Hello.
I am a Health Promotions Adviser working in Zambia. My
organizations is currently thinking about establishing
a mobile clinic to provide reproductive health and
services to remote communities that currently do not
have access to such services. Services would include
permenate methods. I am wondering if anyone has any
experience with mobile clinics and may be able to
provide me with success stories, lessons learned, etc?
Many thanks,
Michaele Davis, MPH
Health Promotions Advisor
--- "Stirling, Alison" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> posted on Ontario Health Promotion Email Bulletin
> Friday January 30th
> http://www.ohpe.ca/ebulletin/announce.cfm
>
> Health Promotion Professor, Department of Community
> Health Sciences, Brock
> University
>
> Deadline: February 27, 2004 or until a suitable
> candidate is found
> Location: St. Catharines, Ontario
>
> The Department of Community Health Sciences is a
> dynamic interdisciplinary
> community of scholars committed to excellence in
> both research and teaching.
> We offer degrees in Community Health, Child Health,
> Health Science, and
> Biomedical Science. We are presently seeking an
> outstanding individual in
> Health Promotion. The new colleague will be
> appointed to a tenure-track
> position at the Assistant Professor level and will
> be responsible for
> delivering undergraduate courses and supporting the
> graduate program. All
> applicants are expected to have completed a Ph.D. in
> an appropriate
> discipline, be capable and motivated educators, and
> have demonstrated
> success in research through both grants and
> publications. Scholars with well
> established research programs may be considered at a
> more senior level and
> are encouraged to apply.
>
> The successful applicant for the position in Health
> Promotion will be
> expected to deliver undergraduate courses in health
> promotion and cultural
> diversity at both the introductory and advanced
> level. An ability to deliver
> courses, in one of the areas of gender and health
> and/or aging and health is
> a second expectation.
>
> A letter of application, a curriculum vitae, and the
> names of three referees
> should be submitted to Dr. John Hay, Chair,
> Department of Community Health
> Sciences, Faculty of Applied Health Sciences, Brock
> University, St.
> Catharines, Ontario, L2S 3A1.
>
> This position is subject to final budgetary
> approval. All qualified
> candidates are encouraged to apply; however,
> Canadians and permanent
> residents will be given priority. Brock University
> is committed to a
> positive action policy aimed at reducing gender
> imbalance in faculty;
> qualified women and men candidates are equally
> encouraged to apply. More
> information on Brock University can be found on the
> University's website
> http://www.BrockU.ca.
>
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