
which include the management
and processing of assigned num­
ber of disability, non-disability
claims insuring that compensa­
tion and medical benefits are paid
timely.
Applicants must have a minimum
of tw o y e a r’ s c o lle g e ; a
Bachelor’s degree is preferred.
Applicants must have demon­
strated oral and written communi­
cation skills and ability to analyze,
use logic and evaluate adverse
facts. Candidates must also be
willing to continue their educa­
tion through insurance training
programs.
WORD PROCESSING
CLERK
$1,100 MINIMUM
PORTLAND BRANCH OFFICE
SAIF C o rp o ra tio n , O regon’s
eading workers’ compensation
nsurance carrier is seeking a
Word Processing Clerk for its
3ortland Branch office. Duties in­
clude: production typing, creating
ind updating pattern letters and
glossaries of stored paragraphs,
Maintaining logs, and giving back
jp support to other clerical staff.
Xpplicants must have production
vord processing experience
ire fe ra b ly w ith W ang VS;
secretarial skills demonstrating a
)ood knowledge of correct spell-
ng, grammar and editing; ability
o type 60 wpm.
We offer an excellent benefits
Jrogram. To be considered for
his position you must complete
iu r em ploym ent application,
’ lease call our message phone
I (503) 373-8047. September 29,
988 to request your applicant
Jacket. No resumes please.
Equal Opportunity Employer
JOBS & CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
CYTOTECHS -
MEDTECHS
Relocate to Oregon. Growing
regional pathologist directed lab­
oratory seeks experienced, well
qualified Cytotechs and Medical
Technologists. Close by summer
and winter recreation, 45 mins. To
major metropolitan area.
Send letter resume to:
Capitol Medical Laboratory
3878 Beverly Ave. N.E, #11
Salem, OR 97305
Equal Opportunity Employer
ENGINEER (CITY)
PUBLIC WORKS DIRECTOR
City of Tumwater, WA Salary up
to $45,360 annually depending on
qualifications plus benefits and
personel PE required plus 6 years
experience in Cvil Engineering in­
cluding 2 years in an administra­
tive or management capacity. BS
in Civil Engineering preferred.
Must request application packet.
ENGINEER III
City of Tumwater
$29,808-$36,324 Annually plus
benefits and PERS. BS in civil
engineering and EIT and 2 years
qualifying experience in transpor­
tation engineering. Must request
application packet.
City of Tumwater
555 Israel Rd S.w.
Tumwater, WA 98501
Atten.: Personnel
(206) 754-4130
Closing 5:00 p.m., Oct. 7, 1988
Equal Opportunity Employer
TEACHER
SPECIALIST ’
MEASUREMENT
The Multnomah Education Serv­
ice District is seeking a Specialist
- Measurement to assist the local
districts in the area of group
testing by helping them develop
strategies, materials and techni­
ques under the AERA/APA/
NCME standards for educational
and psychological testing. The
s u c c e s s fu l a p p lic a n t w ill
possess:
• Bachelor’s degree in related
subject.
• Combined experience in
p s y c h o m e tric s AN D e ith e r
teaching or guidance counseling
in grades K-12.
• Valid Oregon Teaching or
Personnel Service Certificate.
• Ability to obtain a General
Apptitude Test Battery Specialist
Certificate upon being trained.
Deadline 10/7/88 to be con­
sidered for first screening. Open
until filed. Applicants meeting the
above qualifications should con­
tact Jeaneen at 255-1841, Ext. 205
for MESD application form and
additional information.
Equal Opportunity Employer
TEACHER
SPECIAL EDUCATION
The Multnomah Education Serv
ices District has teacher vacan­
cies in the multi-handicapped &
em otionally handicapped pro­
grams. Valid Oregon teaching cer­
tificate with handicapped-,learner
or severely handicapped learner
endorsement, emotional & physi­
cal stamina to perform duties.
Must be able to lift 60 lbs. accord-
to established procedures.
Job open until filled, Call Janeen
at 255-1841, Ext. 207 for Mult­
nomah Education Service District
application form & additional in­
formation or come to:
220 S.E. 102nd
Equal Opportunity Employer
TELEPHONE CALLERS
$4.00 per hour + Bonus
Needed to recruit volunteers.
