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                      UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, SAN DIEGO
                              ELECTRONIC JOBLINE


                                    7/24/92


                  THE FOLLOWING POSITIONS ARE LISTED WITH THE
                         UCSD CAMPUS PERSONNEL OFFICE.
     APPLICATIONS ARE ACCEPTED AT EITHER THE CAMPUS OR THE MEDICAL CENTER.
         PLEASE DIRECT INQUIRIES TO THE APPROPRIATE RECRUITING OFFICE.

    THIS BULLETIN IS AN ADVERTISEMENT OF THE POSITIONS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE.
     AS SUCH THE POSITION DESCRIPTIONS ARE ONLY INTENDED TO HIGHLIGHT THE
      MORE IMPORTANT SKILLS, KNOWLEDGES AND REQUIREMENTS TO BE EVALUATED
                           BY THE PERSONNEL STAFF.



                         ***EXECUTIVE & MANAGEMENT***

100128-D ASSOC. DIRECTOR ADMINISTRATION, CANCER CENTER
        $50,200-$75,300/yr.  (Cancer  Center)  (work  location:  UCSD  Medical
        Center,  Cancer  Center)  Responsible  for  managing  and coordinating
        administrative,  operational,  clinical  and financial activities of a
        50,100  ASF  Cancer  Center,  with  a  total  annual  budget  of $16.2
        million.  Specific  responsibilities  include representing Director as
        appropriate  on  administrative/financial matters. Working with PIs to
        develop  new  Cancer  Center  programs  and  funding. Plan and prepare
        proposals   for   new   clinical   services,   research  programs  and
        facilities.  Assist  with  management  of  clinical  programs. Develop
        annual  Center  budgets, as well as long-range Center financial plans.
        Supervise  implementation  of  academic personnel policies. Coordinate
        faculty   review  meetings.  Oversee  management  of  staff  personnel
        employment,  salary  administration,  labor  relations and affirmative
        action   policies.   Manage   Center   Space  allocations  and  direct
        laboratory  Hazardous  Substance Program. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Strong  demonstrated ability to apply management principles, practices
        and  techniques  in the administration of a multi-dimensional academic
        Cancer   Center  which  conducts  and  coordinates  a  wide  range  of
        teaching,  research and clinical service programs. Knowledge and skill
        in   clinical  program  development,  implementation  and  management.
        Knowledge  in  the  delivery of health care services. Knowledge of and
        extensive  experience  with budgeting and accounting principles. Skill
        in   developing  objectives  and  ability  to  make  decisions,  solve
        problems  and  initiate  actions.  Knowledge  of  patient  billing and
        collection    systems.   Knowledge   of   micro-computer   technology.
        PREFERRED:  Knowledge of UC contract and grant management policies and
        procedures.  Knowledge  of  UCSD  policies  and procedures relating to
        personnel. MBA or equivalent degree. Open Until Filled

101205-D ASSOCIATE DIRECTOR, WIDE AREA NETWORK SERVICES
        Salary   commensurate   with  experience.  (Telecommunications)  Under
        general  direction of the Director of Telecommunications Services, the
        Associate  Director,  Wide  Area  Network Services, is responsible for
        the  operation  of  all  operating  data  communications  systems  and
        network  services to include data communications software development,
        telecommunications    systems/network   operations,   and   management
        information   services.   Additionally,  provide  data  communications
        design  and  implementation of WAN hubs for access to Internet and all
        associated  administrative and research data networks in collaboration
        with  Academic  Computing Services. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Skill
        at  systems  analysis  sufficient to translate individual departmental
        automation  needs into microcomputer applications. Proven skill in the
        use  of  small computer system hardware and software operating systems
        including  installation  and management. Skill/knowledge in the use of
        word   processing,   spreadsheets,   database   management,  graphics,
        communications   and  network  operation  software  for  microcomputer
        systems.  Knowledge  of  current  developments  in  computing and data
        communication  networking.  Expertise  in  LAN  technologies  such  as
        EtherNet,   Token   Ring,   RS232,   and   FDDI.  Proven  skills  with
        communication  protocols  such  as TCP/IP, DECnet, Novell, Apple Talk,
        SNA,  and  those  associated  with  National  Research Networks, i.e.,
        Internet,  BITnet,  NSFnet.  Skill in interpreting technical documents
        pertaining  to  communications  interface  devices on state-of-the-art
        computerized  telecommunications  systems.  Proven  skills  in  system
        analysis,   programming  applications,  and  operations  research  and
        development  with  emphasis  on  real-time  computer  systems. Working
        knowledge  of  the  principles  of  computer programming. Demonstrated
        knowledge  of analog and digital transmission techniques. Knowledge of
        general  software  utilities  such  as  text editors, test formatters,
        compilers,   debuggers   and  communication  mechanisms.  Demonstrated
        supervisory  skills.  Proven  skill  in  providing  computing and data
        communications  hardware/software training. PREFERRED: Proven skill in
        computer   interface   media,  data  communication,  data  formatting,
        storage,   transporting  and  backup  capabilities.  Education  and/or
        experience  in  electrical  engineering  or  computer  sciences. Final
        Filing Date Extended to: 8/21/92


                       ***ADMINISTRATIVE PROFESSIONAL***

101303-H ADMINISTRATIVE ANALYST
        Hiring   Salary   Range:  $31,200-$39,000/yr.  (Medical  Group)  (work
        location:  7071  Convoy  Court)  Perform  a  wide  variety  of  duties
        including  creating  Ad  Hoc  reports  of a financial analysis nature.
        Create  reconciliations,  statistical analysis and other sophisticated
        financial  reports  as  requested  and, upon request, make appropriate
        recommendations   based   on  your  analysis.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Overtime  may  be  required. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Demonstrated  organizational  skills, including an ability to exercise
        judgement  in  long-range  planning.  Skill  to  analyze,  present and
        proposed  statistical  programs  and  to  adapt  to  the  needs of the
        Medical  Group.  Knowledge  of  basic  accounting principles. Thorough
        knowledge  of  existing  computer programs capability and adaptability
        as  well  as  understanding  of process necessary to make revisions to
        existing   programs   and/or   create   new   ones.  Ability  to  work
        independently   with   minimal   supervision.   Ability   to   perform
        sophisticated  research  for  specific  objectives  and  to  translate
        acquired  information  in  a  communicative targeted manner. Excellent
        interpersonal   and  communication  skills  both  in  person  and  via
        telephone.  Demonstrated effective written skills. Ability to maintain
        confidentiality.   Ability   to   maintain   workflow   with  changing
        priorities  and  frequent  interruptions.  PREFERRED:  Knowledge of UC
        policies  and  procedures.  Theoretical  knowledge  of  Practice  Plan
        operations  and  health care, in general, etc. Familiarity with campus
        and  medical center functions and locations. UCSD employees requesting
        priority  and  UCSD  layoffs  exercising  preference  must  submit  an
        application  by  the  Initial  Filing  Date  of: 7/30/92. Final Filing
        Date: 8/6/92


                      ***STUDENT AFFAIRS PROFESSIONAL***

101347-S LEARNING SKILLS SPECIALIST
        (Payroll  title:  Learning  Skills  Counselor)  Hiring  Salary  Range:
        $28,400-$35,500/yr.   (EAOP/Upward   Bound)   Develop/implement  skill
        building     interventions    utilizing    learning    software    and
        group/individual  tutorials. Research new software/techniques focusing
        on     fundamental     skills.     Assess     participants    academic
        strengths/weaknesses  and formulate/monitor Individual Learning Plans.
        Prepare  students  for  college  entrance  exams;  ensure  progress in
        mastering    basic    skills    in    English,   Math   and   Science;
        develop/implement  language proficiency programs for ESL students; and
        maintain  participant records. Coordinate evening tutorial program and
        computer   center  during  Summer  Residential  Program.  Develop  and
        conduct  academic  enrichment workshops for Saturday College Sessions.
        SPECIAL  CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Alternate work schedule may include
        some  evenings  and  Saturdays. Incumbent is required to reside in the
        campus  residence  halls  during  the  five  week  residential program
        (Sun-Thurs).  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Knowledge,  skills  and
        experience  in  the  development/implementation of academic enrichment
        programs  and  academic  advisement  leading  to  college  admissions.
        Excellent  communication  skills  and  experience  counseling  diverse
        ethnic/racial  groups.  Experience in providing educational/leadership
        development  programs  in  a  residential  setting to include skill in
        enforcing      disciplinary     policies.     PREFERRED:     Bilingual
        Spanish/English.  Theoretical  knowledge  of  Education  or  Counselor
        Education.  Experience  using computers and educational software. UCSD
        employees  requesting  priority and UCSD layoffs exercising preference
        must  submit  an  application  by the Initial Filing Date of: 7/31/92.
        Final Filing Date: 8/6/92

101311-S PROGRAM REPRESENTATIVE I
        $2076-$2473   (University   Extension)   Implement  approximately  200
        classes/programs  per  year  of  extensive scope and complexity within
        guidelines  for  UCSD  Extension's Department of Education, Health and
        Behavioral  Science.  Plan  course  offerings; coordinate instructors;
        budgets;  schedule/implement  classes.  Advise  students in completing
        Professional  Certificate Programs. Draft, edit and verify catalog and
        brochure  copy.  SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Occasional overtime
        as  required.  Must have valid CA driver's license. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
        REQUIRED:  Extensive  working  knowledge of IBM PCs including database
        and  word  processing  software  i.e.  WordPerfect, Paradox, Microsoft
        Word,  Microsoft Works. Fast accurate typing. Experience working in an
        adult  education  setting or in and educational environment. Knowledge
        of   accounting/budgeting   systems.   Knowledge  of  correct  English
        grammar,  spelling,  punctuation  and  usage.  Strong organization and
        communication  skills.  Ability  to  set priorities and meet deadlines
        and  to  provide  analytical  support in monitoring courses and making
        recommendations. Final Filing Date: 7/31/92

101253-S PROGRAM REPRESENTATIVE I or II
        $2076/$2473  or $2361/$2837 NOTE: Level of appointment contingent upon
        level  of  experience.  (Warren  College/Academic  Internship Program)
        (50%  casual  position  ending  6/30/93)  (work  schedule: TBA) Assist
        students   in   determining/obtaining   academic  and  career  related
        internships  in  the  fields  of  engineering,  computer  science  and
        communication     (advertising/PR/marketing.)     Assess    coursework
        applicability  and qualifications. Maintain local business contacts to
        initiate/develop  internships.  Evaluate  job  descriptions and assist
        students  in  application,  interview  and enrollment process. Monitor
        progress,   mediate  conflicts  and  perform  site  visits.  SKILLS  &
        KNOWLEDGE   REQUIRED:   Skill   and  ability  to  advise  students  on
        internships    and    academic/career    goals.    Familiarity    with
        professional/personal  requirements  of a variety of careers. Skill in
        planning  and implementing projects/programs; compiling/analyzing data
        and  in  presenting  information  in  oral  and written forms. Problem
        solving  skills, attention to detail and ability to communicate with a
        wide  variety  of  people  including  faculty, staff, students and the
        business  community. Additional requirements for appointment at the II
        level:  Formal  training  and proven experience in advising/counseling
        students  on academic/career goals and an understanding of internships
        in  undergraduate  education. PREFERRED: Understanding of the academic
        environment  and  UCSD  programs,  departments,  course  requirements,
        local   business,   industry  and  educational/service  organizations.
        Knowledge  of  the engineering profession is strongly preferred at the
        II level. Final Filing Date: 7/29/92


