Dear AMMRLers,
I am forwarding the job announcement below for colleagues at the
University of La Verne. Please respond as directed below, not to me.
Thanks,
Jane
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Dr. Jane Strouse
Director, UCLA Molecular Instrumentation Center
1410 Molecular Sciences Building
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1569
(310)-825-9841 - voice
(310)-825-2280 - fax
strousej_at_chem.ucla.edu
http://www.mic.ucla.edu
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-----Original Message-----
From: Jay H. Jones [mailto:jonesj_at_ulv.edu]
Sent: Friday, February 10, 2006 5:06 PM
To: strousej_at_chem.ucla.edu
Cc: Parchama_at_ulv.edu
Subject: Job announcment for Instrument Technician at ULV
Jane,
Here is the text of the instrument technician job announcment:
The link at which it can be found is:
http://www.ulv.edu/hr/empc.htm
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
Position #2673- NMR Instrument Technician, Natural Sciences Division.
The Nuclear Magnetic Research (NMR) Instrument Technician will provide
support for instruments within the Natural Science Division. The
technician's first priority will be the daily operation of the NMR
facility, including maintenance, direct instrument operation, providing
assistance to faculty/staff and students in the use of the NMR.
Specifics include activities such as assuring cryogenic liquid supply,
preventative maintenance, minor repairs and modifications, assuring
proper safety practices and ordering supplies. The technician will also
provide support for a number of other instruments including, UV-Vis
spectrophotometers, FT-IR, fluorescence, HPLC, GC, GC-MS, and other
instruments. Support will include, assuring proper maintenance of the
instrumentation (cleaning, tuning, minor repairs), arranging for
external service when needed, method development, providing and/or
assisting in demonstrations and instructional workshops, participating
in outreach activities, and support of research projects, and other
duties as assigned. The position requires a Bachelor's degree in
Chemistry or a related field, with good knowledge in electronics, two
years direct experience with NMR Spectroscopy, extensive experience with
desktop computer systems and instrument data systems, knowledge of
component and board level electronics, as well as good communication and
interpersonal skills. A Master's degree and experience with other forms
of spectroscopy, chromatography, and related instrumentation is desired.
Experience with at least some variation of UNIX and specialized science
related software is also highly desirable. The position is full-time
(40 hrs/wk) with some flexibility in determining the specific schedule.
Evening and weekend work may occasionally be needed in order to meet
instructional and research objectives. The hiring range for this
position is dependent upon qualifications and departmental equity. To
apply, see instructions below.
Very best,
Jay
Jay H. Jones
Professor of Biology and Biochemistry
Departments of Biology and Chemistry
University of La Verne
1950 Third Street
La Verne, CA 91750
Office phone: 909 593-3511 x4040
FAX: 909 392-2754
jonesj_at_ulv.edu
Classified Application Procedures
UPDATED 02-01-06
About the university
Founded in 1891, the University of La Verne is a Carnegie Doctoral
Intensive university, enrolling more than 8,000 students (6,000 FTE).
The university's thirty-six acre central campus is located in La Verne,
California, approximately 30 miles east of Los Angeles, beneath the San
Gabriel Mountains in the Inland Valley, an area of exceptional economic
growth, diversity, and cultural opportunities. In addition, the College
of Law is situated in nearby Ontario, California. Regional campuses are
also located in central and southern California. Undergraduate, masters
and doctoral degrees are offered by the College of Arts and Sciences,
Business and Public Management and Organizational Leadership and Law.
The mission of the University of La Verne encompasses four fundamental
points: A Values Orientation enables students to become reflective about
personal, professional and societal values; Community and Diversity
encourages students to understand and appreciate the diversity of
cultures; Lifelong Learning plants the seeds for continuing personal and
professional growth; Community Service inspires students with regard to
civic responsibility.
How to apply
It is necessary that you complete our Application for Employment form in
its entirety. You may provide a resume, but it may not replace any
information asked for on the Application:
. Click here for the Application in Word for Windows format
. Click here for the Application in Adobe (PDF) format.
If selected for interview you will be asked to sign the application at
that time. Send it to:
. University of La Verne
. Human Resources Department
. 1950 Third Street
. La Verne, CA 91750
. Position numbers _______ _______ _______
Or you may FAX your application to: (909) 392-2791; or email to:
jobs_at_ulv.edu If you attach a document, use only Word for Windows or an
Adobe PDF file, otherwise include all information in the main body of
the email message.
Please, omit photographs and any information (such as age, race, marital
status, religion, disabilities, ethnicity, color, national origin,
gender, sexual orientation), which is not directly related to skills and
ability to perform the work of the position. Otherwise it may be
necessary to return your application for amending and re-filing.
Received on Mon Feb 13 2006 - 09:12:44 MST