Part-time and Full-time positions,
days and evening. No smoking on
the job applications available at:
American Heart Association
2121 S.W. Broadway
Portland, Oregon 97201
Equal Opportunity Employer
DESCHUTES COUNTY
PROGRAM EXECUTIVE C
(Resources Coordinator)
Salary: $2,333-$2,976/Monthly
The Oregon D epartm ent of
Transportation is accepting ap­
plications for the above position
located in Salem. Duties involve
managing the development of a
statewide human resources plan
for the State Highway Division. To
qualify you must have four years
experience involving steadily in­
creasing management responsi­
bility; or four years in a staff
technical or professional function
providing you the knowledge,
skills, and abilities shown in “ The
Examination” section of the re­
cruiting announcement; and a
Bachelor’s degree in business ad­
ministration, engineering, eco­
nomics, public administration or
a related field; or three more years
of responsible pertinent ex­
perience. Contact ODOT Person­
nel, 419 Transportation Bldg.,
Salem, OR 97310, (503) 378-6281
for the employment application
and recruiting announcement
necessary to apply for this posi­
tion. Applications will be ac­
cepted until 5:00 p.m., October 7,
1988.
An Affirmative Action/
Equal Opportunity Employer
SOCIAL SERVICES
PROFESSIONALS
United Way of the Columbia-
Willamette, has full-time open­
ings for professionals to organize
and administrate a Technical As­
sistants Program. This person will
work in cooperation with local
Social Service Agencies to deter­
mine technical assistant needs of
volunteers and staff, prioritize
those needs and formulate plans
to address them. Will also per­
form support work for allocation’s
panel. Candidate must have
Master’s degree in Social Work or
Bachelor’s degree and equivalent
experience.
Must have strong communica­
tions in writing skills, knowledge
of community resources and non­
profit management, and experi­
ence wth volunteers.
Salary $19,500 to $24,000/Yearly
depending on experience.
Send resume by October 10th to:
Atten.: Robert E. Martin
Send resume by October 10th to:
United Way
Columbia-Willamette
718 W. Burnside
Portland, OR 97209
Equal Opportunity Employer
BANKING
OREGON BANK
SECRETARY
Has an exciting career opportuni­
ty for qualified applicants inter­
ested in a secretary position in
our Special Assets/Real Estate
Dept. For a listing of other avail­
able positions, call our 24-hour
job opportunity line.
REAL ESTATE
Classy 3 Bedroom
Tastefully Redone,
Large Yard.
Asking $37,500
Old Portland Charm
Impeccable 3 Bedroom
1-1/2 Bath, Remodeled Kitchen,
French Doors.
Asking $58,000
INVITATION TO BID
WELCOME CENTER CONSTRUCTION FOR CENTRAL OREGON
BID DATE: DUE October 19,1988 at 7:30 P.M.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS: Sealed bids for the construction of a
Welcome Center for Central Oregon will be received from interested
contractors by Neal Huston, Architect for Deschute County, at Ar­
chitect’s office at 921 N.W. Wall St., Bend, Oregon 97701, until 7:30 P.M.
prevailing local time, on Wednesday, October 19, 1988. Bids will be
publically opened and thereafter read aloud by the undersigned or his
designated representative.
office and tourist information facility without a basement, totaling ap­
proximately 12,000 sq. ft. of floor area, and built of wood frame construc­
tion.
TYPE OF BID: One proposal for the entire Project, including General,
Mechanical and Electrical and Landscape Work is required.
CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS: Drawings and Specifications, Including
Bid and Agreement Documents may be examined at the following loca­
tions: Architect: Barber, Barrett, Turner; 745 N.W. Wall; Suite 102; Bend,
OR 97701; (503) 382-5535. Architect: Neal Huston; 921 N.W. Wall; Bend,
OR 97701; (503) 389-0991. Central Oregon Builders Exchange; P.O. Box
326; Bend, OR 97709: (503) 389-0123. Eugene Builders Exchange; 135
Silver Lane, Eugene, OR 97404; (503) 688-1607. Salem Contractors
Exchange; P.O. Box 12065; Salem, OR 97309; (503) 362-7957. Construc­
tion Data Plan Center; 1125 S.E. Madison; Rm. 200; P.O. Box 5005;
Portland, OR 97208; (503) 234-0281. Construction Data Plan Center; 925
N.W. 12th Ave.; P.O. Box 5005; Portland, OR 97208; (503) 225-0200.
