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Multnomah Education Service District
Job Inform ation Hotline
257-1510
257-1518 TDD
Current openings as o f 8/15/93
Instructional C onsultant, Supported Education
200.5 FTE
Application Deadline: Open until filled
O ccupational Therapist
190.6 FTE (24 hrs week)
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Teacher, Special Education
Multihandicapped Program
190 days Application Deadline: Open until filled
School P sychologist
190 days Application Deadline: Open until filled
Speech and language Pathologist or
Speech And Language Teacher
190 days Application Deadline: Open until filled
Supervisor, Special Education
230 days Application Deadline: Open until filled
Break Assistant, Special Education
179 Days 3.75 hrs day - School Year
Salary: $7.39/hr
Application Deadline: 5pm 8/20/93
Outdoor School Positions
‘ Seven week position at Outdoor School Camp site late
September 19 thru November 5,1993.
Cooks
Salary $7.65/hr
Application D eadlines pm 8/20/93 for first screening, open
until filled.
Kitchen Assistant
Salary: $5.85/hr
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Dishwasher
Salary $4.75/hr includes room and board
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Registered Nurse
Salary: $80.40/day (includes room and board)
Application Deadline: Open until filled
Apply in person M-F 8:30-11:30 AM, or send self-addressed,
stamped legal envelope indicating position to: Multnomah
ESD, Attn. Recruitment, 11611 NE Ainsworth Circle,
Portland, OR 97220
An Equal Opportunity Employer & Drug Free Work Place
Utility
Instructor/Assistant
Professor of Special
Education
at Portland State
University
Instructor/Assistant
Professor
of Special Education at Portland
State University. Teach intro­
ductory coursework in Special
Education and supervise stu­
dent teachers in public school
classrooms. Need experience
in teaching introductory spe­
cial education coursework, ex­
perience teaching special edu­
cation and experience super­
vising others. Prefer Doctor­
ate. This position is fixed-term,
part-time for the 1993-94 aca­
dem ic year. Portland State
University is committed to d i­
versifying its workforce, and
strongly encourages applica­
tions from women, people of
color, and individuals with dis­
abilities. Send a current Vita
and two letters of reference to:
Melany Hanson, Special Edu­
cation Program, PSU, PO Box
751, Portland, OR 97207-0751.
Closing date: August31,1993.
Personnel Officer 2
Oregon Department Of
Corrections
This position performs person­
nel generalist duties with the
primarily focus being to develop
and
im p le m e n t
the
department's Affirmative Ac­
tion Plan, conduct personnel-
related training, and recruit­
ment. One year of professional-
level personnel experience and
a bachelor’s degree or three
more years of pertinent per­
sonnel experience required.
Salary range $2,633-$3,536
per month. Liberal Insurance,
retirement, vacation and sick
leave benefits. For a detailed
job announcement and a re­
quired stateof Oregon Employ­
ment applications, contact the
Dept of Correction personnel
Office, 2575 Center St, NE,
Salem, OR 97310, (503)945-
9018, any local Oregon Em­
ployment Division Office, or
other State Agency Personnel
Offices. Recruitment closes
August 27, 1993. Equal Op-
portunity/A ffirm ative Action
Employer.
Oregon State
Board Of Nursing
Snohomish County Public Utility
Nurse Investlgator/Advisor
District #1 is currently seeking
Oregon State Classification
Journeym an Electric U tility
#5910
Power System Dispatchers for
$2486.00
to $3307.00
the following positions:
per
Month
System Dispatcher $20.84/hr
Coordinate placements and su­
Knowledge of the fundamentals
p e rv is e p ra c tic u m /s tu d e n t The OSBN Is recruiting for a
Nurse Investigator for the Nurs­
of electricity as relates to line
teachers in public school class­
ing Assistant Program. The
work, general electric opera­
rooms. Need knowledge of
purpose of this position is to
tions, transmission & distribu­
special education classrooms
respond to complaints pertain­
tion system & ability to analyze
in the Portland metropolitan
ing to Nursing Assistants and
system problems & dispatch
area, experience teaching spe­
give
advice about Nursing As­
men. Be familiar w/line materi­
cial education and experience
sistants duties and certifica­
als, construction system and
supervising others. Requires
tion. Minimum qualification are
must have successfully com ­
Masters degree, prefer Doc­
a bachelor's Degree in Nurs­
pleted a certified Systems Dis­
torate. Need 1.0 FTE in the
ing, five years recent clinical
patcher Apprenticeship pro­
Severely Handicapped Learner
nursing experience and have
area and .5 FTE In the Seri­
gram.
or
be able to obtain a currently
Energy C ontrol D ispatcher
ously Emotionally disturbed
unencumbered
license to prac­
$22.67/hr
(SED) area. These positions
tice
nursing
in
Oregon.