                 ***TECHNICAL PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICIANS***

101355-H ASSISTANT STATISTICIAN
        $2530-$3044  (Psychiatry)  (work  location:  VA  Medical Center) Under
        supervision,  will  perform  routine  statistical analyses employing a
        variety  of  techniques  including  analysis  of  variance, regression
        analysis,  etc.  Will  assist in development of codes, data forms, and
        programs.  Will use a variety of computer programs. SPECIAL CONDITIONS
        OF  EMPLOYMENT:  Must  be able to work overtime if necessary. SKILLS &
        KNOWLEDGE    REQUIRED:    Theoretical    background   in   statistics,
        biostatistics  or  a  related  field  (e.g., epidemiology, psychology,
        sociology  or  health  sciences)  with  strong emphasis on statistics.
        Proficiency  with  major  statistical  packages, particularly BMDP and
        SPSS-X.  Proficiency  in an IBM PC environment. PREFERRED: Familiarity
        with   PC   data   base   management.   Excellent   oral  and  written
        communication  skills.  Familiarity  with  PC graphics packages. Final
        Filing Date: 8/7/92

101306-S DEVELOPMENT TECHNICIAN II
        $1906-$2256  (Center  for  Astrophysics  &  Space  Science) (full-time
        casual   position   ending  7/31/93  with  possibility  of  extension)
        Fabricate  Flight  Hardware  electronics  for  the  High  Energy X/Ray
        Timing  Experiment  (HEXTE)  program.  Perform all phases of acquiring
        necessary  materials, components and auxiliary hardware. Develop tools
        and  fixtures  necessary  for  fabrication  of subassemblies. Generate
        wire  lists  from  engineering  drawings. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Demonstrated   proficiency/dexterity   in  fabrication  of  electronic
        assemblies   for   space   flight.  Knowledge  of  Military  and  NASA
        specifications,  of  physical  properties of epoxies and of tools used
        in  construction of intricate/complex assemblies. Ability to recognize
        and  select  electronic  components;  and  to assemble/test electronic
        circuits  from  completed  schematic  drawings.  Good  writing skills.
        Final Filing Date: 8/6/92


                    ***PROGRAMMING AND COMPUTER RELATED***

100920-S COMPUTER RESOURCE SPECIALIST I
        $2308-$2772  (University  Extension) (full-time casual position ending
        12   months   from  date  of  hire)  (work  schedule:  12:00am-8:30am)
        Responsible  for  a  wide  variety  of  computer  operations including
        system  backup,  printing  reports,  troubleshooting  PC  and  printer
        problems;   responding   to   data   communications   problems,   disk
        maintenance  and diagnostics and maintenance of site security. SPECIAL
        CONDITIONS   OF  EMPLOYMENT:  Valid  CA  driver's  license.  SKILLS  &
        KNOWLEDGE   REQUIRED:   Experience   operating  various  microcomputer
        equipment  and  printers.  Knowledge  of data communications equipment
        functions  i.e.  modems,  terminals, phone lines. Ability to recognize
        system  hardware/software  malfunctions  and  take  corrective action.
        Ability   to   perform  routine  maintenance  and  troubleshooting  on
        peripheral    equipment.   Knowledge   of   LAN   backup   procedures,
        understanding   of  DOS  and  Microsoft  Windows.  Knowledge  of  file
        handling  techniques  and batch file processing. Experience installing
        and  configuring  microcomputer  systems.  PREFERRED: Familiarity with
        database  systems  i.e. SQL. Knowledge of basic Netware operations and
        working  knowledge  of  Excel,  Paradox and Word for Windows. Reopened
        to: 7/29/92


                          ***PROFESSIONAL - OTHER***

101242-D ASSISTANT UCSD FIRE MARSHAL
        (Payroll  Title:  Principal  Administrative  Analyst  I) Hiring Salary
        Range:  $41,500-$51,900/yr.  (Environment,  Health  and  Safety) (work
        location:  Torrey  Pines  Center South, 10280 N. Torrey Pines Road, La
        Jolla)  Under  the  direction of the Fire Marshal, manages the capital
        planning  and  construction  portion  of the UCSD Fire and Life Safety
        Program,  including  the  main  campus,  the  Scripps  Institution  of
        Oceanography,  and  the  UCSD  Medical Center. Major functions include
        development  of  UCSD  fire protection system standards and acceptance
        policies;   review   of   both  design  development  and  construction
        documents   for   compliance   with   applicable   laws,  regulations,
        standards,  and  approval  policies;  design analysis of required fire
        protection  systems; field inspection of construction in progress; and
        performance  of  required  acceptance  testing.  SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Must be able to respond to periodic duty calls outside of
        normal  working  hours;  must  be  willing and capable of assisting in
        emergency  response  activities  which  may  include  exposure to fire
        scenes  and/or  hazardous  materials;  must  have  a  valid California
        driver's  license.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Expertise in modern
        fire  prevention  and  protection principles, practices and standards.
        Knowledge   and   skill  in  the  application  and  interpretation  of
        applicable  state  and  federal  laws  and  regulations  including the
        Health  and  Safety  Code;  Titles  8,  19  and 24, California Code of
        Regulations;  the  Uniform  Building,  Mechanical,  Plumbing  and Fire
        Codes;   NPFA   codes   and  standards;  and  recognized  test  agency
        procedures  and  test  results.  Demonstrated  skill  in  reading  and
        interpreting  construction  plans  and specifications, fire protection
        shop  drawings,  hydraulic calculations, and electrical and mechanical
        drawings.   Knowledge   of  fire  hazards  inherent  in  research  and
        industrial  processes.  Experience  in  the  use of related equipment,
        tools,  safety  equipment,  personal  computers  and  instrumentation.
        Knowledge   of   construction   methods,  materials,  and  assemblies.
        Excellent   interpersonal   and   communication   skills.   PREFERRED:
        Knowledge  of  state  codes  including Titles 8, 17 and 22 CAC and the
        California  Health  and Safety Code. Knowledge of environmental health
        and  safety principles and practices, including industrial hygiene and
        general  safety.  UCSD  employees requesting priority and UCSD layoffs
        exercising  preference  must  submit  an  application  by  the Initial
        Filing Date of: 7/24/92. Final Filing Date: 7/31/92


          ***SCIENTIFIC, RESEARCH & CLINICAL TECHNICIANS & RELATED***

101320-H LABORATORY ASSISTANT I
        $1580-$1831  (Neurosciences)  (90% casual position ending 6/30/93 with
        possibility  of  extension)  Wash  and  sterilize  lab glassware using
        autoclaving,  and  other  standard methods. Order all lab supplies and
        organize   all  equipment  maintenance.  Prepare  buffers,  solutions,
        SDS-PAGE   and   agarose   gels.   Operate   ultracentrifuge  and  use
        radioactivity   for   labeling  of  selected  macromolecules.  SPECIAL
        CONDITIONS  OF EMPLOYMENT: Must be willing to work with radioactivity.
        SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Knowledge of lab procedures and general
        lab  techniques.  Knowledge  of biochemistry and familiarity with cell
        culture techniques. Final Filing Date: 8/5/92

101345-H LABORATORY ASSISTANT I
        $1580-$1831  (Pediatrics) (work location: UCSD & Children's Hospital &
        Health  Center)  Perform  standard  repetitive  lab  procedures.  Will
        administer,  score,  code,  analyze  and  enter  data collected in the
        experiments.  Subjects to be tested in the experiments will be a group
        of   normally   developing   children   as   well   as  children  with
        developmental  disorders.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT:  Valid
        driver's  license.  SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Theoretical knowledge
        in  psychology,  linguistics,  speech  pathology, education or related
        discipline.  Ability  to  interact  comfortably  and establish rapport
        with  infants  and  children with a variety of disabilities, including
        parents  and other professionals. Good interpersonal and communication
        skills.  Ability  to  maintain  confidentiality. PREFERRED: Experience
        with  infants  and  children.  Familiarity  with psychometric testing.
        Experience   with   statistical   analysis   and   microcomputers  and
        audio/video   recording   equipment.   Linguistic   and   or  phonetic
        transcription skills. Final Filing Date: 8/6/92

101343-H LABORATORY ASSISTANT I
        $1580-$1831   (Office   of  Animal  Resources/Off.  Campus  Veterinary
        Services)  (75%  career  position)  Assist  with  the operation of the
        Office   of   Campus   Veterinary  Services  Diagnostic  Lab.  Process
        specimens,  performing routine hematology and chemistry analysis using
        the  lab  analyzers,  setting up microbiological and fecal samples for
        testing  ,  etc..  General  office  duties  are  to  include answering
        phones,  assisting  clients,  filling out paperwork and forms, copying
        and  distributing  paperwork  to  appropriate  personnel, typing, word
        processing,  etc..  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Must have valid
        CA  driver's  license.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  College level
        coursework   in  related  science  with  basic  lab  experience.  Good
        interpersonal  skills in working with diverse group of people. Skilled
        in  basic office procedures, e.g. answering phones, filing and typing.
        Legible   handwriting.   PREFERRED:  Knowledge  of  common  veterinary
        diagnostic   lab   policies   and   procedures.  Knowledge  of  proper
        procedures   for  processing  lab  specimens.  Skill  in  the  use  of
        biochemical   instruments.  Knowledge  of  the  function  and  use  of
        hematology  analyzers and skill in performing routine whole blood cell
        determinations.   Skill   in   performing  routine  chemistry  assays.
        Knowledge  of  Scientific  and medical terminology. Final Filing Date:
        8/6/92

101266-H LABORATORY ASSISTANT II
        $10.15-$11.93/hr.  (Psychiatry)  (50%  variable career position) (work
        location:   UCSD   Medical   Center)  Assists  with  administering  of
        psychological,   psychophysiological   and   physiological   tests  to
        psychiatric   and   control   subjects.   Limited   clerical   duties.
        Participation  in  lab  research  meetings,  and  in  research subject
        recruitment.  Data entry; maintenance of files and databases. SKILLS &
        KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  College  level  coursework  in  related science.
        Skill  in  clear  and  effective  oral communication with a variety of
        psychiatric  patients, staff and members of the community. Familiarity
        with  computerized  data  management.  Accurate  typing  with moderate
        speed,  good  basic  clerical  and organizational skills. Final Filing
        Date: 7/29/92

