August 29, 2001
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Jlurtlanh (Dbserurr
i Classifieds/Bids
Transportation
Coordinator/Escort
Driver
PT 50% @ Senior Center..Resp
for ensuring the delivery of
transport and related svcs to
help elderly clients remain as
independ. Prim respon incl
scheduling and coordinating
transportation for frail, low-in­
come elderly clients. Req'd
Valid ODL and history of safe
driving; Min of one yr exper
provid inform and coord of svcs
to frail, low-income seniors
$9.02-$10.05 hrly. Apply in
person at Portland Impact,
4707 SE Hawthorne. Ques­
tio n s ca ll 50 3-9 8 8 -6 0 0 0 .
EOA/AA
Temporary
On Call Positions
Learn a new skill while work­
in g with children in a school
setting. Substitute are urgently
needed for 2001-02 school
year for the following programs;
DAY C A R E P R O V ID E R -
HELENSVIEW HIGH SCHOOL
4- 8 hour day on an as needed
basis - Salary: $ 7 .5 4 /h r
CLASSROOM ASSISTANT -
SPECIAL EDUCATION
5- 7 hour days on an as needed
basis-Salary: $ 1 0 .7 1 /h r
Customer Service
Representative
Supervisor, Student
Attendance Initiative
Salem Area Mass Transit is
seeking both a full-time Cus­
tomer Service Representative
who will perform routine cus­
tomer service tasks, primarily
related to providing route and
schedule information to custom­
ers and selling bus passes.
Bilingual applicants with Span-
ish/English skills are preferred.
Starting wage $11.18 per hour.
Come in or call 503-588-2424
to obtain official application
form and detailed recruitment
announcement. Visit our web
site at: www.cherriots.org. Send
completed application form to
Salem Area Mass Transit Dis­
trict, Human Resources Divi­
sion, 555 Court St., NE, Suite
5230, Salem , OR 9 7 30 1-
3736. Official District applica­
tion form must be completed
and received at District by 4:30
p.m. O ctober 5, 2001. An
Equal Opportunity Employer.
R e q u ire s BA d e g re e in
education, education admin­
istration, public administra­
tion, law or related field, two
year experience in program
coordination working with
multiple agencies and/or at
risk youth and families, ex­
perience in staff supervision,
team approaches, planning
and program monitoring
Begin S a la ry : $ 4 9 ,0 9 0 -
$55,227 depending on ex­
perience. 220 Day position
Closes: 9/7/01
We offer excellent fringe ben­
efits including
District paid PERS, LTD, Life,
Medical & Dental insurance.
To be part of the team obtain
application m aterials M-F
8:00-5:00 in person or via
mail send
self-addressed stamped legal
envelope ($.64) including po­
sition to: Multnomah ESD,
Attn. Receptionist, 11611 NE
Ainsworth Circle. Portland,
OR 97220 or via WEB @
www.mesd.kl2.or.us
Application materials will not be
faxed.
An Equal Opportunity Employer
& Drug Free Work Place
Housing Specialist - Find &
ALSO NEEDED -
REGISTERED NURSES -
Must hold a valid Oregon RN
license
4-8 hour days on an as needed
basis Salary; $22.26
Closes: Applications are being
accepted until sufficient appli­
cation have been received to es­
tablish substitute pool for the
2001-02 school year.
To be part of the Multnomah
Education Service District team
obtain application materials in­
cluding minimum qualifications
M-F 8:00-5:00 in person or via
m ail send s e lf-a d d re s s e d
stamped legal envelope ($.64)
in d ic a tin g
p o s itio n
to :
Multnomah ESD, Attn: Recep­
tionist, 11611 NE Ainsworth
Circle, Portland, OR 97220 or
via
W EB
@
www.m esd.kl2.or.us
Application materials will not
be faxed.
An Equal Opportunity
Employer & Drug Free
Work Place
Information and
Assistance Specialist I
FT @ Senior Center. Resp for
provid info, referral, crisis and
ST intervention and assist in
the coord of srvc delivery to
f elderly cli. Mintain off data
sys. Schedule and coordinate
. basic transport thru Tri-Met
Lift, as well as schedule
immed transport needs.
Req'd Bach Deg or equiv in
SW or related; Min two yrs
exp in hmn srves, pref wrkg
w/low-income fam. $10.82-
$12.36 hrly Apply in person at
Portland Impact, 4707 SE
Hawthorne. Questions call
503-988-6000. EOA/AA
Advertise in
Administration
Multnomah ESD
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Call 503-288-0033
manage properties for teen par­
ent housing project. Experience
with housing, low income fami­
lies, and customer relations
desired. Strong communication
skills, detail-oriented, computer
literate a must. BA preferred.
Part time, flexible schedule,
competitive salary + benefits.
Send resume by Aug. 31st to:
YSC, 4839 NE MLK Jr. Blvd.,
Portland 97211, or FAX: 503-
281-6753
W À S M ÌK ì S V o NÌ«
Clark County, Washington
Job Opportunities
We are seeking qualified can­
didates to
be part of our dynamic public
service organization.