Prefer­
are of fixed-term duration for
&
ence
will
be
given
to
applicants
the 1993-94 academic year.
S enior System D ispatcher
with recent clinical experience
Portland State University is
$22.67/hr
in long term care facilities.
committed to diversifying its
M ust have successfully com ­
Call
Betty at 503-731-4745 and
workforce, and strongly en­
pleted a certified System Dis­
re
q
u e st a R e c ru itin g A n ­
courages applications from
patcher Apprenticeship pro­
nouncement
and State of Or­
women, people of color, and
gram & have 2 yrs exp. as a
egon PD-100 application. For
individuals with disabilities.
jo u rn e y m a n S yste m D is ­
hearing impaired, contact the
Send a current Vita and two
patcher
Board through the Oregon Re­
letters of reference to: Melany
Excellent compensation & ben­
lay
Service, 1-800-735-2900.
Hanson, Special Education
efits plan and WA State Retire­
Your
application must be Re­
Program, PSU, PO Box 751,
ment program. Qualified can­
ceived
by 4:30pm on Septem­
P ortland, OR 97207-0751.
didates send cover letter & re­
ber
10,1
993 An Equal Oppor-
Closing date: A u g u st3 1 ,1993.
sume by August 27, 1993 to:
tunity/Affirmative Action Em­
Snohom ish County P.U.D.
ployer
Attn: Employee Resources
Mental Health
P.O. Box 1107
Multnomah County
Associate
Everett, WA 98206
Managed Care C oordinator
Community Mental Health Cen­
or call (206) 258-8655 (800)
15.69
per hour: apply by August
ter
seeking
energetic,
caring,
562-9142 (within WA) for
27.
team oriented therapist inter­
application.
or 24 hour job information, call
ested in working in a psychiat­
We Are An Equal Opportunity
248-5035 or visit Multnomah
ric rehabilitation program. Em­
Employer...Committed To
County Employee Services,
phasis on com m unity skills
Diversity In Our Work Force!
1120 SW 5th Ave., Room 1430,
developm ent and behavior
P
ortlan d , d u rin g b usine ss
The Liquor
management. Must be com­
hours.
fortable
working
in
a
therapeu­
Commission
:qual Opportunity Employer
tic milieu./multi-cultural setting.
seeks to hire an a tto rn e y with
Q u a lifica tio n s: BA/BS in a Hu­
experience in administrative
man Service field. 1 F.T.E. M-
hearings and alternate dispute
Lane Community
F 8:00 am - 4:40 pm.
resolution to work on a con­
C lo sin g Date: August 27, 1993
College, Eugene, OR
tracted basis, on call. The Com­
Send Resumes to:
Nurse P ractitioner
mission pays on a per-case
Steven Bettencourt M.S.
losing
9/10/93. For application
basis, with extraordinary work
Garlington Center N/NE
contact:
Personnel Services,
being paid at a pre-negotiated,
Mental Health
(503)726-2211.
A resumecan-
hourly rate. Some statewide
4950 N.E. Martin Luther King
not
take
the
place
of the appli­
ravel is required. For a copy of
Blvd.
cation form. An Affirm ative
the request for Proposal, call
Portland, Oregon 97211
Action/Equal Opportunity Insti­
653-3011. Responsedeadline:
Phone: (503) 249-0066
tution.
5:00pm, 9/3.
Instructor/Assistant
Professor
of Special Education at Portland
State University. Plan and help
implement a dual, regular edu-
cation/special education cohort
of graduate students based on
the principles of inclusive edu­
cation. Requires earned Doc­
torate in Education/Special
Education, public school and
university teaching/supervision
of students, experience in in­
clusive educational settings
and computer applications for
the disabled. PSU is commit­
ted to diversifying its workforce,
and strongly encourages ap­
plications from women, people
of color, and individuals with
disabilities. Send current Vita
and two letters of reference to:
Dr. Sheldon Maron, Depart­
ment Chair, Special Education
and C o u n s e lo r E ducation,
PSU, PO Box 751, Portland,
OR 97207-0751. Closing Date:
August 31,1993.
