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| This section is intended for listing current job openings|
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OUTSIDE THE U.S.
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  1: PROFESSOR, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, TENURE-TRACK
     (Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada)
  2: RESEARCH STUDENTSHIP - USER DOCUMENTATION
     (Queensgate, Huddersfield, UK)
  3: RESEARCH STUDENTSHIP
     (Leicester, UK)
  4: GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS
  5: UNIV. OF SURREY RESEARCH STUDENTSHIPS
  6: UNIV. OF SURREY SUPPLEMENTARY AWARDS
  7: ESRC RESEARCH STUDENTSHIPS
     (Guildford, Surrey, UK)
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UNITED STATES OF AMERICA (USA)
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   8: POLYSOMNOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGIST
      (Stanford, CA)
   9: CHAIRPERSON, DEPT. OF COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH
      (Tampa, FL)
  10: COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST
      (Athens, GA)
  11: PROFESSOR, LEADERSHIP IN URBAN SCHOOLS, TENURE-TRACK
      (Boston, MA)
  12: PSYCHIATRIC INFORMATICS 2-YEAR FELLOWSHIP
      (Ann Arbor, MI)
  13: PRION DISEASE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP
      (St. Louis, MO)
  14: ADJUNCT ASSISTANT RESEARCH PROFESSOR
      (Athens, OH)
  15: CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST, FULL-TIME
      (Philadelphia, PA)

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1:            PROFESSOR, CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY, TENURE-TRACK
Institution:  Lakehead University, Dept. of Psychology
Location:     Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
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The Department of Psychology at Lakehead University
invites applications for a tenure-track position in the
area of clinical psychology.  The area of specialization
as well as rank are open. The position commences on
July 1, 1995.  Qualifications include a Ph.D. in clinical
psychology, strong commitment to research and teaching,
and experience in clinical settings.  The successful
candidate will be expected to contribute to our
undergraduate, masters and new doctoral program in
clinical psychology in the form of teaching courses on
clinical topics (e.g., assessment) and thesis supervision.
Registration as a psychologist or eligibility for
registration is an asset.  Please submit a letter of
application with a description of current research
interests and future directions, a complete vita, preprints
and reprints, and three letters of reference to:
Dr. Jim Gellert, Dean of Arts and Sciences, Lakehead
University, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E1 Canada.
Applications will be accepted until the position is filled.
Lakehead University is an affirmative and equal opportunity
employer.  Women and minorities are especially encouraged
to apply.  In accordance with the Canadian immigration
requirements, priority will be given to Canadian citizens
and permanent residents.

The City of Thunder Bay has a population of 120,000 and is
situated righty by scenic Lake Superior.  It is well-
known for its relaxing summer and winter recreational
opportunities. It has nearby national parks and several
places that offer camping, canoeing and fishing by various
lakes and rivers, trails for hiking and cross-country skiing,
and slopes for downhill skiing.  There are also excellent
recreational centers for indoor activities.  The city
will be hosting the International Nordic Games this March.
For more information, please contact the departmental chair:
Dr. Ken Rotenberg, Psychology Department, Lakehead
University, Thunder Bay, Ontario P7B 5E1 Canada.
Tel: (807)343-8630; Fax: (807) 346-7734;
E-mail: kjroten@flash.lakeheadu.ca
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2:            RESEARCH STUDENTSHIP - USER DOCUMENTATION
Institution:  University of Huddersfield,
              School of Computing and Mathematics
Location:     Queensgate, Huddersfield, UK
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The research will be concerned with the design or
development of documentation (on paper or on screen) to
support users of information systems. The successful
candidate will probably have interests or experience in
one or more of the following: information systems,
human-computer interaction, user documentation,
computer-based learning. The specifics of the research
are open to some flexibility depending upon the
interests of the successful candidate.

Applications are invited from good honours graduates in
a relevant discipline for a one year rolling appointment.
The successful candidate will register for MPhil/PhD.
Bursary 5,500 pounds p.a. (tax free).

For further details telephone 01484 472356 quoting
reference B135. Written applications together with 3 copies
of your CV and 2 referees should be sent to the Research
Office, The University of Huddersfield, Queensgate,
Huddersfield HD1 3DH before 21st March 1995.
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3:            RESEARCH STUDENTSHIP
Institution:  University of Leicester, Dept. of Psychology
Location:     Leicester, UK
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Collaborative learning and children's musical composition

Applicants are invited for a Leicester University funded
research studentship in the Department of Psychology. All
children are now required to compose music in the National
Curriculum, and collaborative work between pupils is an
important part of this. Very few of the growing number of
studies on social interaction and learning have dealt with
creative activities, and the present project will be one
of the first to do so. The research will investigate how
collaborative work affects the nature and quality of musical
composition with respect to developmental progression and
learning over time, and quality of group interaction.