101268-H LABORATORY ASSISTANT II
        $10.15-$11.93/hr.  (Medicine) (50% career position) (work location: VA
        Medical  Center)  Provide  support and analysis of renal micropuncture
        studies.  Assist  in  the  performance  of in vitro methods in the lab
        and,  when  necessary,  analyze  data  and  help in writing protocols.
        Perform  receptor  assays  and  radioimmunoassays  on  kidney  tissue.
        Assist  in  the  analysis  of microsamples from micropuncture studies.
        SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Knowledge  and  background in general
        chemical   and  colormetric  assay  techniques.  Knowledge  in  tissue
        handling  and  separation  procedure. Knowledge of animal handling and
        routine  procedures.  Knowledge of radioactive counting procedures and
        statistics  and data analysis as well as computer operation to perform
        data  analysis  and  handling  micro-samples  for  calculations. Final
        Filing Date: 7/29/92

101305-H LABORATORY ASSISTANT II
        $1766-$2076  (Psychiatry)  (full-time casual position ending 10/10/92)
        Perform    routine    histology    and   immunohistochemistry.   Care,
        maintenance,  cleaning and repair of lab equipment and stores. Perform
        a  variety of lab procedures. Direct and assist the procedural running
        of  lab experiments. Assist animal care-taker and assist in perfusions
        and  autopsies  of  animal  subjects. Direct students and staff in lab
        functions   and  safety  procedures.  Order  and  stock  lab.  Routine
        procedural  trouble-shooting.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED: College
        level  coursework  in  chemical  and  biological sciences with working
        knowledge  of anatomy. Strong organizational skills. Good hobby skills
        in   photography  and  darkroom  experience.  Good  manual  dexterity.
        Extensive academic lab experience. Final Filing Date: 7/30/92

101308-H LABORATORY ASSISTANT II
        $1766-$2076  (Biology)  Assist  with  experiments  in biochemistry and
        molecular  biology.  Execute  established  protocols.  When necessary,
        share  responsibility  for  day-to-day  operation  of  lab,  including
        supervision  of  student  personnel  in  performing  their general lab
        duties.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT:  May  be needed to drive
        occasionally.  Must  be  willing  to  work  in  lab  using radioactive
        isotopes.   SKILLS   &   KNOWLEDGE   REQUIRED:   Knowledge   of  basic
        biochemistry  and molecular biology, including lab procedures. Ability
        to  follow  established  lab  protocols  and lab procedures with basic
        direction.  Good  manual  dexterity  in  lab  procedures.  Ability  to
        maintain  accurate  records  and  to  work  well  in  a large group of
        people.  Ability  to  sustain diverse activities simultaneously and to
        use good judgement. Final Filing Date: 8/3/92

033336-H STAFF RESEARCH ASSOCIATE I
        $2163-$2591  (Medicine/EndoMetab)  (work  location: VA Medical Center)
        Molecular  studies  of the hormonal regulation of calcium and skeletal
        metabolism.  Perform  DNA, Northern Hybridization, dot and slot blots.
        RNA  and  polyA+  mRNA  preparations,  plasmid  preparations  and  DNA
        cloning.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Theoretical  background  in
        molecular  biology.  Experience,  knowledge  and  skill  with Northern
        Hybridizations,  slot/dot blots. DNA cloning and plasmid preparations.
        Knowledge  of  general  lab techniques and skill in use of biochemical
        instruments.  PREFERRED:  RNA,  and polyA+ mRNA preparations. Reopened
        to: 8/5/92

100947-H STAFF RESEARCH ASSOCIATE I
        $2163-$2591  (Anesthesiology)  (work  location:  UCSD  Medical Center)
        Responsible  for animal anesthesia, surgery and physiologic monitoring
        of  experimental  animals.  Responsible  for  all  aspects of research
        relating  to  neuroanesthesia  including  setting  up, calibrating and
        trouble  shooting  of  monitoring  equipment. Calculate and administer
        anesthetic   drug  dosages  and  premedications.  Post  operative  and
        critical  care of experimental subjects including managing respiratory
        and  cardiac  function.  Harvesting  of  organs for pathological exam.
        General   lab   maintenance   and   cleaning.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Must  be  willing  to work occasional overtime as needed.
        Must  be  willing  to  work  with  lab  animals.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE
        REQUIRED:   Knowledge   of   lab  procedures  and  scientific  methods
        regarding  neuroanesthesia  research. Demonstrated knowledge of animal
        physiology,   invasive  monitoring  techniques  and  aseptic  surgical
        techniques.  Familiarity with animal anesthesia, anesthetic vaporizer,
        flowmeters,  gases  and circuit systems. Ability to give subcutaneous,
        intramuscular,    intraperitoneal    and    intradermal    injections.
        Familiarity  with  animal  surgery and surgical instruments, including
        ability   to   operate   delicate   micro-neurosurgical   instruments.
        Knowledge  of  sterile  technique  and  suturing  techniques.  Working
        knowledge   of  animal  care  regulations  under  which  lab  facility
        operates.     PREFERRED:    Familiarity    with    pharmacology    and
        pharmokinetics.   Calibration   and   operational   knowledge  of  lab
        equipment used to analyze blood samples. Reopened to: 8/10/92

101309-H STAFF RESEARCH ASSOCIATE I
        $12.43-$14.89/hr.   (Ophthalmology)   (44%   casual   position)  (work
        location:  Shiley  Eye  Center)  Perform  studies  on  ocular  tissues
        including    primary   tissue   culture,   immunohistochemistry,   RNA
        extraction,   plasmid  preps,  Northern  blots,  gel  electrophoresis,
        immunofluorescent   assays   and   reagent   preps:  buffers,  stains,
        fixatives   and  plastic  resins.  Calculate  and  tabulate  data  and
        maintain  statistical  analysis of all research results. Perform other
        general  lab  and library work as needed. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Theoretical   background   in  cell  biology  and  biology,  including
        practical  lab  experience. Demonstrated ability to perform tissue and
        cell   culture,  immunohistochemistry,  Northern  blots,  and  plasmid
        preps.  Theoretical  knowledge of and practical application of stains.
        Experience  with data collection and reduction, and in preparation and
        analysis   of  scanning  and  transmission  EM.  Knowledge  to  handle
        radioisotopes.   Skill  to  keep  accurate  notes  and  records.  Good
        interpersonal  skills. Ability to operate light microscope, gas tanks,
        computers and balances. Final Filing Date: 7/31/92

101313-S STAFF RESEARCH ASSOCIATE I
        $2163-$2591  (Community  and  Family  Medicine)  (50% career position)
        (work  schedule:  flexible,  TBA) Assist in data collection/management
        for  a  large  study  of  the  physical  and psychological outcomes of
        hysterectomy.  Will  mail  questionnaires,  review  returned forms for
        completion,  code  for data entry and maintain logbooks/documentation.
        Assist   in   performing  validation  study  of  oophorectomy  status:
        request/obtain  medical  records and abstract/code information. SKILLS
        &  KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Knowledge and training in Epidemiology research
        methods.  Experience  in data management and in using large databases.
        Knowledge  of  medical  terminology,  experience  in  medical  records
        acquisition  and  abstracting information. Demonstrated skills in time
        management,   organization   and  working  independently.  Ability  to
        interact     and     communicate     with     diverse     groups    of
        professional/non-professional     staff.     Ability     to    compose
        clear/accurate  correspondence  with  attention to spelling and proper
        grammar. Final Filing Date: 8/3/92

101315-H STAFF RESEARCH ASSOCIATE I
        $2163-$2591  (Community  &  Family  Medicine)  (50-80% variable career
        position)  Create  and  maintain  data files on computer using Clarion
        database  management software integrating files generated on MacIntosh
        and  PC compatibles running under a TOPS or Novell network. Create and
        maintain  data  analysis  files  for  use  with  statistical  analysis
        package  including  SPSS,  SAS,  NCSS, Epilog and SYSTAT. Perform data
        analysis  under  the  direction  of PI's. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Demonstrated  experience  with  relational database programming and in
        porting  data  between  computer  applications  and disparate computer
        systems.  Experience  in  research data entry. Demonstrated experience
        in  creating  system  documentation and in creating data files for use
        with   statistical   analysis  packages.  Demonstrated  experience  in
        performing  analyses  using  SPSS,  SAS, NCSS and Epilog applications.
        PREFERRED:  Experience  in  operating  computers  under  a  local area
        network. Final Filing Date: 7/31/92

101371-H STAFF RESEARCH ASSOCIATE I
        $2163-$2591   (Medicine/Endo-Metabolism)   (work   location:  Clinical
        Sciences  Building)  Assist  PI  in  studies  of  the  transcriptional
        regulation  of  the human insulin receptor gene promoter in an attempt
        to   identify   nuclear   factors   involved  in  the  tissue-specific
        expression  of  the gene. Will also be responsible for the maintenance
        and  operation of an oligonucleotide synthesizer under the supervision
        of  the  PI. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Must be willing to work
        with  radioisotopes  and  with  rodents.  SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Theoretical  background  in  molecular  biology  or  biology. Skill in
        general  lab  techniques  and  in  the use of biochemical instruments.
        Skill  in  the  use  of sterile cell culture techniques. Experience in
        the  handling of DNA including extraction and purification techniques.
        Growth   of  bacterial  cultures  for  the  preparation  of  plasmids.
        PREFERRED:  Some experience of DNA sequencing. Ability to handle small
        volumes  accurately  and  to  perform simple biochemical assays. Final
        Filing Date: 8/7/92

100905-H STAFF RESEARCH ASSOCIATE II
        Hiring  Salary  Range:  $28,400-$35,500/yr. (Medicine) (work location:
        VA  Medical  Center) Recombinant DNA technology and molecular biology,
        perform  polymerase  chain  reaction,  Northern Hybridization, dot and
        slot   blots,   DNA,  RNA,  and  poly  A+  mRNA  preparation,  plasmid
        preparation  and  DNA  cloning  and  sequencing. Involved in molecular
        studies  in  calcium  and skeletal metabolism and in the regulation of
        gene  transcription  and  translation.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Strong   theoretical   background   in  molecular  biology,  including
        knowledge  and experience in all of the performing functions mentioned
        above. Reopened to: 8/5/92

101269-H STAFF RESEARCH ASSOCIATE II
        Hiring  Salary  Range: $28,400-$35,500/yr. (Medicine) Perform clinical
        flow   cytometric   analysis   (FACS/ACAS)   of  tissue  samples,  mAb
        production,   blood   and   tissue   processing,   immunohistochemical
        analyses,  protein  purification, tissue culture, protein conjugation,
        isotype  determination,  ELISA.  Maintain  data  base of frozen tissue
        samples,   SDS-PAGE   gels.   SKILLS   &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Strong
        theoretical   knowledge   of   biology,   chemistry   and  immunology.
        Experience  in  DNA  sequencing  and  analysis. Ability to operate and
        maintain  FACScan  flow  cytometer.  Skill to accurately perform: cell
        analysis   via   flow   cytometry,   protein   purification,  affinity
        chromatography,  HPLC, FPLC, SPEP, cryosectioning, cytocentrifugation,
        tissue   culture,   ELISA,  fluorescent  labeling,  SDS-PAGE,  isotype
        determination,   immunohistochemical   analyses  and  mAb  production.
        Ability  to  follow written and oral instructions and to keep accurate
        records.  Ability  to  analyze  data  utilizing Macintosh computer and
        various  software:  Cricket  Graph,  Microsoft  Excel,  Paradox.  UCSD
        employees  requesting  priority and UCSD layoffs exercising preference
        must  submit  an  application  by the Initial Filing Date of: 7/29/92.
        Final Filing Date: 8/5/92