DRUG COURT COORDINATOR
$3,296-$4,657/mo. DOQ
LEGAL SECRETARY II
$13.56-$17.29/hr. DOQ
Job information, applications,
and benefits information are
available from: Clark County
Human Resources
1013 Franklin St.
Vancouver WA
Job Hotline: (360) 397-6018
TDD: (360) 397-6032
www.co.clark.wa.us
EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER
Executive Director
Responsibilities include estab­
lishing, implementing and man­
aging the organization: facilitat­
ing the work of the Board and
Advisory Council; and manage­
ment of high-level volunteer
activities. May include providing
program design and direction,
and administering and monitor­
ing specific projects for quality
control to ensure deliverables
are met.
E-mail or fax a cover letter and
re su m e
to
lynda_kotta@pqn.com. For an
application and complete posi­
tio n
d e s c rip tio n
e-m ail
lynda_kotta@pqn.com or call
(503) 464-8115. Closing date:
9/21/2001. EOE.
Homeless Family
Advocate @ RP
FT 100%. Resp for a s sist
homeless fam in overcoming
barriers to attaining econ self-
sufficiency, educa success and
fam well-being. Prim respon to
provide SW svcs incl svcs ac­
cess and coordntn, advocacy,
sup and encouragement. Req'd
Bach deg or equiv in SW or re­
lated: Min two yrs exp in human
svcs, pref wrkg w/homeless
fam in residential setting: etc.
$10.82-12.36 hourly. Apply in
person at Portland Impact,
4707 SE Hawthorne. Ques­
tio n s call 5 0 3 -9 8 8 -6 0 0 0 .
EOA/AA
Coordinator needed for Neigh­
ARTS OFFICE MANAGER/DA-
TABASE S P EC IA LIST. Full­
time, Arts Council. Front office
reception. Assist with resource
library, supplies. Manage of­
fice and master database. Su­
pervise work study. Salary:
$11.00 $12.00/hour. Sand
cvr letter resume and 3 profes­
sional references to OM / DB
Search, RACC, 620 SW Main,
Suite 420, PDX 97205. Dead­
line Sept. 10. People of color
encouraged to apply. EOE.
Subsidized Units May Be
Available At This Time
If subsidized units are not available at this time, qualified
applicants may be placed on Waiting Lists. Guardian
Management Corporation is committed to Equal Housing
Opportunity.
Firwood Village
Sandy, Oregon
503-668-3132
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
Consider this exceptional oppor­
tunity with The Entrepreneurial
Community Collaborative (ECC),
a newly established non-profit
organ iza tion com m itted to
building entrepreneurial capac­
ity in redeveloping areas of the
Portland Metro region.
IQ U A L HOUJtWQ
O P P O R T U N IT Y
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borhood Food Network project.
Part-time contract position at
$15/hour approxim ately 10
hours per week for 9 months.
Responsible for involving low-
income inner N/NE community
members in identifying where
neighbors get their food, the
challenges they experience and
what food related changes
they’d like to see. Familiarity
with N/NE Portland and commu­
nity organizing experience pre­
ferred. Send resume to Growing
Gardens at 2003 NE 42'*’ Ave.,
#3, Portland. OR 97213. Posi­
tion closes August 30th. EOE
Waves Hair
Design
Looking for A Nail Tech,
Barber,
and licensed Hair Stylist,
braiding a plus,
Professionalism a must.
Bus (503) 232-6263
Construction -
Remodeling Division
Journey-level Carpenter
Washington County
RESIDENTIAL COUNSELOR
S 2 ,9 6 4 -$ 3 ,6 0 2 /m o n th
SENIOR MANAGEMENT
ANALYST
$4,292-$5,217/month
Closes September 10, 2001
C a ll (503) 8 4 6 -8 6 0 6 /TTY
(503) 846-4898 for information
or
see
our
w e b s ite :
www. c Q .W a sh in gto n , o r . lls .
County application and supple­
mental application forms re­
quired. Women, minorities, and
people with disabilities are en­
couraged to apply.
APPLY TO:
Washington County Human
Resources Division
155 N. First Avenue,
Suite 320
Hillsboro, OR 97124
Southeast Uplift
Land Use and
T ransportation Organizer
Application Deadline: Septem­
ber 7, 2001, 5:00 PM
Land Use O rganizer Uplift,
seeks energetic person with
excellent communication skills
to provide technical assistance
an organizing support to neigh­
bors regarding land use and
transportation issues. Call for
job description and application
(503) 232-0010. Closes 9/7
at 5:00 PM. Women, people of
color, disabled and bi-lingual
encouraged to apply.