Candidates should possess or be about to possess a good
degree in psychology, and should have interests in
developmental psychology. Experience in working with schools
and/or some expertise in music would be an advantage.
Students will receive a maintenance allowance of not less
than #4,910 pa and university fees will be waived.
Applicants must be UK or European Community nationals.

Informal enquiries to Richard Joiner (Telephone:
0116 252 2484. E-mail: RWJ1@Leicester.ac.uk ) or David
Hargreaves (Telephone: 0116 252 2484. E-mail:
DJH@Leicester.ac.uk). An application form can be obtained
from: Maureen Strange, Research Office, University of
Leicester, University Road, Leicester LE1 7RH.
Telephone 0116 252 2759. Fax: 0116 252 2028.
Completed application forms should be sent to this
address by FRIDAY 28th April, 1995.
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4:            GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS
5:            UNIV. OF SURREY RESEARCH STUDENTSHIPS
6:            UNIV. OF SURREY SUPPLEMENTARY AWARDS
7:            ESRC RESEARCH STUDENTSHIPS
Institution:  University of Surrey, Dept. of Psychology
Location:     Guildford, Surrey, UK
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Applications are invited from students who wish to study for
a research degree (MPhil/PhD) in Psychology. The Department
of Psychology at the University of Surrey has Mode A
recognition from the ESRC, was graded 4A in the last
research assessment exercise, and is the largest centre for
postgraduate training in Psychology in the UK. The
Department is able to offer supervision leading to the
degrees of MPhil and PhD in virtually all areas of the
discipline, including developmental, cognitive, perceptual,
social, environmental, health, clinical, occupational,
organisational psychology and psychometrics. UK applicants
should have, or should expect to have, at least an upper
second class honours degree in Psychology, while overseas
applicants should have qualifications of an equivalent
standard and a good command of the English language.
Funding possibilities for MPhil/PhD students in the
Department include the following.

4: GRADUATE ASSISTANTSHIPS

The Department has three Graduate Assistantships to support
students who wish to study for the degree of PhD. Two of
these three Assistantships will become vacant at the start
of the 1995/96 academic session, and applications are
invited from suitable candidates.

Each Graduate Assistantship lasts for a period of three
years. The award includes the payment of registration fees,
an annual stipend of stlg4,500, and research costs of up
to stlg500. In addition, Graduate Assistants are required
to provide 200 hours per year academic support, which
includes demonstrating, tutorial work and supervisor
research support, for which an additional salary of
stlg2,000 per annum (subject to statutory deductions)
is received.

The closing date for the receipt of applications for these
Graduate Assistantships is 7th April 1995.

5: UNIV. OF SURREY RESEARCH STUDENTSHIPS

The University of Surrey awards a number of full-time
Research Studentships tenable for up to three years to
candidates of exceptional ability. These studentships cover
the registration fees at the home rate and a maintenance
grant of stlg4,910 (1994/95 rate) plus a supplementary
payment of stlg1,500. Candidates for these studentships
should have, or should expect to obtain, a UK first class
honours degree, or a UK Master's degree with distinction,
or an overseas qualification of equivalent standard.

The closing date for the receipt of applications for these
Research Studentships is 26th May 1995.

6: UNIV. OF SURREY SUPPLEMENTARY AWARDS

The University of Surrey also awards a number of Special
Supplementary Awards to candidates of exceptional ability.
These awards, which are intended to supplement Research
Council Studentships or other forms of financial support,
are to the value of stlg1,500 per annum and are tenable
for up to three years. The conditions of eligibility and
the deadline for receipt of applications are the same as
for the University of Surrey Research Studentships
(see above).

7: ESRC RESEARCH STUDENTSHIPS

The Department has Mode A recognition from the Economic & 
Social Research Council, and is willing to put forward any
suitable candidate for ESRC support. The Department has an
excellent track record in attracting ESRC research
studentships in recent years.

The closing date for the receipt of applications by the ESRC
for research studentships is 1st May 1995.

Application Procedures and Further Information

Candidates who wish to apply for any of the above should
submit a letter of application, a completed University of
Surrey MPhil/PhD application form, a copy of their cv, and
a PhD research proposal to: Dr. Martyn Barrett, Director
of Postgraduate Research Students, Department of Psychology,
University of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey GU2 5XH, UK.

