Re: Looking for a job

[Mark Steinbuchel <markst@ONC.hhsys.org>]

SOUNDS IMPRESSIVE - BUT WHAT ARE YOU SAYING? - YOU ARE 
"ALSO A NURSE" (RN, LPN, LVN, DIPLOMA, AD, BSN, MSN, DNS, 
NURSE PRACTITIONER?) - UNCLEAR FROM YOUR MESSAGE?
WHERE DO YOU WANT TO RELOCATE TO?
EXPECTED STARTING SALARY RANGE?
PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES ARE SLOWER THAN RADSAFE, BUT THEY 
ARE GENUINELY SOMETHING TO CONSIDER WHEN YOU HAVE TWO YEARS 
TO "ETS" (END TERM OF SERVICE - WAS MY ARMY CAREER PHRASE, 
NOT SURE IF THE NAVY USES THE SAME JARGON) WHEN YOU MUST 
RE-ENTER THE "REAL WORLD" OF CIVILIAN LIFE.
PLEASE SEND ME YOUR CV - IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN ALABAMA 
AND AS A FELLOW VETERAN, WILL CIRCULATE IT AMONG MY 
HOSPITAL AND INDUSTRIAL RADIATION SAFETY CONTACTS OR WIFE 
(MASTER'S DEGREED, PEDIATRIC NURSE PRACTITIONER) MAY HAVE 
SOME THAT COULD HELP YOU - IF WE FIRST KNOW MORE OF 
WHAT YOUR INTERESTS AND GOALS.
E-MAIL OR SNAIL MAIL TO:
MARK STEINBUCHEL
RADIATION SAFETY
HUNTSVILLE HOSPITAL SYSTEM
101 SIVLEY ROAD
HUNTSVILLE, AL  35801-4470
On Mon, 27 Oct 1997 08:59:10 -0600 (CST) "Howe, John" 
<Howej@NMRIPO.NMRI.NNMC.NAVY.MIL> wrote:

> Hello fellow RADSAFERs,
> 
> I am the Assistant Radiation Safety Officer at the Naval Medical
> Research Institute in Bethesda, MD.  I am on active duty in the Navy,
> and I retire next April.  I have completed the 40 hour Radiation Safety
> Offficer course, and I will have almost 2 years experience upon
> retirement.  Although I am also a nurse, I would like to stay in the
> Radiation Safety field.  If you have any hints or suggestion about job
> hunting in this field, or know of a job opening, please e-mail me at
> howej@nmripo.nmri.nnmc.navy.mil.
> 
> HM1 John Howe
> NMRI Bethesda MD

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Mark Steinbuchel
markst@ONC.hhsys.org