Chemistry in Australia, magazine of The Royal Australian Chemical Institute.

TECHNICAL OFFICER - FLINDERS ANALYTICAL

Employer:	Flinders University
Job Title:	Technical Officer
Industry:	Analytical Chemistry
Town:	Adelaide
Country:	Australia
Description	Description HEO 6 $64 240 to $68 610 pa full time The total remuneration package includes salary and employer superannuation contributions Reference Number: 8119 The successful applicant will become part of an excellent, customer-focussed team leading a world-class analytical facility at Flinders University . Mass spectrometry and proteomic services form the core activities of the facility and are underpinned by a range of cutting-edge instruments combined with significant research and commercial expertise. The position offers engagement with industry, opportunities to become involved in research activities, and professional development, including training in leading-edge instrumental techniques. It is an exciting opportunity for a motivated individual interested in providing commercial and research-based analytical services. This position is available from October 2008 for 3 years, with the possibility of extension/conversion to continuing. Applications must address the specified selection criteria. Detailed position information (including selection criteria) and essential information for intending applicants are available via the Jobs@Flinders website: http://www.flinders.edu.au/employment Closes: Monday 18 August 2008. For further information about the position contact the Flinders Analytical Manager, Dr Daniel Jardine by telephone on (08) 8201 2081 or by email on daniel.jardine@flinders.edu.au .
Web	http://www.flinders.edu.au/employment
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