                   ***HEALTH AND PATIENT CARE TECHNICIANS***

101310-H HOSPITAL LABORATORY TECHNICIAN I
        $2258-$2706  (Ophthalmology)  (44%  casual  position)  (work location:
        Shiley  Eye  Center)  Under  supervision of physician, perform general
        assistance  in  ophthalmology procedures including; history, etc., and
        other  related  services. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Ability to take
        patient  history,  evaluate  patient  problems  and  provide  complete
        documentation  in  patient  medical  record. Ability to perform visual
        acuity,  measurement  of eye refractive error, color vision, spectacle
        measurement  and  near  point convergence and related test. Ability to
        sterilize  and  maintain  equipment  and supplies in a clean, safe and
        orderly  manner.  Knowledge  of infections control principles in order
        to  disinfect  and  sterilize equipment and to operate autoclave. Good
        interpersonal  and  communication  skills.  Knowledge  of professional
        dress  code.  PREFERRED:  Ability  to  perform  tonometry and field of
        vision  tests.  Ability  to  train and educate others regarding Clinic
        services  and  procedures,  hospital  procedures and necessary patient
        instruction.  General  knowledge  of  ophthalmic  diseases,  symptoms,
        diagnosis  and  treatment  in  order to carry out all functions. Final
        Filing Date: 7/31/92

100911-P PRIN. ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGIST
        $3031-$3814  (Medicine:Internal  Medicine) (work location: IMG Clinic,
        LaJolla   Campus)   Perform   and  record  a  variety  of  sonographic
        procedures,  i.e.,  abdominal,  pelvic, obstetric, chest, neck, breast
        and   scrotum  utilizing  knowledge  of  anatomy  and  physiology  and
        ultrasound  techniques  and instrumentation. Operate multiple types of
        equipment,  transducers,  and recording devices recognizing normal and
        pathological  conditions,  to obtain and document pertinent diagnostic
        images.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT:  Must  be  registered in
        abdominal  and  obstetrical/gynecological  ultrasound. Must be willing
        to  work overtime, stand for long periods of time, and be able to lift
        or   move   uncooperative   patients.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:
        Knowledge  of  ultrasonic  physical  principles and instrumentation to
        obtain  maximum  diagnostic  information,  recognizing  equipment  and
        scanning   limitation;  of  anatomy  and  physiology  for  appropriate
        imaging;   of  technical  terminology;  and,  of  ultrasound  scanning
        techniques  to  render  diagnostic images. Skill to operate transducer
        over  pertinent  anatomical  areas  to  produce  diagnostic images; to
        recognize   structures   that   are   visualized  and  to  demonstrate
        anatomical   relationships,   normal  and  pathological.  Demonstrated
        effective  communication/interpersonal  skills. Organizational skills.
        Open Until Filled

033165-P RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST
        $2397-$3003   (Medicine:Internal  Medicine  Group  Clinic)  (full-time
        career  position)  (work  location: Internal Medicine Group Clinic, La
        Jolla   Campus)  Perform  a  variety  of  x-ray  procedures  including
        mammography  as  well  as registering patients. Develop x-rays. Assist
        with  filing  of  reports and x-rays. Aid in transfer of outside x-ray
        or  x-ray  files.  Complete  billing  charges.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Must  be  a  graduate of an approved school of radiologic
        technology  and  must  hold  an  unlimited  license  from the State of
        California.   SKILLS   &   KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Experience  in  X-ray
        Technology  including  mammography and demonstrated ability to produce
        high  quality  radiographs.  Knowledge of anatomy, related positioning
        and  radiation  safety  for patient and operator. Basic nursing skills
        and  CPR.  Knowledge  of  quality control techniques. Ability to react
        quickly  and  knowledgeably in emergency patient situations. Excellent
        communication  and  interpersonal  skills.  PREFERRED: Experience in a
        private  medical or radiology office or hospital setting. Possess ARRT
        license. Open Until Filled

101136-P RADIOLOGIC TECHNOLOGIST
        $2397-$3003  (Community  and Family Medicine) (43.74% casual position)
        (work  location:  LaJolla  Campus  and  Rancho  Bernardo) Conduct bone
        density  measurements and analyze computerized files on postmenopausal
        research  subjects.  Create and maintain data files on computer. Print
        hard  copies  for  charts  and  Data Coordinating Center. Maintain log
        book  of  all research subjects. Confer with local consultant. SPECIAL
        CONDITIONS   OF   EMPLOYMENT:   Must   be   CA   Certified  Radiologic
        Technologist  (CRT)  (limited permit for spine is acceptable). Must be
        willing  to  work  above  stated  locations and to undergo training in
        bone  densitometry,  including  possible  training  session in Boston,
        Mass.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Experience in X-ray Technology
        with  knowledge  of radiology procedures, anatomy, related positioning
        and  radiation  safety  for  patient  and  operator.  Strong  oral and
        written  communication  skills  and  interpersonal  skills.  Skill  in
        organizing  and  prioritizing  work  and  time.  PREFERRED: Experience
        operating   and  maintaining  a  Hologic  bone  densitometry  machine.
        Ability  to  adhere to strict protocol guidelines in performing scans.
        Open Until Filled


                                 ***NURSING***

101356-P CLINICAL NURSE III
        $3063-$4058   (Psychiatry)   (work   location:   VA   Medical  Center)
        Psychiatric  and  physical  evaluation  and  care  of  HIV-positive or
        elderly   psychotic   patients,   follow-up  of  patients  at  regular
        intervals,  and  collection,  entry  and storage of the relevant data.
        Act  as  "blind"  rater  in  the treatment study, and may also conduct
        patient  and  family groups. Provide liaison between inpatient nursing
        staff  and the research team, and also act as a resource person in the
        program   as   well   as  in  the  community.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Must possess a valid CA. R.N. license, be willing to work
        flexible  hours  and  be  willing  to  travel to various hospitals and
        clinics.  Selected  candidate  must be able to qualify for appointment
        to  the  Nursing  service  of the SDVAMC. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Strong  demonstrated  related  clinical  nursing  experience including
        knowledge  of  psychiatric  nursing,  obtaining  medical histories and
        performing  acute and chronic assessment skills. Ability to assess and
        manage  patients  with  complex  health  problems  including  AIDS and
        disorders  in  the elderly. Organizational skills. Strong demonstrated
        effective  oral/written  communication  skills  including  ability  to
        conduct  interviews. Knowledge of research protocols including the use
        of rating scales. Final Filing Date: 8/12/92

014869-L NURSE PRACTITIONER II
        $3711-$4920  (Surgery:Oto-HNS) (work location: UCSD Outpatient Center)
        Primary  resource  and  support  person  for  the  patients  receiving
        services  in  the  Head  and  Neck  Surgery  Clinic.  The practitioner
        provides  comprehensive  care  to routine, walk-in and emergent clinic
        patients.  Patient care responsibilities include physical assessments,
        histories  and physical examinations; orders diagnostic tests; triages
        telephone  alls;  carries  own case load of patients; and collaborates
        with  a  multidisciplinary  team  to formulate a plan of care. Provide
        patient  education  and pre-operative instructions. Participate in the
        education  of  and  serve  as a preceptor for the education of medical
        students.    Participates   as   a   member   of   the   division   of
        otolaryngology/Head   and   Neck   Surgery.   SPECIAL   CONDITIONS  OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Must possess current CA. R.N. license, CA certified Adult
        or  Family  Nurse Practitioner certificate. Selected candidate must be
        prepared   to  submit:  1)  copy  of  current  license  and  specialty
        certification;  2) copy of current CPR certificate; 3) two (2) letters
        of   reference;   4)   resume,   and   5)   if  applicable,  proof  of
        academic/faculty  appointment.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED: Strong
        demonstrated  nurse practitioner experience in a primary care setting.
        Proven  knowledge  of  and  skill  in providing comprehensive physical
        examination  and  history;  of norma and abnormal laboratory and x-ray
        results  and  skill  in  appropriate disposition; in assessing patient
        and  family  education  needs  and designing appropriate teaching plan
        including  evaluation;  and,  in  counseling  patients  and  families,
        Knowledge  of  the  quality  assessment  and quality assurance process
        used  in  medical  care. Strong demonstrated effective organizational,
        oral/written  communication  and  interpersonal skills Strong skill in
        triaging  and  assessing  health  care  needs  of patients. Open Until
        Filled

100722-P NURSE PRACTITIONER II
        $3711-$4920  (MSCCP) (work location: La Jolla Campus) Primary resource
        and  support  person  for  the patients receiving services in the Head
        and  Neck Surgery Clinic. The practitioner provides comprehensive care
        to  routine,  walk-in  and  emergent  clinic  patients.  Patient  care
        responsibilities  include physical assessments, histories and physical
        examinations;  ordering  diagnostic  tests;  triaging  telephone alls;
        carrying   own  case  load  of  patients;  and  collaborating  with  a
        multidisciplinary  team  to  formulate a plan of care. Provide patient
        education   and   pre-operative   instructions.   Participate  in  the
        education  of  and  serve  as a preceptor for the education of medical
        students.    Participates   as   a   member   of   the   division   of
        otolaryngology/Head   and   Neck   Surgery.   SPECIAL   CONDITIONS  OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Must possess current CA. R.N. license, CA certified Adult
        or  Family  Nurse  Practitioner  certificate  and  CPR  certification.
        Selected  candidate  must  be  prepared  to submit: 1) copy of current
        license   and   specialty   certification;  2)  copy  of  current  CPR
        certificate;  3)  two  (2)  letters of reference; 4) resume, and 5) if
        applicable,  proof of academic/faculty appointment. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
        REQUIRED:  Strong  demonstrated  nurse  practitioner  experience  in a
        primary  care  setting.  Proven  knowledge  of  and skill in providing
        comprehensive   physical   examination  and  history;  of  normal  and
        abnormal  laboratory  and  x-ray  results  and  skill  in  appropriate
        disposition;  in  assessing  patient  and  family  education needs and
        designing  appropriate  teaching  plan  including  evaluation; and, in
        counseling  patients and families, Knowledge of the quality assessment
        and   quality   assurance   process   used  in  medical  care.  Strong
        demonstrated  effective organizational, oral/written communication and
        interpersonal  skills  Strong  skill  in triaging and assessing health
        care needs of patients. Open Until Filled

