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Press, Issue 31095, 25 June 1966, Page 27

VACANCIES—PROFBMONAL ASSISTANT ENGINEER APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from fully or partly qualified Mechanical Engineers (I. Mech.E., N.Z.I.E. or 8.E.) for the position of Assistant Engineer in our Engineering Department at Penrose. Duties include design work, supervision of manufacture and installation and commissioning of plant and machinery for the Auckland based activities of our company. The work is interesting and varied and calls for flexible thinking and good practical appreciation. A good commencing salary in keeping with qualifications and experience will be paid and a subsidised superannuation scheme will be. available after a satisfactory probationary period has been served. All applications, which must be in writing, giving details of age, experience, qualifications and marital status, should be addressed to:— The Personnel Officer, N.Z. FOREST PRODUCTS LIMITED. Private Bag, Auckland. 3856 Auckland Hospital Board POST-CERTIFICATE COURSES APPLICATIONS are invited from suitably qualified members of the nursing profession wishing to participate in one of the following Post-Certificate Courses: — 1. PREMATURE BABY AND NEONATE NURSING, NATIONAL WOMEN'S HOSPITAL Two courses are open:— (a) To commence 21 November, 1966. This is a 6 months' Course and is available to General Maternity Trained Nurses or Registered Midwives. (b) To commence 23 January, 1967. This is a 4 months’ Course and is open to holders of the General and Midwifery Certificates. The courses will consist of series of lectures and demonstrations and cover theoretical and clinical teaching in the care of the premature baby and neonate. 2. CARDIO VASCULAR & THORACIC NURSING, GREEN LANE HOSPITAL To commence 21 November, 1966, This is a six months’ course. It is designed to cover the nursing of Thoracic and Cardio-Vascular diseases and in particular the special investigations and management of patients requiring cardiac surgery using extra corporeal circulation. 3. PLASTIC SURGICAL NURSING, MIDDLEMORE HOSPITAL To commence 21 November, 1966. This is a six month’s course. The course is designed to prepare to student to take her place as a competent nursing member of the Plastic Surgical team. 4. ORTHOPAEDIC NURSING, MIDDLEMORE HOSPITAL To commence 21 November, 1966. This is a six months’ course. The course is designed to prepare the Graduate Nurse to take her place as a nursing specialist in the Orthopaedic team. GENERAL (a) Each Course will consist of a series of lectures and demonstrations by the Medical and Nursing Staff, together with clinical experience in the appropriate wards, theatres and other departments. (b) At the conclusion of each Course a State Examination will be held, and a Certificate will be awarded to successful candidates. (c) Staff Nurses’ salary and conditions will apply during the Courses. (d) Living in accommodation Is available If required. (e) All applicants must have completed a minimum of 5 months experience from the date of the State Registration Examination to the date of commencement of the Post-Certificate Course. Further details of any of any of the above Courses , may be obtained from the Matron-in-Chief, Auckland Hospital Board, P.O. Box 5546, Auckland. Completed Application Forms together with copies of recent testimonials should be addressed to the Matron-in-Chief, Auckland Hospital Board, P.O. Box 5546, Auckland, with whom applications close 2 p.m. on Tuesday, 13 September, 1966. 3937 COMPUTER SPECIALIST BURROUGHS LIMITED require the services of a Systems Analyst/Programmer for their Electronic Data Processing Division at Lower Hutt. Qualifications: above average logical ability with either University Degree in mathematics or a practical knowledge of Computer Programming. Preferred age: 22 to 35 years. This is an interesting position offering excellent remuneration and future opportunities in an expanding field. Full training would be given to a successful applicant. Applications in writing to:— Branch Manager, BURROUGHS LIMITED, P.O. BOX 675, CHRISTCHURCH. Applications will be treated in strictest confidence. 3792 COMPUTER PROGRAMMER UNIVERSITY GRADUATES are Invited to apply for a position as a Computer Programmer at 1.8.M.’s Christchurch Service Bureau. If you are the type of graduate who is looking for a career with a promising future and the chance to put your wide range of interests and talents to work ... and if you: * Like logical solutions for puzzling questions, * Look for the heart of the matter to find answers * Feel a distinctive need for systematic organisation then you may have the talents to become a top-notch programmer even though this may be your first contact with the subject of computer programming. A computer programmer works on a wide range of business, numerical analysis and scientific problems. After analysis these problems are “translated" into the language of the electronic computer—Autocoder, R.P.G., Fortran, etc. This means that the programmer provides the necessary steps that enable computers to solve problems faster and more accurately than ever before possible. Applicants should be recent science, maths, engln-. eering, commerce or arts graduates. Initial training and experience will be gained on the 1.8. M. 1401 computer in Auckland. The standard of training is very high and prospects for advancement in the rapidly advancing data processing industry are extremely bright A substantial commencing salary will be offered and frequent merit increases will provide very attractive earnings in the immediate future. Staff benefits include three weeks leave, superannuation, life insurance, generous sick leave provisions, etc. Please apply in writing or telephone: The Service Bureau Manager I B M. WORLD TRADE CORPORATION P.O. Box 1219, Christchurch Phone 50-179 3801