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Doris Hollett <[log in to unmask]>
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Canadian Network on Health in International Development <[log in to unmask]>
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SYNERGY ONLINE:  Bulletins and News Briefs from        
The Canadian Society for International Health: 
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PAHO Vacancy Notices
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Vacancy Notice 98/PAHO/03; Post Title: Advisor on Standardization and 
Analytical Services; Level: P.4; Post Number: .5958; Issue Date: 11 February 
1998; Closing Date: 11 March 1998.

Duty Station: Martinez, Argentina; Tenure:  Two years, first year 
probationary period; Division/Program/Office: Disease Prevention and Control 
(HCP) Veterinary Public Health (HCV).

Salary Information: Basic Salary: $48,019 at single rate; Post Adjustment: 
$24,586 at single rate; Hardship/Mobility: $2,145 at single rate;

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Education:  A university degree in veterinary medicine 
or medicine with a postgraduate degree at least to the master's level in 
food microbiology, food science and technology, biochemistry, nutrition or 
toxicology or a Ph.D. degree in one of these fields.  Experience: At national level:  Seven years of professional experience in food protection programs or activities concerned with normatization and standardization of Codex Alimentarius, quality control and good manufacturing practice (GMP), as well as microbiological and chemical analysis of food, food safety and research.  Experience should include management, planning, organization, implementation and evaluation of contaminants control programs, laboratory programs and national or international reference services, research and training in food protection.  At international level:  Two years of experience in technical cooperation projects and activities concerned with planning, organizing and implementing food protection and food contaminants control programs, laboratories for food safety and research on food safety and quality control.  Languages:  Very good knowledge of Spanish or English with a working knowledge of the other.

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Vacancy Notice 98/PAHO/04; Post Title: Budget Officer; Level: P.2; Post 
Number: .5964; Issue Date: 13 February 1998; Closing Date: 27 March 1998; 
Duty Station: Washington, D.C.; Tenure:  Two years, first year probationary 
period; Division/Program/Office: Department of Budget and Finance (ABF).

SALARY INFORMATION: Basic Salary: $33,701 at single rate; Post Adjustment: 
$7,785 at single rate.  

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: Education:  Bachelor's degree from a recognized 
university in finance, accounting or business administration with 
specialized formal training in Information Systems Management and/or 
Computer Science.  Experience:  Five years of progressively more responsible 
experience in financial management operations, including activities related 
to program budgeting and the use of computers in budget formulation and 
execution, two of which included experience in program budgeting at the 
multinational level.  Languages:  Very good knowledge of English and 
Spanish.  

For more information on either of these vacancy notices, please contact: Pan 
American Health Organization/World Health Organization, 525 Twenty-Third 
Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037 USA  Fax (202) 974-3379 Telephone (202) 
974-3396  Vacancy Hotline (202) 974-3333 WWW: http://www.paho.org

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Call for Posters:  First International Congress on 
Nausea and Vomiting of Pregnancy (NVP)
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The Motherisk Program at the  Hospital for Sick Children is organizing the
first International Congress on Nausea and Vomiting of Pregnancy (NVP).
This event will take place in Toronto, on October 30th and 31st, 1998 and
will be attended by clinicians and scientists from around the world. 

During Motherisk's First International Conference on Nausea and Vomiting of
Pregnancy (NVP) to be held in Toronto, October 30th and 31st, 1998, there
will be a Poster Session. Participants are invited to submit abstracts of
posters for the session to be held on October 30th.  The deadline for
submission of abstracts is September 9th, 1998.  Poster abstracts must
report on research dealing with NVP. Posters accepted for display will be
judged. The winning poster, selected based on quality of research and
presentation, will receive a prize.

For more information please contact:  Patricia Vandal or Lilla Sutera. 
E-mail: [log in to unmask] Phone: 1-800-977-6362 or (514) 668-1073.

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Alternative Dispute Resolution Certificate Training 
Program in Ottawa
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Dr. Barbara Landau and Sy Landau of Cooperative Solutions will be offering a 
6-day, 42 hour Certificate Training Program in Alternative Dispute 
Resolution from February 25 - 27 and March 25 - 27.  Guest Faculty includes:  
Rena Ramkay, Sessional Instructor, Department of Law and coordinator,  
Mediation Centre, Carleton University; Ernest G. Tannis, B.A., LL.B., 
C.Med., Centre Track Conflict Resolution, Ottawa; and Alan D. Reid, B.A., 
LL.B., Q.C., Centre Track Conflict Resolution, Ottawa.  Enrolment is 
limited.  For more information contact Bonnie at Tel: (905) 886-4859, Fax:
(905) 886-5465, email:  [log in to unmask]  This course is approved by the 
Arbitration and Mediation Institute of Ottawa. 

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Health, Healing and Social Justice:  Beginning the
Dialogue - A Dialogue on the Upcoming Removing Barriers
Symposium
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A National Symposium is being planned for June, 1998 in Toronto to examine 
health and health care for vulnerable and marginalized communities.  The 
objective of the Symposium is to bring attention to inclusion, diversity, 
and social justice within health and health reform.

As a lead up to the Symposium, interested individuals are invited to a half 
day pre-symposium morning session, being held in Toronto at the Colony 
Hotel.  The session is intended to identify issues, content and direction 
for the Symposium, and afford an opportunity for discussion on this 
important subject.  Panelists include Dr. Phil Berger, Chief, Family & 
Community Medicine Director, Inner-City Health Programs St. Michael's 
Hospital; Dr. Raiser Deber, Dept. of Health Administrtion Faculty of 
Medicine, University of Toronto; and Dr. John A. Loftus, John J. Wintermeyer 
Chair Department of Psychology University of St. Jerome's College.  
Registration is limited.  For more information, contact Removing Barriers 
Symposium, Suite 406-1017 Wilson Ave., Downsview, ON  M3K 1Z1  Tel:  (416)
638-4196; Fax:  (416) 638-6076.

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WHO Job Vacancy
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Vacancy Notice No. 98/2-E; Title: Medical Officer/Scientist (post of limited 
duration); Grade: P.5; Official station (country): New Delhi (India); 
Organizational location/unit: Regional Office for South-East Asia (SEARO) 
Family Health and Research (FHR) Control of Diarrhoeal Diseases and 
Respiratory Infections (CDR)

Qualifications Required: Education and skills: Medical degree and advanced 
post-graduate qualifications or equivalent training in paediatrics/public 
health/epidemiology. Sound knowledge of clinical aspects of diarrhoeal 
diseases, ARI control and IMCI in young children; skills in training and 
influencing large groups of professionals as well as supervising individual-
or small-group learning of a wide variety of health personnel in the 
community, health facilities and hospitals; ability to establish harmonious 
relations with Government officials, international colleagues and NGOs. 
Knowledge of WHO programmes and policies will be an asset.  Experience: 
Extensive experience (over 10 years) in the development and implementation 
of communicable disease control programmes, including teaching and research 
experience at the national level and at least five years' experience in 
international programmes and activities relating to CDD, ARI control and 
IMCI.  Languages:  Excellent knowledge of English. Knowledge of other 
languages used in SEAR countries desirable. Annual salary (net of tax): U  
US$ 56 664 at single rate and US$ 61 090 with primary dependants. Post 
Adjustment: 26.4% of the above figures. 

Applications should be transmitted (in two copies quoting vacancy notice number and including a detailed curriculum vitae and photograph) to: Head, Professional Candidates, Division of Personnel, World Health Organization, Avenue Appia, CH-1211 Geneva 27  WHO Facsimile No. 791.0746 Internet: [log in to unmask]  Closing Date For Application: 27 February 1998.

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