101148-P NURSE PRACTITIONER II
        $3711-$4920  (Neurosciences)  (work  location:  5th & Washington Sts.,
        San    Diego)   Perform   neurologic   assessments   and   noninvasive
        physiological  testing  on HIV positive volunteers. Perform neurologic
        examinations  and  nerve conduction velocities, as well as preparation
        of  a  brief  summary of finds. Schedule and handle phone calls. Serve
        as  resource  and  support  person for patients/families. Perform data
        collection.  Assist  in  the  development  and  administration  of new
        protocols.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT: Must possess valid CA
        R.N.  license  and  certified Adult Nurse Practitioner. Willingness to
        work  with  HIV  infected  individuals.  Selected  candidate  must  be
        prepared   to  submit:  1)  copy  of  current  license  and  specialty
        certification;  2) copy of current CPR certificate; 3) two (2) letters
        of   reference;   4)   resume,   and   5)   if  applicable,  proof  of
        academic/faculty    appointment.    SKILLS   &   KNOWLEDGE   REQUIRED:
        Demonstrated   Nurse  Practitioner  experience.  Strong  knowledge  of
        common     neurologic     and     medical    problems.    Demonstrated
        knowledge/skills:  in  providing  comprehensive  neurologic  exam  and
        history;  using protocols; with common diagnostic tests and procedures
        and  normal  and  abnormal  lab  values. Strong demonstrated effective
        oral/written  communication  and  interpersonal skills including skill
        with   telephone   interviewing.  Organizational  skills.  Ability  to
        identify  and  establish  new  protocols. Willingness to be trained in
        the performance of new procedures. Open Until Filled

101219-P NURSE PRACTITIONER II
        $3711-$4920  (Student  Health  Service/Student  Affairs) (50% variable
        career  position) Provide medical and nursing assessments for patients
        and  formulate  appropriate  treatment  plans. Provide health teaching
        and  health  maintenance  for  well  and  ill  persons. Participate in
        research  and/or  quality assurance studies. In Women's Clinic provide
        gynecological  care  and  family  planning  education  and counseling.
        SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT:  Must  possess  current  CA. R.N.
        license,   CA   certified   Nurse  Practitioner  certificate  and  CPR
        certification.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED: Knowledge of and skill
        with:   performing   physical  exams;  determining  a  medical/nursing
        assessment,  including  psycho/social  aspects;  screening  patients &
        determining  health  care  needs;  developing  treatment  plans;  and,
        distinguishing   between   normal   and  abnormal  patient  assessment
        findings   including   interpretation   of   lab  data.  Comprehensive
        knowledge  and  skill  in  assessment  and  treatment of gynecological
        problems,  including  family  planning. Knowledge of infection control
        principles  and  immunization  needs. Strong demonstrated oral/written
        communication   and   interpersonal   skills.   Ability   to  maintain
        confidentiality.   PREFERRED:   Skill   in   fitting   cervical  caps.
        Experience  participating  in  research  or quality assurance studies.
        Final Filing Date: 7/29/92

101287-P NURSE PRACTITIONER II
        $3711-$4209  (Medicine:Infectious Diseases) (work location: 2760 Fifth
        Avenue,  San  Diego)  Under  direction  of physician, perform research
        project  involving  persons  with  HIV  infection or at risk for AIDS.
        Perform  physicals,  maintain  records,  inform subjects of results of
        laboratory   tests,   and  assist  in  recruitment  and  screening  of
        subjects.  Provide  care  for  minor  problems  and act as liaison for
        subjects  who  become  ill  and  are  admitted  to a hospital (UCSD or
        other).  Assist  in  the  development  of  protocols for other related
        studies   with   research   collaborators.   SPECIAL   CONDITIONS   OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Must  possess  current  CA. R.N. license, certified Nurse
        Practitioner  and CPR certificate. Selected candidate must be prepared
        to  submit: 1) copy of current license and specialty certification; 2)
        copy  of  current CPR certificate; 3) two (2) letters of reference; 4)
        resume;  and  5) if applicable, proof of academic-faculty appointment.
        SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Demonstrated related nurse practitioner
        experience.   Skill   with   medical   history   taking  and  physical
        examinations  of  patients. Familiarity with basic and specialized lab
        tests   and   their   interpretation.  Strong  demonstrated  effective
        communication/interpersonal  skills.  Recordkeeping skills. Ability to
        abstract   inpatient   medical   records.   Skill  with  venipuncture.
        Sensitivity  to  the  special  needs  and  issues  of individuals with
        alternative  lifestyles  and  life  threatening  diseases.  PREFERRED:
        Knowledge  of  Federal and State laws and regulations related to AIDS.
        Final Filing Date: 8/5/92


                          ***MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL***

100087-H PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT
        Hiring  salary  range:  $37,800-$47,200/yr. (Medicine/Pulmonary) (work
        location:  UCSD  Medical  Center)  Under  the supervision of Pulmonary
        Attending  Physicians,  will  function  as provider of patient care in
        the  Pulmonary  Special Procedures and Nd:YAG Laser Unit, provide full
        clinical  support  in  management  of  inpatients  and  out  patients.
        Functions   as   a  surgical  assistant  to  the  pulmonary  attending
        performing  procedures in the operating room, and all ICUs. May assume
        such  other  duties  for  other  Pulmonary  patient  care  programs as
        assigned   by  Pulmonary  Division  Director.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Selected candidate must be prepared to submit: 1) copy of
        current  license  and  specialty certification; 2) copy of current CPR
        certificate;  3)  two  (2)  letters  of reference; 4)resume, and 5) if
        applicable,  proof of academic-faculty appointment. Must be willing to
        work  flexible,  variable  hours,  6:00am-6:00pm and potential on-call
        and   weekend   hours.   SKILLS   &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Theoretical
        background  in  anatomy,  physiology,  general  medicine, pulmonology,
        emergency  and  critical care medicine, management of common diseases,
        concepts    of    medicine   and   surgery,   therapeutics   including
        pharmacology,   counseling  techniques.  Ability  to  perform  initial
        history,  and  physical  examination,  identify major medical problems
        and  formulate appropriate plans of action. Ability to perform various
        medical  procedures for diagnostic studies and therapeutic modalities.
        Skills   necessary   to  function  as  first  assistant  in  operative
        procedures,  including  knowledge  of  operating  room  standards  and
        techniques   and   able  to  apply  them  to  rigid  bronchoscopy  and
        thoracoscopy  techniques.  Excellent  interpersonal  and communication
        skills  both  verbal  an  written,  including skill to prepare medical
        reports.   Working   knowledge  of  medical  terminology.  Ability  to
        properly  counsel  patients  and families, particularly in delicate or
        death  and  dying  situations.  Ability  to asses the daily status and
        progress  of  patients  and  report  this effectively to the physician
        in-charge  and  other  medical  care  personnel.  Knowledge of medical
        ethics   and   law   practices,  pertaining  to  medical  and  medical
        socioeconomics.   PREFERRED:  Skill  to  operate  appropriate  medical
        equipment,  including  knowledge in use of proper/appropriate function
        of  specific  equipment used in the care of medical patient. Knowledge
        to  instruct others in all aspects of acute and chronic care medicine,
        particularly  pulmonary  disease  and diagnostic techniques. Knowledge
        of  UCSD  Medical Center's clinical and ancillary services. Open Until
        Filled

101319-P PHYSICIAN'S ASSISTANT
        Hiring   Salary   Range:   $37,800-$47,200/yr.  (Neurosciences)  (work
        location:   Aids   Center,   5th   &  Washington)  Perform  neurologic
        assessments  and  noninvasive  physiological  testing  on HIV positive
        volunteers.  Perform  neurologic  examinations  and  nerve  conduction
        velocities  including  recording results. Phone triage and scheduling.
        SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT: California certified Primary Care
        Physician's   Assistant.   Willingness   to  work  with  HIV  infected
        individuals.  Selected  candidate  must be prepared to submit: 1) copy
        of  current  license  and  specialty certification; 2) copy of current
        CPR  certificate;  3)  two (2) letters of reference; 4) resume, and 5)
        if   applicable,  proof  of  academic/faculty  appointment.  SKILLS  &
        KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Demonstrated  Physician's  Assistant experience.
        Strong  knowledge of common neurologic and medical problems. Knowledge
        of  the  HIV  infection.  Demonstrated  knowledge/skills: in providing
        comprehensive  neurologic  exam  and  history;  using  protocols; with
        common  diagnostic  tests  and  procedures and normal and abnormal lab
        values.  Strong  demonstrated effective oral/written communication and
        interpersonal  skills  including  skill  with  telephone interviewing.
        Organizational   skills.   Ability   to  identify  and  establish  new
        protocols.  Willingness  to  be  trained  in  the  performance  of new
        procedures. Final Filing Date: 8/12/92


                         ***ATHLETICS & RECREATION***

101206-S ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, INTRAMURAL SPORTS
        $2157-$2568  (Campus  Recreation)  (full-time  casual  position ending
        6/30/93)  (work  schedule: varied, will include evening/weekend hours)
        Assist  in  the  administration  of  a comprehensive intramural sports
        program.  Assist  in the leadership development, training, supervision
        and  evaluation  of  a  part/time  student  supervisor staff. Recruit,
        train,  schedule, supervise and evaluate student sports officials in a
        variety  of intramural sports activities; organize and direct assigned
        team   sports   programs   and   special   event  activities.  Provide
        supervision     of     some    weekend/evening    intramural    sports
        programs/activities.   SKILLS   &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Knowledge  of
        intramural  program  administration techniques as demonstrated through
        experience  in a similar setting. Knowledge and experience in teaching
        sports  officiating  techniques and strong communication/interpersonal
        skills.  PREFERRED:  Theoretical  knowledge  in  Recreation,  Physical
        Education  or  related field. Qualified in soccer and ice/floor hockey
        officiating. Final Filing Date: 8/5/92


                        ***ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTS***

101272-X ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I
        $1764-$2073  (Budget  Operations,  Planning  and  Analysis) Front desk
        office   receptionist   responsible   for   a  variety  of  budgetary,
        administrative  and  clerical functions. Assists in the maintenance of
        the  campus  operating  budget.  Duties  include data/word processing,
        answering   phones,   maintaining   file   systems,  processing  mail,
        scheduling   meetings  and  processing  Cancer  Research  Coordinating
        Committee  award  letters. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Fast, accurate
        typing/word  processing  skills  with  knowledge  of  proper  formats,
        correct  grammar  and punctuation. Fast, accurate numerical key entry.
        Good  basic  mathematical skills and ability to use 10-key calculator.
        Excellent  interpersonal  and  oral  communication  skills. Ability to
        work  under  pressure  of  numerous deadlines with constantly changing
        priorities  and  frequent  interruptions.  Ability  to maintain strict
        confidentiality.  Good  filing skills. PREFERRED: Knowledge of Novelle
        computer  system.  Knowledge of Lotus 1-2-3, Paradox2, Wordperfect and
        Shoebox. Final Filing Date: 8/6/92

