RE: Radiation Safety Technician Position Available

["Charris, Rafael G. SSgt" <charrisr@51mdg.osan.af.mil>]

I think the ad says something about 'OR 3 yr experience.....'.
Personnaly I think positions like this should require both experience
and education (a reasonable balance of both), but i'm willing to be this
particular position does not pay a lot of $$$ based on these
requirements...
My opinion only without knowing much more..

Standard disclaimers apply.
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>From: 	Alan R. Marchand[SMTP:radarm@accessnv.com]
>Sent: 	Saturday, April 19, 1997 4:37 AM
>To: 	Multiple recipients of list
>Subject: 	Re: Radiation Safety Technician Position Available
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>At 02:21 PM 4/17/97 -0500, you wrote:
>>Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, IL will be running the
>>following advertisement this Sunday, April 20, 1997 in the DeKalb
>>Daily Chronicle, The Aurora Beacon News, and the Rockford
>>Register Star.  
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>>Applicants must have Illinois residency and should respond
>>directly to Operating Staff Services at NIU.
>>
>>Radiation Safety Technician
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>>Northern Illinois University has an immediate opening for a
>>Radiation Safety Technician.  The successful candidate must
>>have the following requirements: 1) 16 semester hours of college
>>physics  2) 12 semester hours of college math and 3) 8 semester
>>hours of college chemistry OR 3 years of radiological safety
>>control work experience.  The technician will assist the Radiation
>>Safety Officer in implementing a campus wide radiation safety
>>program.  Call Northern Illinois University, Operating Staff
>>Services at (815) 753-0456 by 4/30/97 to have an application
>>mailed.
>>
>>Thank you,
>>Julia C. Sober
>>Radiation Safety Officer
>>Northern Illinois University
>>DeKalb, IL 60115
>>office: (815) 753-1093
>>fax: (815) 753-0461
>>
>>
>These are heavy requirements for a "Radiation Safety Technician" I am a
>certified DOE Senior Radiation Technician, passed the NRRPT on the first
>try. All this was accomplished by personal home studying. I guess 8 years
>of accual experience counts for nothing?
>
>Alan R. Marchand 
>NRRPT
>Las Vegas, Nevada
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