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Re: HP Job Shortage
On Apr 05, 1996 15:20:05, '"Michelle D. Doty" <cheld@engin.umich.edu>'
wrote:
>The thing that is most frustrating to me is that *when* a job listing does
come
>out, it requires experience. Three months experience, or so, is easy to
get
>with almost any HP internship, but three to five years?? Any Radsafers
out
>there no how one HP grad student can meet, or get around, this
requirement?
>Please send your replies to me directly. Thanks!
>
>Sincerely,
>
>Michelle Doty
>
>
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From: rso_inc@usa.pipeline.com (Daniel E. Caulk)
Subject: Re: Employment opportunity
WANTED:
Health Physics Technician to perform routine radiation safety
surveys and other related HP tasks at a major medical research
institution in the Mid-Atlantic area. Applicants must have a
minimum of 6 months experience performing HP surveys and
2 years of college level training, with a minimum of 12 credit
hours in the Sciences or technical areas. An AA degree in
Health Physics is preferred.
(Minimum requirements only to qualify, not maximum)
Salary in the range of $ 25 to 31 K/yr with full company benefits
Starting salary depending on education and experience.
Please fax resume supporting minimum requirements along with
salary history to:
RSO, INC.
% Greg Smith, CHP
General Manager
301-498-3017
Resumes may also be sent to: rso_inc@usa.pipeline.com
or:
rsoinc@aol.com
Also check our Web Page at: www.us.net/nicosoft/rso
Thank You Please stay in touch. When do you graduate? We would be pleased
to provide your post graduate training. RSO has an excellent record for
providing a starting place for new HP's. The exposure to many facets of
Health Physics is a part of the RSO experience.
Dan Caulk
President
RSO, INC.