101312-S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I
        $1764-$2073  Please  note  change  from previous postings. (University
        Extension:Marketing)   Responsible   for  customer  service  including
        receptionist  duties. Enter inquiries into database and represent UCSD
        Extension  at  trade shows. Serve as distribution coordinator, receive
        orders,  disseminate  materials  and  develop  sales  reports. Provide
        clerical/data  entry  support as needed. Order supplies, process forms
        and  arrange  travel.  Will  open/close  office. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Requires occasional overtime and flexible hours. Approval
        of  vacation  is  contingent on deadlines. Must have valid CA driver's
        license.  Ability  to  move  up to 50lbs. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Demonstrated   receptionist   skills   and   ability   to  communicate
        effectively  on  the  phone and in person. Fast, accurate typing, word
        processing  and  data  entry  skills.  Skill  in using standard office
        machines.  Ability  to  produce  correspondence  using correct format,
        grammar,   spelling   and  punctuation.  Familiar  with  IBM  software
        including  Word  and  Windows.  Math  skills and ability to use 10/key
        calculator. Final Filing Date: 7/31/92

101324-H ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I
        $1764-$2073  (Medicine)  (50% variable casual position ending 6 months
        from  start  date  with  possibility  of  extension)  (work  schedule:
        9am-3pm  M-F)  Float  position  for  high  volume  outpatient  medical
        facility.  Perform  receptionist  duties at three locations. Greet and
        register  patients  and  update patient information via computer. Make
        patient  appointments  and  triage  patient  calls.  Maintain  medical
        record  files.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF EMPLOYMENT: Must be willing to
        work  at  various  locations.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Previous
        medical  office  experience.  Strong  receptionist  skills  with  good
        clerical  background, including skills with typing and computer usage.
        Knowledge  of  content  and  structure  of  medical records. Excellent
        filing  skills.  Excellent interpersonal and communication skills both
        verbal  and  written.  Proven  data  entry skills. Ability to maintain
        confidentiality.  General  knowledge  of billing procedures and health
        insurance.  PREFERRED:  Experience  in  an  outpatient  medical clinic
        setting,    greeting/registering    patients    and   making   patient
        appointments.  Knowledge  of terminal digit filing. Final Filing Date:
        8/5/92

101359-S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT I
        $1764-$2073  (Personnel:Temporary  Employment  Services)  (50%  Career
        position)   (work   schedule:   flexible/to   be  determined)  Provide
        administrative   support  including  typing  and  preparing/processing
        employment  documents.  Function  as  departmental timekeeper; process
        Payroll  Timekeeping  Records  for approximately 200 hourly employees.
        Answer  questions  re:  overtime,  holidays, sick leave etc. Assist in
        billing  as  time  permits. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Valid CA
        driver's  license. Occasional overtime as required. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
        REQUIRED:  Good  typing and general office skills. Knowledge of filing
        systems  and  records  management.  Ability  to  perform  mathematical
        calculations  with accuracy. 10-key skills. Ability to interpret/apply
        complex  rules/regulations  and  to  follow  standard procedures. Good
        verbal/written  communication  skills.  Computer skills and ability to
        perform    data    entry/word   processing.   General   knowledge   of
        payroll/timekeeping.  PREFERRED:  Knowledge  of UC policies/procedures
        relating  to  Personnel,  Payroll,  departmental  accounting  systems.
        Final Filing Date: 8/7/92

101172-S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II
        $1996-$2371   (Student   Government)   Serve   as  Student  Employment
        Coordinator  for the Student Government, its Services, Enterprises and
        the  Guardian  Newspaper.  Responsible  for  logistical  functions  of
        student  employment  and  payroll  for  over  300  students, a Student
        Employment  guide  and Quarterly Employment/Payroll Briefing sessions.
        Process/audit  daily  cash receipts for various auxiliary enterprises.
        SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Demonstrated skills in payroll and cash
        handling  with a high degree of accuracy. Fast accurate 10-key skills.
        Skill  in operating computers. Ability to organize and prioritize work
        to  meet  required  deadlines.  Excellent communication skills to deal
        with  diverse  groups  in a high volume environment. Strong analytical
        and    problem    solving   skills.   PREFERRED:   Knowledge   of   UC
        policies/procedures   relating  to  Student  Employment  and  payroll.
        Knowledge   of   UCSD   departments,   activities  and  organizations.
        Knowledge of dBASE. Final Filing Date: 7/30/92

101173-S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II
        $1996-$2371   (Student  Government  Services)  Provide  a  variety  of
        administrative   and   bookkeeping   duties  associated  with  Student
        Government/Student   Organizations  Business  Office.  Provide  fiscal
        management  and  computerized accounting support to the various campus
        student  organizations.  Type  forms,  set  up/maintain files, balance
        general  ledgers.  Provide  logistical  programming services. SKILLS &
        KNOWLEDGE   REQUIRED:   Proven   accounting   and  bookkeeping  skills
        including  ability  to  balance  general  ledgers.  Skill  in  keeping
        accurate  records  and  producing  financial  reports.  Skill in using
        computers,  electronic  calculators  and  maintaining paper/electronic
        filing  systems.  Strong  organizational skills to prioritize multiple
        tasks  and  meet  deadlines.  Excellent communication/customer service
        skills  and ability to work in hectic environment with a diverse group
        of  students and staff. PREFERRED: Knowledge of UC policies/procedures
        relating  to  purchasing  and  accounting  including  proper forms and
        knowledge  of departments. Knowledge of database systems. Final Filing
        Date: 7/30/92

101300-S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II
        $1996-$2371  (AMES/Engineering) Administer federal/state contracts and
        grants  for  a large academic department. Perform accounting functions
        necessary  to  control  funds  within  University and government audit
        guidelines/policies.   Provide  fund  analysis,  projections,  monthly
        budget  status  reports  and  extramural  closeouts. Use computers and
        various  software  to  maintain  bookkeeping  and  financial  records.
        SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Demonstrated  knowledge of budgeting,
        accounting,  bookkeeping  and  reading/understanding  general ledgers.
        Ability  to review budgets for balance of funds and appropriateness of
        expenses  against  agency  regulations.  Ability to analyze budgets in
        relation  to  shifting  income/expenditure and personnel costs/efforts
        and  to  make  recommendations  for  adjustments. Ability to interpret
        information  from  multi-page  government  regulations  and to compose
        variety   of   correspondence.  Skill  in  understanding/working  with
        computer   systems.  PREFERRED:  Knowledge  of  spreadsheet  software.
        Knowledge  of  UC  policies/procedures  for accounting, purchasing and
        use  of  related  forms. Ability to read/understand University General
        Ledger. Final Filing Date: 8/3/92

101307-S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II
        $1996-$2371  (Biology) Under supervision of Fiscal Unit Administrative
        Analyst  and  following work direction of the Contracts & Grant AAIII,
        prepare/coordinate  contract  and  grant  proposals, research/maintain
        funding  resource  information center, and provide accounting support.
        SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT:  Occasional overtime as required.
        SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Knowledge  of  proposal  formats  and
        submission  deadlines;  knowledge of federal, state and private agency
        regulations.   Demonstrated  skill  in  preparation/review  of  formal
        proposal    or    contractual-type   application   documents.   Strong
        mathematical,   accounting  and  analytical  skills;  and  ability  to
        reconcile  financial  records.  Excellent  interpersonal communication
        skills.   Good   English  writing  skills  for  original  composition,
        proofreading    and    presentation.    Experience   in   successfully
        editing/rewriting  narrative  text.  Ability  to  work  independently.
        Skill   to  operate  computer  terminals  for  data  entry,  printers,
        typewriters,  calculators  and  other  standard  office machines. Good
        typing   skills.  PREFERRED:  Knowledge  of  UCSD  policies/procedures
        related  to  contract  and  grant proposals, accounting, personnel and
        payroll.  Experience  analyzing  spending  patterns.  Skill  preparing
        detailed  long-term  budgets.  Experience  using  database  management
        software  and  strong  skills  in  using word processing applications.
        Final Filing Date: 7/29/92

101329-H ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II
        $1996-$2371   (Psychiatry)   (work   location:   VA   Medical  Center)
        Responsible   for   coordination   of  Fellowship  Program  under  the
        direction  of  the  Director,  working  with 7-10 fellows. Support for
        manuscript  and  grant  preparation. Responsible for reviewing ledgers
        and  keeping  track  of  available funds. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Experience  in  bookkeeping and accounting. Experience with manuscript
        and  grant  typing  and  preparation.  Good administrative skills with
        ability   to   work   independently.   Working  knowledge  of  medical
        terminology.  Strong  communication  skills. Fast, accurate typing and
        word   processing   skills  with  knowledge  of  WordPerfect  5.1  and
        Reference  Manager  WP  systems.  Skill  to  quickly determine subject
        matter  of  material  and  ability to prioritize workload. Good filing
        skills.  PREFERRED:  Knowledge of travel, disbursements and other UCSD
        systems. Final Filing Date: 8/5/92

101350-S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II
        $1996-$2371  (Bookstore)  Act  as  manager  in absence of the Textbook
        Department   Manager.   Responsible   for  work  direction  of  staff,
        processing   book   requisitions   and  assisting  customers.  Oversee
        shelving  of textbooks, communicate with publishers on status reports,
        resolve  problems  with faculty/students/staff, assist Receiving Dept.
        Manager  and  order textbook quantities in the assigned areas. SPECIAL
        CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT:  Occasional  overtime required during peak
        periods.  Valid  CA  driver's  license.  SKILLS  & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Knowledge  of  publisher's policies, sources of supply, terms etc. and
        of  what  questions  to  ask  publishers  to get required information.
        Knowledge  of  used book dealers to include process for acquiring used
        books.  Prior college bookstore textbook experience. Prior supervisory
        experience.     Excellent    communication    skills,    ability    to
        maintain/organize  accurate information and knowledge of alpha/numeric
        filing    systems.    Good    typing    skills    and   knowledge   of
        computers/wordprocessing. Final Filing Date: 8/14/92

101361-S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT II
        $1996-$2371  (University  Center)  (full-time  casual  position ending
        6/30/92)  (work  schedule:  varied  depending  on operational needs of
        store)  This  position  is  the  only  full time staff position at the
        General  Store, a non/profit, co-operatively structured student retail
        operation.  Incumbent  will  act as co-manager and work co-operatively
        with  core  members  in  various  areas  such  as  budget development,
        internal  cash  control,  accounts payable/receivable, purchasing etc.
        SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF EMPLOYMENT: This position may be terminated at
        any  point  during  the  period of employment due to the status of the
        co-op  as  a  retail  operation on the UCSD campus. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
        REQUIRED:   Demonstrated   ability   in   all   aspects   of  a  small
        cooperatively  run  business  including  familiarity  with  variety of
        merchandise  and  services  offered  in a general store and ability to
        work   with   variety  of  student  supplies/needs  with  emphasis  on
        merchandising.  Ability  to  train student employees, organize/develop
        tasks   and  excellent  communication  skills.  Proven  cash  handling
        skills,  general  knowledge  of  accounting procedures and familiarity
        with  spreadsheets/wordprocessing  programs.  PREFERRED:  Knowledge of
        cooperative  management style and of UC policies and procedures. Final
        Filing Date: 8/7/92