Dodge/Scan; 315 N. Tower, 100 W. Harrison Plaza; Seattle, WA 98119;
(206) 284-3811. Oregon Builders Exchange; 250 N.E. Garden Valley Blvd.;
Roseburg, OR 97470; (503) 672-9307.
Bonafide Prime Bidders may obtain up to 2 sets at Architect Neal
Huston’s office upon deposit of check payable to Architect in amount of
$50 for each set. Deposits will be refunded upon return of Documents in
good condition.
Sub-bidders and Suppliers may obtain personal sets of Documents and
Prime Bidders additional sets by paying cost of reproduction, which is
not refundable.
PREQUALIFICATION: Bidders must be prequalified in accordance with
State Statutes.
NON-RESIDENT BIDDERS: In accordance with ORS 279.025 & 279.029,
preference to Oregon residents will be given when awarding this Con­
tract by adding to a non-resident’s bid the same percentage, if any,
given to the Bidder by the Bidders home State. Accordingly, Bidders will
be required to indicate on the Bid Form whether or not the Bidder is an
Oregon resident.
WAGE RATES: No Bid will be received or considered unless the Bid
contains a statement assuring the Bidder's compliance with ORS
279.350, which relate to payment of prevailing rates of wage.
BID SECURITY: Bidders shall submit with their Bid Proposal a Bid Bond,
Certified Check, or Bank Cashier's Check equal to 10% of the Base Bid
including Additive Alternates, if any.
OWNER’S RIGHT TO REJECT BIDS: The Owner reserves the right to
waive any informalities and to reject any or all Bids when it is in the
Owner’s best interest to do so.
By Invitation of Deschutes County
By: Mike Maier, County Administrator
Published Sept 22,1988
ASSOCIATION FOR PORTLAND PROGRESS
REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS
PARKING GARAGE OPERATOR
Proposals Due Date: Tuesday, October 11,1988 at 4:00 p.m.
The Association for Portland Progress has entered into an agreement
with the City of Portland to contract for the services of a parking garage
operator at the First and Davis Old Town Garage located at N.W. Front
and Davis. This with be a newly constructed, high usage, short term
facility with a capacity of 401 vehicles.
Only parking facility operators with demonstrated experience and
qualifications in the operation of facilities of similar size, complexity,
equipment, and volume of parking activity should apply. Written
responses to an Operator Services questionnaire will be accepted at the
APP offices located at 520 S.W. 6th Ave., Suite 1015, Portland Oregon
97204 until 4 p.m. on Tuesday, October 11,1988.
Information packet and questionnaires can be obtained at the APP
offices or by calling 224-8684 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. weekdays.
Direct all inquiries to Rick Williams, Operations Manager, Association
for Portland Progress.
Published Sept. 29. 19 U
(503) 796-3878
Or visit our Personnel Dept. at:
1001 S.W. 5th Ave., Second Floor,
Portland, OR 97204. Applicants
hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
WANTED
A relief woman for the Extended
Family Home for girls ages 13-17,
Friday & Saturday. Call 288-4335
from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ask for Rev.
Joshua Phillips.
ADMINISTRATIVE
ASSISTANCE
One Church One Child Program
Secretarial & Management skills
required and good communica­
tion skills, B.A. Degree perferred
call 288-4335 between 8 a.m. & 5
p.m.
Equal Opportunity Employer
GET PAID
For Reading Books!
$100.00 Per Title.
Write:
PASE
161 S. Lincoln Way
N. Aurora, IL 60542
Bridgetown Realty
287-9370
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PERSONNEL
COUNSELING
COUNSELOR/
CONSULTANT
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CITY OF VANCOUVER, WASHINGTON
INVITATION TO BID
INTERIOR MODIFICATIONS AND REMODEL OF
APPROXIMATELY 5,000 SQ. FT.
Sealed bids will be received by the Purchasing Agent of the City of Van­
couver, Washington, up to the hour of 2:00 P.M. Pacific Time, Monday,
October 17,1988, and publicly opened and read aloud at 2:00 P.M. on the
same day in the Conference Room on the Lower Level of the City Hall,
210 East 13th Street, Vancouver, Washington fo r
Interior Modifications and Remodel of approximately 5,000
square feet comprising administration offices and meeting
spaces to the Bagley Community Center for the City of
Vancouver.