Environmentalist/
Planner Coordinator
$2239 - $3065 Monthly
Oregon Department of T ranspor
tation seeks applicants for po­
sition located in Bend. This
position will ensure attainment
of Deparment's land use and
environmental goals through­
out project development pro­
cess: coordinate region's envi-
ro n m e n ta l a c tiv itie s w ith
Departm ent’s Environmental
Section located in Salem; and
coordinate region's public in­
volvement programs. Requires
combination of relevant degree
and environmental and/or plan­
ning experience; OR fouryears
of experience. Contact ODOT
recruitment at (503) 378-6281
for information and application
packet. Completed applica­
tions and test responses due
5:00 p.m., September 13,1993.
ODOT is an AA/EEO employer
committed to a diverse word
force.
Billing Clerk
Recruiting for a full-time clerk
familiar with health care billing
to private insurance company
and public agencies is pre­
ferred.
Maintain accounts receivable led­
ger process payment by pro­
gram reconcile code and pre­
pare monthly reports. Must
have ability to reconcile basic
accounts, type 50 wpm and
o pe ra te o n-lin e m ainfram e
computer program.
High school graduate or equiva­
lent. Two years computer op­
erator experience required.
Accounting experience a plus.
Salary $12,000 to $13,000 annu­
ally and benefits.
Closing Date: August 27,1993
Resume To: Rodney R. Harry/
Personnel Officer
Garlington Center N/NE
Mental Health
4950 N. E. Martin Luther
King Jr. Blvd.
Portland, Oregon 97211
Phone: (503) 249-0066
E-O-E
Minorities and the Disabled are
Encouraged to Apply
Gymnastics
Multnomah
Athletic
Club
is currently seeking girls and boys
gymnastics Instructors. Posi­
tions require prior gymnastics
teaching exp. with students 4-
14 yrs old. Working knowledge
& appreciation of gymnastic
progression on all Olympic
events. Able to spot 50-150
lbs. and be willing to attend in-
service workshops and teach­
ing enhancem ent seminars.
Hours Mon.-Frl or T ues-Thurs.
3-5 and Sat. 10-2. Please call
223-8748 for an appt. Equal
Opportunity Employer
Nurse/Primary Care
RN’S
2 Pub. Health RN’S (1 supv.)
needed in Student Health Svcs.
Emphasis In health promo.,
teaching & outreach. Minority
applicants encouraged. For
app. call Oregon State Unlv.
Hum. Res. (503) 7373-3103.
Closes Aug. 27. OSU Is an AA/
EOE employer.
Geotechnical
Engineer/ Seismic
Hazard Geologist/
Engineering
Geologist
Accounting
School Finance & Budget
Analyst
Archdiocese of Portland in Or­
egon desires motivated pro­
fessional to provide financial,
accounting & budget assis­
tance to private school system
of 42 elementary schools &
eight secondary schools. A
highly visible m anagem ent
position, this person will work
directly with the Superinten­
dent of Catholic Schools in
planning for the long-term vi­
ability of the school system, in
determining the priority of indi­
vidual school needs, and in
determining action plans to pro­
vide optimal financial support
to the schools.
Responsibilities include provid­
ing hands-on assistance to
schools with regard to financial
planning, budgeting & cash
flow, review of monthly finan­
cial statem ents, studies of
schools facing financial chal­
lenges, developing a school fi­
nance manual, and providing
in -services to school princi­
pals, boards & staff members
on a variety of financial and
accounting-related subjects.
The Oregon Department of Ge­
ology and Mineral Industries
(DOGAMI) is seeking to hire a
geologist, engineering geolo­
gist or geotechnical engineer
to participate in seismic haz­
ard studies. The m inim um
qualifications are a Masters
Degree in Geology,
E n g in e e rin g
G e o lo g y ,
Geotechnical Engineering or
G eophysics. Duties include
geologic mapping, geologic
computer modeling, shallow
seismic reflection profiling and
other detailed geophysical sur­
ve ys,
fa u lt
tre n c h in g ,
paleoliquefaction studies, de­
sign, contracting and execu­
tion of drilling and cone pen­
etrometer programs, and other
tasks necessary to Identify
earthquake sources and map
the geologic com ponent of
earth-quake hazard in
Western Oregon urban areas.
