Hey, all fellow employers,
I'll be retiring from the USAF in 8 years;  I'll be interested in job
openings in Georgia, Alabama, Arizona, Texas or Florida.
I bring wide range of experience, as a supervisor, manager and bench tech in
both Clinical/Hospital and Research Histopathology.  I intend to have a BSC
or MA before I retire.

PS*** Keep posting over the next 8 years, especially in the year 2010
(SMILE!)

sincerely,

Ian R. Bernard, SSgt, USAF, AAS, HT (ASCP)
NCOIC Histopathology/ Pathobiology Laboratory
59th Clinical Research Sqd / MSROP
1255 Wilford Hall Loop, bldg 4430
Lackland AFB, Tx 78236-5319

Tel: 210-292-7190
Fax: 210-292-6053
E-mail: Ian.bernard@59mdw.whmc.af.mil

-----Original Message-----
From: Vicki Gauch [mailto:GauchV@mail.amc.edu]
Sent: Thursday, May 16, 2002 7:44 AM
To: cherylsgarden@mindspring.com; histonet@pathology.swmed.edu
Subject: Re: Another opening-


Cheryl,
 I feel your pain ....we have openings as well and cannot seem to fill them.
Of course, we are not fortunate enough to live be located in Colorado
Springs  :o)   Good luck...hope you get some help soon...

Vicki
AMCH
Albany, NY  (where we DO get sunshine at least twice a year...  :o)   )

>>> Kerry  05/15/02 10:33PM >>>
Hey guys-
Where are all the techs?!  I have posted this opening (here and
histologyjobs.com) and only got a small response so here it is again:

I need a tech with depth of experience in routine stuff, lab support and
IHC!!  Lots of opportunity to use your knowledge in our busy and growing
clinical lab.  We need help in immuno and our routine stuff is there every
morning waiting for someone to get it done quickly and well--a lot like
everywhere else you've worked but Colorado Springs gets 340 days of sunshine
each year!!!!  We all work days and the more of us there are the fewer
weekends you'll have as we rotate them.  We're getting tired and we need
help with experience!!  Please call or forward a resume...

Thanks-
Cheryl

Penrose/St Francis Hospital
cherylkerry@centura.org 
719-776-5293
www.centura.org 

PS.  Phoenix lab in WA State is a neat place to work....ever cut seal skin
or Beluga whale tissue???  And you call yourself a tech?  KIDDING!
 The people are great there, too...but we get more sun:-)
(Denise, I'm homesick---what's the going rate?)