101362-S ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT III, SUPERVISOR
        $2326-$2793   (Central   Cashier's  Office)  Under  direction  of  the
        University   Central   Cashier,  coordinate/implement  ISIS/AR  module
        including  acceptance testing and staff training. Work with University
        Cashier  and Bursar in matters relating to cashier function integrated
        into   post-ISIS   interdepartmental   needs.   Supervise  staff  with
        responsibility  for  processing  up  to  $2 M/day in transit items and
        managing  $90,000 change fund. Anticipate future hardware requirements
        to  maintain state-of-the-art cashiering system. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Occasional  overtime may be required during peak periods.
        SKILLS   &   KNOWLEDGE   REQUIRED:   Strong  knowledge  of  cashiering
        operations  and negotiable instruments (checks, drafts, wire transfers
        and  foreign  collection  items.) Experience in PC theory/application.
        Strong  analytical  skills  and  ability to conceptualize data output.
        Strong  verbal  and  written  communication  skills. Proven leadership
        skills,   effective  training  techniques,  ability  to  motivate  and
        perform  objective evaluations. Ability to interpret/apply regulations
        and  policies.  Good organizational and communication skills. Skill in
        using   10-key  and  coin/currency  sorting  and  counting  equipment.
        PREFERRED:   Knowledge   of   UC   policies/procedures   and   cashier
        operations. Final Filing Date: 8/10/92

101281-S ASSISTANT COORDINATOR
        (Payroll   Title:   __   Asst.  II)  $1996-$2371  (Personnel:Temporary
        Employment  Services)  Assist  in  coordinating  Temporary  Employment
        Service  of  approximately  200 employees. Recruit, screen applicants,
        interview,  hire  and  perform  orientations.  Prepare hire paperwork,
        gather  payroll  information  and  key  enter  billing information for
        recharges.  Maintain  personnel  and  placement  files.  Serve as main
        contact,  answer  heavy  phones and run errands. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF
        EMPLOYMENT:  Occasional  overtime  as  required.  Must  have  valid CA
        driver's  license.  Must  be  available  to work at any UCSD location.
        SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED: Experience answering multi-line phones
        in  a fast paced office. Clear/effective communication skills; ability
        to  assess  departmental  needs; and skill in answering questions from
        students,  faculty,  staff  and  others both in person and in writing.
        Skill  in  taking  notes,  preparing  correspondence  and  maintaining
        clear/accurate   documentation.   Good   typing   skills,   experience
        operating  computers,  organizational  ability,  skill  in maintaining
        filing  systems  and  ability to make mathematical calculations. Skill
        to  work  independently while performing several tasks simultaneously.
        PREFERRED:   Knowledge   of  UCSD  departments,  their  locations  and
        functions.   Knowledge   of   recharge  procedures.  Experience  using
        database   and   word  processing  software.  Knowledge  of  personnel
        procedures for screening and recruiting. Final Filing Date: 7/31/92


                                ***CLERICAL***

101314-H CLERK
        $1412-$1632  (Community  &  Family  Medicine)  (43.74% variable casual
        position)  Provide  general clerical support. Responsible for copying,
        distributing,    filing,   typing   forms,   envelopes   and   general
        correspondence,  and  answer  phones.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:
        General  clerical  skills  with  experience  in operating basic office
        machines  (typewriter,  word  processor, photocopier, etc.) Ability to
        complete  forms  thoroughly and accurately. Good communication skills,
        in  person,  via  phone  and written. Ability to follow directions and
        follow  through on assigned tasks. Good organizational skills. Ability
        to  perform  repetitive  tasks and to work in busy office. Good filing
        skills.  Ability  to maintain confidentiality. PREFERRED: Knowledge of
        UC  polices  and procedures. General medical terminology. Final Filing
        Date: 7/29/92

101381-S CLERK
        $1412-$1632   (UCSD  Bookstore)  (work  schedule:  Mon-Fri  9:15-6:15)
        Provide  customer  service  in  the Book Department. Answer questions,
        make  recommendations  and  take  special  orders.  Shelve books, take
        inventories  and  maintain  assigned  area. Assist in set-up/servicing
        School  of  Medicine textbook shelves. Assist customers with selection
        of  medical  books/instruments  and  operate electronic cash register.
        SPECIAL  CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Occasional overtime required during
        peak  periods.  Must  be able to move up to 60 lbs. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
        REQUIRED:  Effective  communication  skills  with  variety of faculty,
        staff  and students. Basic computer knowledge and ability to operate a
        terminal/printer.  Knowledge  of Books In Print and Ingram Microfiche.
        Ability  to  reconcile  computer  printouts  against stock on shelves.
        Knowledge  of  publishers policies/terms and return requirements. Cash
        handling   skills  and  experience  using  electronic  cash  register.
        PREFERRED:   Knowledge   of   medical   terminology,  titles,  medical
        instruments and sales techniques. Final Filing Date: 8/7/92

101373-H KEY ENTRY OPERATOR
        $1655-$1922  (Neurosciences) Key enter and verify clinical trials data
        from  the  30  participating  Alzheimer's  Disease  Cooperative  Study
        Units.   Maintain   records  of  work  in  progress.  Perform  routine
        maintenance  on  office  equipment.  Set  up and maintain data library
        files.  Handle data shipments. Assist in production of new data forms.
        Perform  light  typing,  phone and xeroxing duties. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
        REQUIRED:  Fast,  accurate entry of alphabetic and numeric data. Basic
        knowledge  of  DOS  commands  and file system. Excellent interpersonal
        and  oral  communication  skills.  Knowledge of document filing system
        organization  and  access  control. Skill at maintaining accurate logs
        and  other  work  records.  PREFERRED:  Knowledge  of  WordPerfect  or
        Microsoft Word. Final Filing Date: 8/6/92

101370-H PATIENT RECORD ABSTRACTOR II
        $1926-$2264  (Medical  Group)  (work  location:  4129  1st  Ave) (work
        schedule:  7:00am-3:30pm)  Determine the appropriate CPT codes for all
        Inpatient  Charges  and  completing  the Outpatient abstract to insure
        correct   reimbursement   from   insurance  companies  and  government
        agencies.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Demonstrated skill with RVS,
        Cpt,  HCPCS,  and  ICD-9  coding  for  multiple  medical  disciplines.
        Working  knowledge  of  medical  terminology.  Experience  in  medical
        multi-special   abstracting   from   patient   medical  record  chart.
        Knowledge   of   third   party   insurance   carrier   procedures  and
        regulations,  as  well  as  government  sponsor  regulations  both for
        health   care  reimbursement  and  documentation  requirements  for  a
        teaching  hospitals. Excellent interpersonal and communication skills.
        Ability  to  maintain  strict  confidentiality and to attend to detail
        and  accuracy.  Good  math  skills  with ability to use various office
        machine  e.g.,  10  key  adding  machine,  computer,  and  typewriter.
        Knowledge  of  alpha  and  terminal  digit  filing  system. PREFERRED:
        Knowledge  of  and  skill  using computerized billing systems for UCSD
        Medical Center and Medical Group. Final Filing Date: 8/7/92

101323-S PRIN. CLERK
        $1764-$2073  (Accounting:Payroll)  (full-time casual position ending 4
        months  from  hire)  Audit/process  staff salary-roll and non-salaried
        personnel   forms.   Notify  personnel  or  departments  of  incorrect
        information;  assist in preparing documents to originate local checks;
        coordinate/process   Timekeeper   Data  Forms  and  timekeeper  codes;
        prepare  monthly  deduction  documents.  Clerical  support  as needed.
        SPECIAL   CONDITIONS   OF   EMPLOYMENT:  Occasional  overtime  may  be
        required.  SKILLS  & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Good, accurate typing skills.
        Proven  ability  to operate CRT and 10-key. Proven skill and knowledge
        in   basic   payroll   accounting   procedures  including  ability  to
        review/audit  documents  for  completeness  and  accuracy.  Good  math
        skills  including percentages. Ability to maintain documents/files and
        to  complete  forms  with accuracy. PREFERRED: Knowledge of University
        polices/procedures. Final Filing Date: 8/3/92

101290-H SR. CLERK
        $1570-$1822  (MSCCP)  (work  location: 4150 Regents Park Row, LaJolla,
        [Golden  Triangle area]) Responsible for maintaining medical files and
        records.  Assist  patients  with  release information. Operate various
        office  machines  e.g.,  computer, copier, etc. Answer phones and take
        messages  and perform other related clerical duties as needed. SPECIAL
        CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT:  Alternate  work schedule may be required,
        including   weekends   and  overtime.  May  require  travel  to  other
        locations  to provide staffing as needed. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Knowledge  of  medical record terminal digit filing and of content and
        structure  of  medical records. Knowledge of correct chart order. Good
        communication  skills  in person and via telephone. Good interpersonal
        skills.   Ability   to   organize  and  prioritize  workload  to  meet
        deadlines.  Good  filing  skills. Ability to maintain confidentiality.
        Knowledge  to  operate  copiers  and  basic  typing skills. PREFERRED:
        Knowledge   of   UC  policies  and  procedures  regarding  release  of
        information.  Knowledge  of  CRT  screens  and  IDX computer system to
        research patient information. Final Filing Date: 7/30/92

101334-S SR. CLERK
        $1570-$1822  (Parking)  (2  openings)  (work  schedule:  varied/to  be
        determined)   (work   locations:   SIO/Campus)   As  receptionist  for
        Transportation  &  Parking  Services  offices,  kiosks and information
        centers,   perform   various  clerical  duties.  Sell/process  parking
        permits  and  applications,  cancellation forms and refunds. Reconcile
        deposits.   Maintain   records,   logs  and  files;  type;  photocopy,
        laminate,    operate    calculator    and    perform   computer   data
        input/retrieval.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF EMPLOYMENT: Valid CA drivers
        license.  May be required to work occasional overtime and non-standard
        work  schedule i.e. evenings or weekends. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Effective  communication  skills  with diverse personalities. Skill in
        answering  phones, keeping accurate records/logs and completing forms.
        Skill  in  performing basic math calculations, accurate cashiering and
        cash  handling  functions. Ability to operate standard office machines
        including  10-key  calculator.  Accurate typing and ability to operate
        computer   terminal   for  data  entry/retrieval.  PREFERRED:  General
        informational  knowledge  of  UCSD  departments,  their activities and
        locations. Final Filing Date: 8/5/92

101351-S SR. CLERK
        $1570-$1822   (Bookstore)   (work   schedule:  Mon-Fri  9:15am-6:15pm)
        Provide  assistance  in  the  Textbook  Department. Assist in ordering
        textbooks,  process  graphics  and reproduced materials, arrange stock
        on  shelves.  Assist with book buyback, answer phones, maintain files,
        type  documents/correspondence.  SKILLS  & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: General
        knowledge  of  authors,  titles and publishers; and related experience
        in  a  similar  environment  including  stock  display  and  inventory
        display.  Experience  using computer work stations, good typing skills
        and  knowledge  of filing systems. Demonstrated 10-key skills and good
        math  skills  including cost/retail percentages. Ability to read small
        type  comfortably.  Skill  in  giving  clear  instructions.  Effective
        communication  skills  in  person and on the phone. Final Filing Date:
        8/6/92