Further information about the various funding possibilities
which are available for research students at the University
of Surrey, and copies of the appropriate MPhil/PhD
application forms, can be obtained from Catherine Mills,
MPhil/PhD Secretary, Department of Psychology, University
of Surrey, Guildford, Surrey GU2 5XH; Tel: 01483-300800
ext. 2873. Alternatively, candidates can E-mail Martyn
Barrett at: pss1mb@surrey.ac.uk for further information.
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8:            POLYSOMNOGRAPHIC TECHNOLOGIST
Institution:  Stanford Health Services/Stanford Sleep
              Disorders Clinic
Location:     Stanford, CA, USA
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The Stanford Sleep Disorders Clinic (Stanford Health
Services) has a permanent relief opportunity for a
Polysomnographic Technologist (Patient Testing
Technologist) to work Monday and Friday 10:30 pm -
9:00 am, in our Sleep Disorders Clinic.  You will
be responsible for day-to-day operations, including
sleep testing procedures and evaluations.  Requires
9+ months experience in performing sleep studies and
Polysomnographic Technologist Registration or eligibility.

We offer competitive compensation and an excellent work
environment. Please mail/Fax resume to: Peggy Mallison,
Employment & Recruitment, Stanford Health Service,
300 Pasteur Drive, Room HG005, Stanford, CA 94305
Fax: (415)723-7205.  EOE.
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9:            CHAIRPERSON, DEPT. OF COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH
Institution:  University of South Florida,
              Florida Mental Health Institute
Location:     Tampa, FL, USA
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The University of South Florida's Florida Mental Health
Institute (FMHI) invites applications for the position of
chairperson, Department of Community Mental Health, a
tenure-line faculty appointment. The department conducts
research, training, and consultation related to
community/public mental health services and programs as
part of the state's only research and training institute
devoted to strengthening the delivery of Florida's public
mental health services. Florida, with its diverse
population and corresponding diverse mental health needs,
is a unique laboratory for testing ideas in mental health
care services and system reform.

The University of South Florida is an urban, comprehensive
research university serving more than 34,000 students.
FMHI is one of nine colleges at USF's main campus in Tampa.
The Institute has 75 full-time faculty members and 265
other professionals and support staff.  FMHI receives

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approximately $11M in university funding and $6M in
contracts and grants from federal and state agencies as
well as foundations.  FMHI, a non-degree granting college,
provides internships, practicum and post-doctoral training
programs.  The pre-doctoral clinical psychology internship
program is APA accredited. FMHI's clinical service programs,
ranging from case management services to residential
treatment, are JCAHO accredited.

As an important part of its mission, the Department
maintains close collaborative relationships with the
Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services and other
state agencies, the community mental health provider network,
consumer and advocacy organizations, and a variety of other
related agencies and organizations.  Current work includes
research and training related to evaluation of mental health
services systems and programs, systems of mental health care,
substance abuse, dual diagnosis, HIV/AIDS, and
psychoeducational treatment models.  The chairperson will
supervise 6 faculty and approximately 70 staff and manage a
department budget of approximately $2.5M.

The ideal candidate will meet the academic qualifications
of the position, have knowledge of and experience in public
mental health systems, and be able to merge the university
academic mission with the applied orientation and needs of
public sector mental health systems. Applicants should
present information that displays a contribution to and
leadership in the public mental health sector; solid
academic credentials including history of publications and
presentations; the ability to combine academic and public
sector interests; history or capacity to attract grant
funding; evidence of multidisciplinary, multi-agency
collaboration; evidence of collaboration with
consumer/advocacy organizations; experience with clinical
services, preferably in a research setting; well-
established administrative skills; and the ability to
facilitate the growth of faculty and staff.  The
University and the Institute are strongly committed to
increasing the diversity of the faculty; therefore,
applications from women and members of ethnic minorities
are especially encouraged.

The Ph.D. or appropriate terminal degree is required in
psychology, public health, medicine, or other area related
to mental health.  Academic rank and salary are
commensurate with experience.  Salary range: $75,000 to
negotiable.  The appointment date is negotiable with
anticipated start date in Summer, 1995.
Twelve-month appointment.

