Also, jobs are advertised in the monthly bulletin. Write a resume - put together a resume that says exactly what your skills are, what you've done and what you want to do. Employers have been really impressed with a formal education in human factors. Make sure to specify useful skills like stats programs, software knowledge and proficiency, and tools you learned in HF classes. Your experiences with real clients makes the difference.
Teamwork is big too.
Just ask them to give you feedback. That is a great way to get the word out that you are available for employment. It usually takes a few attempts to prepare a resume that works for your potential employers. Create a personal web site. Post your work and resume, and affiliation with professional societies.