100485-H SR. SURVEY WORKER
        $1764-$2073  (Psychiatry/HNRC) (5 openings) (work location: 2760 Fifth
        Ave.  S.D.)  Collects  information  in interviews of research subjects
        and   converts   responses   into  coded  answers.  Performs  required
        structured      and      unstructured      interviews.     Administers
        neuropsychological  tests.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Must be
        willing  to  work  occasional  flexible  schedule  and/or  overtime to
        accommodate  subjects  for  testing.  Must  be  willing  to  work with
        patients  who are infected with human immunodeficiency virus. SKILLS &
        KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Excellent  communication  skills in dealing with
        subjects   including   tact,  diplomacy  and  flexibility.  Behavioral
        observation   skills.  Good  organizational  skills  with  ability  to
        exercise  good  judgement. Ability to be alert to inadequate responses
        and  collect  reliable information in interview. User level experience
        with  microcomputers.  Ability  to  establish  and maintain files with
        good  recordkeeping  skills.  PREFERRED:  Ability  and experience with
        administration  of  diagnostic  and  mood/state questionnaire and test
        materials   as   well   as  structured  medical  and  substance  abuse
        histories.  Experience  in  working  with sick patients under research
        conditions    (as   distinguished   from   clinical).   Knowledge   of
        psychological   testing   and   structured   interviewing  techniques.
        Reopened to: 8/4/92

101198-S SR. TYPIST CLERK
        $9.02-$10.47/hr.  (University  Extension/Student Services) Please note
        changes  from previous postings. (75-100% variable career position) (2
        openings)  (work  schedule:  varied,  TBA)  (work  location:  La Jolla
        Campus  w/  occasional  assignment  to  Downtown/North  County  sites)
        Assist  the  public  in  all  aspects of student services and customer
        service   functions.   Provide   information  about  courses/programs,
        registering   students,   preparing   appropriate  forms  and  solving
        enrollment  problems.  Provide  class  lists/materials  to instructors
        either  directly  or  via reps. SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT: Must
        be  willing  to  work  altered  work  schedule  as  required. SKILLS &
        KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Strong  demonstrated  work experience reflecting
        skills  to interpret and communicate information to a diverse populous
        in  person, on the phone and in writing. Ability to operate multi-line
        phones,  experience  in a customer service environment and proficiency
        in  basic  accounting  and  cash handling. Ability to perform accurate
        typing    and    word   processing.   PREFERRED:   Knowledge   of   UC
        policies/procedures.   Fluency   in   speaking  Spanish  or  Japanese.
        Reopened to: 8/7/92

101392-S SR. TYPIST CLERK
        $1570-$1822  (University Extension/Student Services) (Full-time career
        positions)  (3  Openings)  (work  locations:  1  position  at  LaJolla
        Campus,  2  positions  downtown,  #1  American  Plaza) Same duties and
        skills  & knowledge required as above position #101198-S. Final Filing
        Date: 8/7/92


                           ***PROGRAM ASSISTANTS***

101358-S PROGRAM ASSISTANT II
        $1996-$2371  (University  Extension)  Implement  continuing  education
        courses  for  the department of Environment, Health & Safety. Clerical
        and  non-clerical  duties  in support of program include: coordination
        with  instructors,  vendors,  support staff; scheduling, budgeting and
        expense   monitoring;   instructional   resource  procurement;  review
        catalog    and    marketing    brochures;    student    record/service
        administration.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT: Valid CA drivers
        license.   Occasional   overtime   as  required.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE
        REQUIRED:  Extensive  knowledge  of  IBM  PCs  including  spreadsheet,
        database  and  word processing software i.e. Wordperfect, Professional
        Write,  PFS,  Paradox.  Knowledge of Macintosh and Pagemaker software.
        Fast  accurate  typing.  Familiarity  in working with budgets/figures.
        Proven   understanding  of  customer  service  issues  and  experience
        working    in    an    adult    education    environment.   Skill   in
        obtaining/organizing  detailed information, communicating with diverse
        groups  of  people,  meeting deadlines and working with interruptions.
        PREFERRED:  Knowledge of University Extension's programs. Final Filing
        Date: 8/10/92


                               ***SECRETARIAL***

101004-H SECRETARY II
        $1764-$2073  (Ophthalmology) (work location: Shiley Eye Center) Serves
        as  division Secretary. Primary responsibilities include transcription
        of  medical  correspondence, typing scientific manuscripts from edited
        draft  copy  in  an  accurate  and  timely  manner, answering incoming
        telephone  calls  and  processing  or  taking  concise messages. Other
        responsibilities  include typing reviews, reports and general letters,
        maintaining  computer  and paper files, photocopying, faxing, ordering
        supplies  and handling the mail. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED: Skill in
        operating  a  Macintosh  computer.  Fast, accurate typing skills. Good
        filing  skills.  Skill  in  transcribing  medical  terminology  from a
        dictaphone  in  a timely manner. Good proofreading and editing skills.
        Ability  to  use  reference resources. Knowledge of proper formats for
        specific  types  of  written  materials  and  for scientific journals.
        Ability   to   work   independently  and  to  prioritize  assignments.
        Excellent  oral and written communication skills. PREFERRED: Knowledge
        of medical and scientific terminology. Reopened to: 7/29/92

101302-H SECRETARY II
        $1764-$2073  (Neurosciences)  (50% Career position) (work location: VA
        Medical  Center)  Provide secretarial support to physicians associated
        with  the Alzheimer's Disease Cooperative Study. Types correspondence,
        manuscripts  or  grants  from  longhand  or  dictation. Answer phones,
        distributes  mail,  establishes and maintain files. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE
        REQUIRED:  Fast,  accurate  typing  and  word processing, knowledge of
        WordPerfect  5.1  and  HP  Laserjet  printer. Ability to proofread and
        edit  materials  using  correct grammar, spelling and usage. Knowledge
        of  medical  terminology.  Skill  in  using  dictation equipment. Good
        filing  skills.  Excellent  interpersonal  &  communication skills, in
        person   and  via  telephone.  Skill  in  arranging  appointments  and
        meetings.   Ability  to  organize  and  prioritize  workload  to  meet
        deadlines.  PREFERRED: Knowledge of UC travel accounting. Final Filing
        Date: 7/30/92

101316-S SECRETARY II
        $1764-$2073  (Biology) (Full-time Career position) Provide secretarial
        support  including typing and word processing scientific and technical
        course  work,  manuscripts,  grants,  correspondence, etc. Make travel
        arrangements   and   prepare   expense   documents.   Coordinate  work
        production  and  ensure  deadlines are met. Set up and maintain files,
        coordinate  duplication  of  material,  sort/distribute mail, maintain
        publications,  distribute  reprints, etc. SKILLS & KNOWLEDGE REQUIRED:
        Macintosh  computer  skills  including  Microsoft  Word,  EndNote  and
        Expressionist   softwares.  Fast  accurate  typing  skills,  excellent
        proofreading    skills    and   knowledge   of   biological/scientific
        terminology  using proper formats for manuscripts, grant applications,
        correspondence  etc. Skill to prepare travel vouchers, convert foreign
        currency,   obtain   travel   advances,  tickets  and  accommodations.
        Knowledge  of  and  skill to apply various formatting requirements for
        publishers,  granting  agencies,  academic personnel etc. Final Filing
        Date: 7/30/92

101341-X SECRETARY II
        $1764-$2073   (Marine   Research   Division/SIO)  Provide  secretarial
        support  including typing/word processing of manuscripts, reports, and
        correspondence   from   handwritten  drafts  and  recorded  dictation.
        Manuscript  and  correspondence  editing,  make  travel  arrangements,
        schedule  and  prepare  for meetings, data base search and management,
        file  management,  electronic  and  manual  searches  and retrieval of
        scientific   literature,   evaluate,   modify   and  install  computer
        software,  hardware and peripherals, and perform other standard office
        duties.  SKILLS  &  KNOWLEDGE  REQUIRED:  Fast,  accurate  typing/word
        processing   skills.  Excellent  proofreading,  spelling  and  grammar
        skills.  Familiarity  with scientific manuscripts and grant proposals.
        Proficiency  in  the  use  of  electronic  communication  and computer
        systems  and  programs including graphics composition and manipulation
        of  mathematical formulae. Good organizational skills. Ability to work
        independently   and   with   diverse   personality   types.  Excellent
        interpersonal  skills.  PREFERRED:  Foreign  language capability (i.e.
        French, Japanese, Chinese, etc.) Final Filing Date: 8/3/92


                                 ***GENERAL***

101366-S COMMUNICATIONS ATTENDANT
        $1570-$1822  (Telecommunications)  (full-time casual position ending 1
        year   from  hire)  Under  the  Traffic  Service  Supervisor,  operate
        informational  MD110  Call Director, provide telephone information and
        directory  assistance  from supporting material and Information System
        Database.  Operate  an  Information  Systems work station (VT220 CRT),
        retrieving  information as required. Provide basic clerical assistance
        as  required.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT: Must be willing to
        work  occasional  overtime  and  flexible  hours as required. SKILLS &
        KNOWLEDGE    REQUIRED:    Working   knowledge   of   telecommunication
        terminology  and  skill  to  use MD-110 Ericsson call director and the
        VT220  CRT  terminal. Clear/effective communication/enunciation skills
        and  excellent telephone rapport. Accurate typing skills, knowledge of
        proper  formats,  grammar, spelling and skill in proofreading. Ability
        to  take  clear  messages and complete logs and reports in an accurate
        manner.  PREFERRED:  Knowledge of campus departments, their activities
        and locations. Final Filing Date: 8/6/92

101366-S COMMUNICATIONS ATTENDANT
        $1570-$1822  (Telecommunications)  (full-time casual position ending 1
        year   from  hire)  Under  the  Traffic  Service  Supervisor,  operate
        informational  MD110  Call Director, provide telephone information and
        directory  assistance  from supporting material and Information System
        Database.  Operate  an  Information  Systems work station (VT220 CRT),
        retrieving  information as required. Provide basic clerical assistance
        as  required.  SPECIAL  CONDITIONS  OF  EMPLOYMENT: Must be willing to
        work  occasional  overtime  and  flexible  hours as required. SKILLS &
        KNOWLEDGE    REQUIRED:    Working   knowledge   of   telecommunication
        terminology  and  skill  to  use MD-110 Ericsson call director and the
        VT220  CRT  terminal. Clear/effective communication/enunciation skills
        and  excellent telephone rapport. Accurate typing skills, knowledge of
        proper  formats,  grammar, spelling and skill in proofreading. Ability
        to  take  clear  messages and complete logs and reports in an accurate
        manner.  PREFERRED:  Knowledge of campus departments, their activities
        and locations. Final Filing Date: 8/6/92