Send letter of application, vita, and names and addresses
of three references by April 1, 1995 to:
Catherine Batsche, Ph.D., Associate Dean, Florida Mental
Health Institute, University of South Florida,
Tampa, FL  33612-3899.   Phone: (813)974-1990

According to Florida law, applications and meetings
regarding the same are open to the public. Applicants who
need a reasonable accommodation in order to participate in
the selection process much notify Cynthia Stark at:
(813)974-1991 or at the address above at least 5 days in
advance.  The University of South Florida is an Equal
Opportunity/Equal Access/Affirmative Action Institution.
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10:           COUNSELING PSYCHOLOGIST
Institution:  Univ. of Georgia, Counseling & Testing Center
Location:     Athens, GA, USA
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DESCRIPTION:  This position requires an individual with
skills and interest in career development to coordinate
career counseling services.  The person must also be a
generalist with skills in individual and group counseling,
supervision, assessment, outreach and consultation
appropriate for a university population.

QUALIFICATIONS:  The successful candidate will have a
doctorate or ABD in Counseling Psychology or a counseling
related field, the ability to establish positive working
relationships with members of the University community,
and a diverse professional background.  An APA
internship or equivalent, with eligibility for licensure
in Georgia strongly preferred.

APPOINTMENT:  August 1, 1995 (Negotiable).  Twelve-month
full-time appointment.  Competitive salary.

The Counseling and Testing Center at the University of
Georgia is one of twelve departments within Student Affairs.
The University of Georgia, the capstone institution of the
University System of Georgia, is a land-grant institution
with an enrollment of approximately 29,500 students.  The
University is located in Athens, Georgia, approximately
sixty-five miles from Atlanta and in close proximity to a
myriad of cultural and recreational activities.  The Center
provides comprehensive counseling and testing services
to the University community.  These services include
personal and career counseling, developmental groups,
outreach programming, career exploration services,
consultation services, minority and non-traditional
student services, national and university-wide test
administration, and test scoring and analysis services.
The Center is fully accredited by the International
Association of Counseling Services and the pre-doctoral
internship program is fully accredited by the
American Psychological Association.

APPLICATIONS:  Interested persons should send a letter of
application, vita, and the names of four references by
April 21, 1995 to: Steve D. Brown, Ph.D., Director,
Counseling and Testing Center, Clark Howell Hall,
University of Georgia, Athens, GA  30602-3333

Nominations of and applications from minority candidates
are strongly encouraged.  UGA is an Equal Opportunity/
Affirmative Action Institution.
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11:     PROFESSOR, LEADERSHIP IN URBAN SCHOOLS, TENURE-TRACK
Institution:  University of Massachusetts at Boston,
              Graduate College of Education
Location:     Boston, MA, USA
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The Graduate College of Education at University of
Massachusetts at Boston seeks a person to teach in and
coordinate a new track in its Doctoral program. The
Leadership in Urban Schools track is for change oriented
educators working primarily in urban elementary and
secondary schools and settings that serve multiracial
and linguistic minority communities.

Candidates must have an earned doctorate, significant
experience working with urban schools and with racially
and culturally diverse communities, and graduate level
teaching experience, preferably at the doctoral level.
Evidence of scholarly productivity in a relevant
area and the ability to coordinate and develop a program
is essential. The successful candidate should be able to
teach courses in the doctoral track in Higher Education
Administration and the Master's/CAGS program
in Educational Administration as well.

This is a full-time tenure track position. Interested
candidates should send a detailed letter describing their
interests and qualifications for this position, a
curriculum vita and three references to: Search Commitee,
Doctoral Program in Edutcation, Graduate College of
Education, University of Massachusetts Boston,
100 Morrissey Blvd., Boston, MA  02125-3393.

An affirmative action, equal opportunity,
Title IX employer.
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12:           PSYCHIATRIC INFORMATICS 2-YEAR FELLOWSHIP
Institution:  University of Michigan, Dept. of Psychiatry
Location:     Ann Arbor, MI, USA
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The Department of Psychiatry at the University of Michigan
is offering the first fellowship in Psychiatric Informatics
in America.  Begun in 1994, the two year fellowship is
designed to teach the principles of informatics, as well as,
foster research in the applications of informatics in
Psychiatry. The fellowship offers during it's first year
participation in a didactic survey course  which will
provide an overview of informatics by members of the
University of Michigan Medical School, University of
Michigan Medical Center (UMMC), School of Library and
Information Sciences, School of Engineering, School of
Business, School of Public Health, and School of Nursing.
Core topics will include library information systems,
database management, medical decision making,
telecommunication, and multimedia applications.

Further, training will involve both psychiatric information
services (PIS) and research.  The PIS will deal with issues
concerning "mission critical" information needed in the
management of a department of psychiatry.  This will
entail issues of scheduling, finance, management, outcome
data , etc.   The applicant will focus on the delineation
of a specific project that impacts on the functioning of
the department or one of the divisions within the
department.  This will be identified and developed during
the fellowship.