Financial & Insurance
Credit Union Accounting
A North Portland Growing Credit
Union wants you, if you enjoy
variety, are detail oriented, en­
joy number crunching, can multi­
task, problem solve, are a self­
starter, and enjoy working with
the public. Send Resume, Sal­
ary Requirements, and a cover
letter to: Accounting, 1430 N
Killingsw orth, Portland, OR
97217
Work From Home
Put PC to Work! $840-$7500
PT.FT Also need bilinguals
Pd vacations
Full training Bonuses
www.brilliantmoney.com/20k
The Neil Kelly Company is the
leading residential design/
build firm in the Portland area.
We need a journey-level, finish
carpenter for our Remodeling
Division who: takes pride in his/
her craftsmanship, likes getting
things done right, has good
com m unication s k ills , has
strong listening skills, and does
beautiful finish work. If you like
quality, you can earn union
wage with all benefits; if not a
current Carpenters Union mem­
ber must be eligible to join. We
offer you the opportunity to have
your personal growth match
your effort, to receive recogni­
tion for your accomplishments,
and to work with people who
support your efforts. Expected
to provide own vehicle for tool
and materials transportation.
This vehicle is to be a pickup
truck or utility type van. Drug-
free company. Must have clean
driving record. One of Oregon
Business Magazine’s 100 Best
Companies to Work For. Send
resume, cover letter, and tool
list, referencing job #1016C to
Ju lia S p e n ce , Hum an Re­
sources Dept., Neil Kelly Com­
pany, 804 North Alberta St.
Portland, OR 97217, fax to
5 0 3 -2 8 8 -7 4 6 4 or e-m ail
jbspence@neilkelly.com.
M ETRO
H um an R esources
Departm ent
ASSOCIATE TRANSPORTA­
TION PLANNER. $42,185.88
- $56,558.42/annually, FT,
Deadline 9/4/01. This posi­
tion collects, analyzes, summa­
rizes, and effectively dissemi­
nates travel-related informa­
tion, and assists in trie devel­
opment of enhanced modeling
tools. In addition, travel de­
mand forecasts models and the
EMME/2 transportation plan­
ning software are used to pre­
dict travel flows and determine
their impact on the transporta­
tion infrastructure.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT,
PIONEER CEMETERIES PRO­
GRAM
$ 2 9 .9 7 9 .6 9 -
$ 4 0 ,1 5 9 .2 8 /a n n u a lly, FT,
Deadline 9/5/01. Provides
administrative and technical
support for the Pioneer Cem­
eteries Program. Types a vari­
ety of correspondence and re­
p o rts : m a rke ts and s e lls
gravesites: collects fees and
makes deposits for cemeteries
sales and services: prepares
and processes contracts; at­
tends cem eteries services;
PARKING
perform s ge n e a lo gica l re­
search:
e sta blish e s record
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FACILITY
'W P
OPERATOR keeping system; maintains in­
ventory and orders supplies:
Immediate opening for full and
monitors accounting reports for
p a rt-tim e a tte n d a n ts with
accuracy; assists sin develop­
Portland's leading parking com­
ing annual budget.
pany. We are seeking depend­
able individuals with a neat
Required application materials
appearance and a Positive atti­
available at: Metro Human Re­
tude. $8.00+ starting wage
sources, 600 NE Grand Av­
Huge overtime potential. Ad­
enue, Portland, OR. Resumes
vancement opportunities Medi­
are not accepted. Please call
cal, Dental, 401K available.
(503) 797-1570 if you would
Applicants must submit to drug
like a p p lica tio n m a te ria ls
test and background check.
mailed to you. Web address:
Apply in person daily between
www.metro-region.org
12-1, Monday - Friday. 130 SW
AA/EEO Employer
STARK Portland, OR
PORT OF PORTLAND
Career Opportunities
Information about career opportunities with the
Port of Portland can be obtained by calling the Job Hotline at
(503) 944-7480. Hearing impaired applicants may call TDD,
(503) 944-7485. Applications are available by visiting the Port's
website at www.portoportlandor.com or by calling (503) 944-
7400 or by visiting the Port's office, located at 121 NW Everett
Street, Portland.’
The Port of Portland is an
Equal Opportunity Employer
( ose Q ua & tei ?
WE ARE STAFFING UP!
In preparation fo r the upcoming Blazer's season, Portland's most exciting entertainment complex
is now hiring friendly people fo r events!
Earn extra money in the evenings by working concerts, basketball games, hockey games and other events.
We are now accepting applications for the following part-time positions:
• Guest Services/Event Ushers and Ticket Takers
• Guest Relations Representatives
• Event Housekeepers and Suite Cleaners (lyr. Experience)
• Conversions Set-up Crew-(Day/Graveyard shift)
• Event Security
• Transportation
• Risk Management
To apply: Complete an application at our Box Office Lobby located at One Center C ourt suite 200
Portland, OR. 97227at the Rose Quarter Box Office Lobby. If applying via mail, send all inquiries to.
Attn: Prentice Davis, Recruiting M anager to the location listed above. For more information call our
Job Hotline at (503) 778-7800 for detailed listings of job descriptions, requirem ents, and wage
information on part time event positions.
Equal Opportunity Employer-Eemale and Minorities are encouraged to apply.
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