Re: HP Position Available in Texas

[Paul lavely <lavelyp@UCLINK4.BERKELEY.EDU>]

Several of us have commented about the salary of $3111 per month 

being too low for the job that was posted in Austin. I ask, what do 

you think is an appropriate salary for this set of duties (below)?



We can make this a benefit to all (including the folks in Austin).



Additionally, I think we can improve this by adding several cities. 

Therefore, what do YOU think should be the minimum starting salary 

for a position like this in:



Austin

Atlanta

Cleveland

Denver

Dallas

Los Angeles

San Francisco



Thank you for efforts.



Paul Lavely <lavelyp@uclink4.berkeley.edu>











>

>>  The general description of the position follows:  Performs advanced health

>>  physics (radiological health) work to evaluate proposed equipment,

>>  facilities, procedures and personnel for adequacy to minimize danger to

>>  public health and safety or the environment for medical and academic uses

>of

>>  radioactive material.  Work involves planning and developing radiation

>>  control projects; and coordinating special environmental projects in areas

>>  of health physics (radiological health).  May plan, assign, and/or

>supervise

>>  the work of others.  Works under minimal supervision with considerable

>  latitude for the use of initiative and independent judgement.



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