Current research areas of our group are:
- Multimedia: We are engaged in creating the Digital
  Library of Psychopathology (DLOPP), as well as studying
  the different ramifications of such a library including
  the creation of standards, forming educational
  materials,  legal and ethical implications;
- Networks and communication: We are involved in exploring
  and expanding how psychiatric information can be safely
  communicated across local computer networks as well as
  networks, such as the Internet;
- Telemedicine: We are facilitating the creation of the
  UMMC Telemedicine Network for the University of Michigan
  Medical School and Medical Center;
- Organization and System Implications of Information
  Technology:  We are exploring the many implications that
  information technology will have throughout psychiatry
  in all relevant areas including clinical care,
  education, research, and administration and policy making.

Applicants must have completed a credentialed program in
psychiatry and be eligible for or board certified in
psychiatry.  Preference will be shown to those with well
developed computer skills and those with facilitation and
an interest in computers and information technology.  The
University of Michigan is an equal opportunity employer.

The head of the Psychiatric Informatics Program is
Dr. Norman Alessi and the first & current fellow is
Dr. Milton Huang. We can be contacted at: University of
Michigan Hospitals, Department of Psychiatry,
1500 E. Medical Center Drive, Box 0390, Ann Arbor,
MI 48109-0390. E-mail: norman.alessi@med.umich.edu
                       milton.huang@med.umich.edu
Phone: (313)763-2015; Fax: (313)936-8907
Information is also available on our homepage:
http://www.med.umich.edu/psychiatry/informatics.html
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13:           PRION DISEASE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP
Institution:  Washington University School of Medicine,
              Dept. of Cell Biology & Physiology
Location:     St. Louis, MO, USA
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PRION DISEASE RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP available to study the
cellular and biochemical properties of prion proteins,
which play a key role in the pathogenesis of several
neurodegenerative diseases in humans and animals,
including Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, kuru, and scrapie.
Qualifications include a Ph.D. or M.D. degree, with interest
and experience in cell biology, biochemistry, or
neuroscience.  The position would expose the candidate to
a variety of modern research techniques, and would also
allow extensive contact with the Department of Neurology
and the Alzheimer's Disease Research Center at the medical
school.  Please send a curriculum vitae, a statement of
research interests and experience, and the names and
addresses of three references to: David A. Harris, M.D.,
Ph.D., Dept. of Cell Biology and Physiology, Washington
University School of Medicine, 660 So. Euclid Ave.,
St. Louis, MO 63110 USA. E-mail: dharris@cellbio.wustl.edu
Tel: 314-362-4690; Fax: 314-362-7463
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14:           ADJUNCT ASSISTANT RESEARCH PROFESSOR
Institution:  Ohio University, Psychology Dept.
Location:     Athens, OH, USA
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Position with NIH funded clinical trial evaluating
cognitive-behavior therapy and antidepressant medication
for the management of chronic tension headaches. Good
writing and administrative skills, ability to work
independently, and interest in clinical research  important.
Experience with cognitive-behavioral or behavioral
treatments and with the assessment & management of pain
disorders (particularly headache disorders)  valuable.
Responsibilities include brief cognitive-behavioral therapy,
administration of study protocol, scientific writing and
development of future research projects.  Salary to $36,000
depending on experience plus attractive benefit package.
Send application materials (resume & two letters of
reference) to: Kenneth A. Holroyd, Ph.D., Psychology
Department, Ohio University, Athens, OH 45701-2979
Contact Dr. Holroyd at (614)593-1707 voice, 0579 fax or
E-Mail: Holroyd@email1.msmail.ohiou.edu
for additional information.
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15:           CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGIST, FULL-TIME
Institution:  Psychological Services Group, Inc.
Location:     Philadelphia, PA, USA
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Psychological Services Group, Inc. is looking for another
full time clinical psychologist. We are looking for a Ph.D.
or Psy.D. who is licensed or licenesed eligible in
Pennsylvania. Behavioral Medicine experience is an
advantage.  Personal computer(IBM compatible) familiarity
and skills are also an advantage.

We are a group practice providing services in medical
settings. This position has professional responsibilities
in direct service delivery in our medical settings as well
as consultations to Physical Medicine, Orthopedics, and
Anesthesiology.  We are involved in several chronic pain
treatment centers. Some local travel will be necessary.

We offer competitive salary and benefits. For more
information E-mail us at: rebecker@netaxs.com
or fax us at: (215)628-4229.