Specifications and instructions will be available after Friday, September
23, 1988, at Eby, Lein & Associates, 303 East 16th Street, Suite 20,
Vancouver, Washington 98663, 206/694-8571. A $25.00 deposit is re­
quired on bid specifications.
All bids shall be addressed to the attention of the Purchasing Agent,
Vancouver City Hall, 210 East 13th Street, P.O. Box 1995, Vancouver,
Washington 98668, and placed in an envelope which is sealed and
which clearly states the name of the bidder, the date of the bid opening
and appropriate wording to indicate definitely the nature of the
contents.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check, cashiers check, or
bid bond in the amount equal to 5% of the bid. The City of Vancouver
reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted or to waive any
minor informality of this call if in the judgment of the City Council the
best interest of the City would be served.
No bidder may withdraw his bid after the hour set for the opening
thereof, unless the award of contract is delayed for a period exceeding
thirty (30) days.
Larry Smith, Purchasing Agant
port CSRB^ server
Distribution Outlets
Albertson's
905 N. Killingsworth
Multnomah County Public Library
North Portland Branch
512 N. Killingsworth
Portland Community College
Cascade Campus
705 N Killingsworth
Walnut Park Liquor Store
903 N. Killingsworth
Tippin Inn
838 N. Killingsworth
Barb's Stop-A-Minute Mart
2 N. Killingsworth
Golden's House of Style
125 N.E. Killingsworth
Hair Elegance
603 N.E. Killingsworth
Ebony Choice Barber Shop
543 N.E. Killingsworth
Franklin Ready Ribs
230 N Killingsworth
Seven Stars Market
503 N.E. Killingsworth
Multnomah County Health Clinic
Northeast Center
5239 N.E. Union
Mult. County Adult & Family Serv.
Albina Branch
5411 N.E. Union
Safeway Store
920 N.E. Union
Steen's Kitchen
7332 N.E. Union
Community Mental Health
6329 N.E. Union
Jabell’s
5832 N.E. Union
YWCA
5630 N.E. Union
Phil’s Smoke Shop
5266 N.E. Union
Wabs Gift Shop
N.E. Union
Wilshire Park Sentry Market
5322 N.E. 33rd
Beaumont Liquor Store
3334 N.E. Killingsworth
Chuck Hinton Rib Express
3328 N.E. Killingsworth
7-11
3275 N.E. Killingsworth
Albertson's
4405 N.E. Cully Blvd.
Hattie's
42nd & Killingsworth
Tiffahy's
33rd & Prescott St.
Brandel’s - Killingsworth Foods
1616 N.E. Killingsworth
One-Stop Records
N.E. Killingsworth
American State Bank
2737 N.E Union
U S. Post Office
715 N W. Hoyt
Portland State Book Store
1880 S.W. 6th
Budget Records & Tapes
6th & Alder
Portland City Hall
1120 S.W. 5th
Multnomah County Court House
S.W 5th
Mrs. C’s Shop
707 N.E. Fremont
Safeway Store
Lloyd Center
Bonneville Power Administration
905 N.E. 11th
Video Mania
801 N.E. Broadway
Wigland
1105 N E. Broadway
1-Hour Martinizing
1419 N.E. Fremont
Portland Plasma Center
3726 N.E. Union
King Neighborhood Facility
4815 N.E. 7th
Dr Friestat’s Office
North Portland Medical Center
105 N Killingsworth
Love-Lee Lady
106 N. Killingsworth
Chuck's Market
2415 N Williams
Elk's Lodge
6 N. Tillamook
Emanuel Hospital
2801 N. Gantenbein
B & R Sport Shoes
2940 N.E. Alberta
Royal Esquire Club
1708 N.E. Alberta
Joe's Place
1801 N E. Alberta
Welcome Inn
26th & Alberta
Alberta Fish & Poultry
1824 N E. Alberta
Boss's Bar Be-Oue
N.E. Alberta
Craigo's
106 N Beech
Plaza Place
N.E. Union
D 8> M Auto Parts. Inc
710 N E Killingsworth
COUPLES
Grocery Store
N E Killingsworth
★ FAM I LES
PORTLAND OBSERVER
LICENSED CHILD CARE
"The Eyes and Ears of the Community"
My home, St. Johns area. Fenced
playyard. Mon.-Fri. 286-4990
288-0033
Learning World
1407 Lloyd Center
American Red Cross
3131 N Vancouver
Union Ave Liquor Store
3532 N E Union
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