In article <h2xZaLG.edjorgensen at delphi.com>, edjorgensen at delphi.com says:
>>DR. JANIS YOUNG <janyoung at news.holonet.net> writes:
>>>The subject is not as posted above but is about a 30 year old womnan who
>>has recently asked me to help her locate a position in molecular genetics.
>> she is a psychiatric nurse who has gone back to school and wants
>>to work in her new field of study. Where
>>should I direct her? She has sent me her resume.
>>This is a toughie. I recently made the mistake of expressing the opinion (in
>the bionet.jobs group) that it was easier for an MA, MS or BA to get a job than
>a Ph.D. I got a flood of responses from people who were fresh out of school
>(and some who had exp
>erience) and unable to find a job. Your friend has an interesting background-
>perhaps she can capitalize on her previous knowledge as well. Any ideas out
>there on careers which would utilize her expertise in both areas?
>>>Ellen D. Jorgensen, Ph.D.
>Director of Scientific Affairs
>Albert B. Sabin Vaccine Foundation
>New Canaan, CT
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Battelle-Pacific Northwest Laboratories has the Environmental Molecular Science
Research Laboratory in Richland, Washington. Though the "real" building
is in the middle of construction, the minds that comprise the organization
have existed for 4 or 5 years.
I don't know if they are specifically looking for people in molecular genetics,
but, as they say, "it couldn't hurt to ask..."
Have the young woman contact me and meanwhile I'll find the correct
"path" for her resume and put her in contact with EMSL's Human Resources
manager.
hope it pans out!
Janet
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