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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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Thu, 2 Apr 1998 11:09:48 -0330
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SYNERGY ONLINE:  Bulletins and News Briefs from        
The Canadian Society for International Health - CSIH 
([log in to unmask]), Technical Representative in Canada 
for the Pan American Health Organization - PAHO     
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CIDA Awards Program for Canadians / Programme bourses de 
l'ACDI a l'intention des Canadiens et Canadiennes
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Texte francais suit.
The CIDA Awards Program is for Canadian citizens who 
would like to participate in international development 
through a volunteer project of their own initiative.  
The project is to be carried out in collaboration with 
an organization in a country eligible under Canada's 
Official Development Assistance (ODA) Program and must 
address a specific field of endeavor within CIDA's Aid 
Policy.  In 1998, the program offers awards of up to 
$15,000 each in two categories:  Innovative Research 
Awards - for Master's level students to undertake field 
research related to their thesis or program; and 
Professional Leadership Awards - for individuals with 
professional experience who wish to undertake a 
volunteer research or service project in international 
development.

The application information is posted on CBIE's website:
http://www.cbie.ca.  Copies of the application kits 
should be available on university and college campuses.  
The 1998 competition is now underway and applications 
will be accepted until April 30.  Please direct 
inquiries to CBIE, Canadian Awards Division, 220 Laurier
Avenue W., Suite 1100, Ottawa, Ontario K1P 5Z9 E-mail: 
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Le Programme de bourses de l'ACDI est destine aux 
citoyens canadiens qui desirent participer au 
developpement international par le biais d'un projet
benevole elabore sur leur propre initiative. Tout projet 
doit etre realise en collaboration avec un organisme 
dans un pays admissible au Programme canadien d'aide 
publique au developpement (APD) et doit interesser un
secteur d'activite prevu dans la politique d'aide de 
l'ACDI.  En 1998, le programme offre des bourses d'une 
valeur maximale de 15 000 $ dans deux categories : 
Bourses pour la recherche novatrice - devant permettre 
aux etudiants du 2 cycle (maîtrise) d'effectuer des 
recherches sur le terrain dans le cadre de leur these ou 
programme d'etudes; et Bourses pour le developpement du 
leadership professionnel - destinees a des particuliers 
possedant une experience professionnelle et souhaitant 
realiser un projet de recherches ou de travaux 
interessant le developpement international.

Les informations sur le programme sont disponibles sur 
le site web du BCEI: http://www.cbie.ca  Les dossiers de 
demande doivent etre disponibles aux universites et aux 
colleges.  Le concours de 1998 est maintenant en marche.  
Les candidatures seront acceptees jusqu'au 30 avril.  
Pour toute information, veuillez vous adresser au BCEI, 
Division des bourses canadiennes, 220 avenue Laurier 
ouest, bureau 1100, Ottawa (Ontario) K1P 5Z9 Courriel: 
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Canadian Psychiatric Association (CPA) Annual Meeting /  
Assemblee Annuelle de l'Association des psychiatres du 
Canada (APC) 
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The 48 Annual Meeting will take place September 15-18, 
1998 in Halifax, N.S.  This year's theme is "Hope, 
Pride, and Leadership."  For more information, please 
contact CPA: 260-441 MacLaren, Ottawa, ON  K2P 2H3  
Canada,  Tel:  (613) 234-2815; Email:  
[log in to unmask]; Web:  http://cpa.medical.org
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Le 48 Assemblee annuelle de l'APC aura lieu le 15-18 
septembre 1998 a Halifax, N.S.  Le theme de l'assemblee 
est "Espoir, fierte, et leadership."  Pour obtenir de 
plus amples renseignements, veuillez contacter l'APC: 
260-441 MacLaren, Ottawa (Ontario) K2P 2H3 Canada, Tel:  
(613) 234-2815; C. Elec:  [log in to unmask], Web:  
http://cpa.medical.org
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McGill University Annual Summer Programme in 
Epidemiology and Biostatistics
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Offered May 4 - June 26, 1998 under the aegis of the 
1998 Montreal Summer School in Public Health McGill 
University / Universite de Montreal / DSP de Montreal-
Centre / International Committee of the Red Cross / 
CEPIQ.  

The programme is intended for clinicians, health 
professionals and for graduate students specializing in 
epidemiology and/or biostatistics. Students may take 
courses for Academic credit OR professional interest. 
CME Units, fully accredited by CACMS and ACCE, are 
available. Four-week and one-week courses are offered.
 
The 1998 Summer Programme will offer courses in 
epidemiology; clinical epidemiology; inferential 
statistics; multivariable analysis; protocol 
development; and health care technology assessment.  
Substantive courses will also be offered in cancer, 
cardiovascular and respiratory epidemiology; health in 
developing countries; psychosocial factors affecting 
medical conditions; and mother and child health. In 
addition, specialization in pharmacoepidemiology is 
available in the form of 4 consecutive courses of 1 week
each in June.  For further information, contact: Summer 
Programme Coordinator, Department of Epidemiology and 
Biostatistics, McGill University, Purvis Hall, 1020 Pine 
Avenue W., Room 38B, Montreal, Quebec, Canada,  H3A 1A2
Tel: 514-398-3973; Fax: 514-398-4503; E-Mail: 
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PAHO Vacancy Notices
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Post Title: Regional Advisor on Noncommunicable 
Diseases; Level: P.4; Post Number: 4.6112  Issue Date: 
18 March 1998; Closing Date: 29 April 1998.  Duty 
Station: Washington, D.C.; Tenure: Two years, first year 
probationary period; Division/Program/Office: Division 
of Disease Prevention and Control (HCP) Noncommunicable 
Diseases (HCN).

Salary Information:  Basic Salary: $49,523 at single 
rate; Post Adjustment: $9,607 at single rate

Minimum Requirements: Education: A doctoral 
qualification, (PhD, DrPH or MD) with a postgraduate 
degree to at least the master's level in a field related 
to noncommunicable diseases, including injuries and 
their determinants (violence and other risk factors). 
Experience:  At national level:  Seven years experience 
in the development and direction of prevention and 
control programs including public health interventions 
based on epidemiological, biostatistical, social, 
behavioral and related public health sciences. At 
international level:  Two years of experience in 
providing international technical cooperation in the 
field of health promotion, prevention, and control of 
noncommunicable diseases and research, with an emphasis 
on injuries and violence.  Languages:  Very good 
knowledge of English or Spanish with a working knowledge 
of the other.

For more information, contact: Pan American Health 
Organization / World Health Organization; 525 Twenty-
Third Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20037 USA  Fax 
(202) 974-3379; Tel: (202) 974-3396; Vacancy Hotline 
(202) 974-3333; http://www.paho.org
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Save the Children Seeks Area Director for NIS
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The NIS Area Director(AD) is the senior leadership 
position for Save the Children's programs in the former 
Soviet Union including Tajikistan, Armenia, Georgia, 
Azerbaijan and Russia. He/she is responsible for long 
range strategic planning, overall programmatic direction 
and managerial oversight of all programs and operations 
within the defined geographic region.

REQUIREMENTS: M.S./M.A. in international development or 
a related field.  At least five years' experience in 
planning and managing development projects in the 
developing world, preferably with NGOs. Several years 
experience as NGO Country Director, with experience 
managing personnel and budgets. Fundraising experience, 
excellent communication, interpersonal and team-building 
skills. Experience in NIS region and Russian language 
preferred.  HR Contact:  Michelle Martens E-Mail:  
[log in to unmask] Fax: 203 221 4077
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