Excellent written and oral com­
munication skills, are essen­
tial. This position will com ­ Bachelors degree In accounting
mence in late 1993 or early
or finance plus 6-10 years ex­
1994, and is g u a ra n te e d
perience in above areas re­
through July 30,1995, with the
quired. School experience a
possibility of continuation be­
strong plus. Strong spread­
yond that date. Salary Is com­
sheet skills essential. Must
mensurate with experience,
possess excellent verbal &
negotiations will start at $2,606
written communication skills,
per month, with an excellent
in addition to group presenta­
benefit package. This position
tion skills. Salary will approxi­
will be stationed In Portland,
mate $35,000 plus excellent
Oregon. Interested applicants
benefits. Respond with resume
should send a resume and
cover letter, salary history &
cover letter to Ian Madin, Or­
list of professional references
egon Department of Geology
to Controller, 2838 E. Burnside,
and Mineral Industries, 800 NE
Portland, OR 97214. E.O.E.
Oregon St, #28, Portland, OR
97232. Resumes will be ac­
General Help Wanted
cepted until October 1, 1993.
Veterans
Necessary application materi­
Put
your
prior
service to use. You
als and an explanation of the
can help us with your experi­
hiring process will be provided
ence and training and at the
upon receipt of your resume.
same
time earn extra spend­
DOGAMI is an equal opportu­
ing
money.
Just give us a try
nity employer.
and you will find the Oregon
A rm y N ational G uard only
Executive Director
works with the best. Call SFC
The Private, non-profit Hilltop
Pritchard
H o m e -o w n ership D e ve lo p ­
280-6007 or
ment Center in Tacoma, WA
Toll Free 1-800-255-2764
seeks an Executive Director to
or 1-800-255-2764
expand homeownership oppor­
tunities in this redeveloping
Insurance
community. The individual se­
lected should have experience If you’re a high performer looking
for a high performance busi­
in single-family new construc­
ness environment and a team
tion and rehabilitation, commu­
approach, consider this pro­
nity development, and pubic or
fessional opportunity with Lib­
private lending. We are seek­
erty Health, part of Liberty
ing a proven administrator with
Northwest Insurance.
experience m anaging con­
Health Claims Supervisor
tracts for private, City State
and Federal housing funds. A Be rewarded for your knowledge,
experience, and solid commu­
bachelor’s degree and previ­
nication skills. Responsibilities
ous non-profit or housing man­
include working in a team of
agement experience is pre­
professionals ensuring effec­
ferred. To receive an applica­
tive and efficient operation of
tio n p a c k e t, p le a s e c a ll
Liberty Health's claims depart­
(206)383-9399 and leave your
ment. Develop and implement
name and address. E.O.E
policies and procedures. De­
velop and oversee consistent
Graphics
and timely application of con­
Production Asst.
tract benefits.
Qualified applicants should have
Must have excellent MS Word
a Bachelor's degree and three
for Windows, Calendaring,
to five years direct health claims
m edical term inology and
and supervisory experience.
proofreading skills for edit­
Excellent oral, written, and in­
ing medical manual. Posi­
terpe rso n al com m unication
tion in Vancouver WA. Call:
skills. Demonstrated leader­
227-6785 or 1-800-635-5028
ship and organizational skills
or fax to 503-227-869
and abilities.
Kelly
We offer a competitive salary,
Contract Services
flexible benefits program with
no waiting period, reimburse­
!! Weekly Paychecks I!
ment accounts, an exciting
(Equal Opportunity
team environment and much
Employer)
more.
Submit resume with cover letter
to:
Revenue Agents
Liberty Health Plan
State Of Oregon
Liberty Northwest Insurance
Current O penings W ith The
Human Resources 090-93 825
Dept. OF Revenue
NE Multnomah, Suite 1900
R evenue A gent I $1,643-
Portland OR 97232
$2,l60/m o. + benefits
Based in Salem. Requires 5
months direct collection or 1
r Insurance
orthwest
.
Corporation
* ’
year collection-related expe­
A Liberty Mutual Company
rience.
To be considered for current
Equal Opportunity Employer
openings, applications must
be submitted by August 31,
1993.
For announcement and required
applications, call Revenue Job
Line 1-503-945-8555, TDD
(for hearing impaired) 1-503-
945-8617.
EOE/AAE.
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