Position Vacancy

Diana Slater SLATER at macc.wisc.edu
Wed Aug 6 19:44:00 EDT 1997


 
   We would appreciate your sharing this vacancy listing with anyone who might
be a suitable candidate for the position
 
                        POSITION VACANCY
               INFORMATION PROCESSING CONSULTANT
                   HEALTH SCIENCES LIBRARIES
               UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN - MADISON
 
The Health Sciences Libraries are seeking a creative, energetic Information
Processing Consultant for a full-time, continuing position.  This person's
primary responsibility will be to develop high-end, high-quality
application programs to support the H.S. Libraries public and
office functions.  Two challenging aspects will be the integration of
the various levels and component parts of the Libraries' automated
infrastructure and writing programs to process Web forms submitted
by users in locations remote from the library. Some examples of day-to-day
work include complex Web page development, evaluating and testing
software (often in a team approach), customizing commercial software
for local use, database development, preparation of technical
support documentation, and training staff and users.
 
The Health Sciences Libraries are comprised of three separate facilities
and serve the information needs of the Schools of Medicine, Nursing, and
Pharmacy, other academic groups such as various departments of the
Graduate School, and the UW Hospitals and Clinics.  The constituency
served is on the Madison campus as well as locations scattered throughout
the state of Wisconsin.  The H.S. Libraries support a sophisticated
Web-menuing system and a growing number of electronic resources and
functions available to users connected remotely to the Health Sciences
Libraries servers.  For more information about the Libraries, consult this
site on the World Wide Web:  		
		http://www.biostat.wisc.edu/chslib/
 
 
QUALIFICATIONS:
A Bachelor's degree in computer or information science or related field is
required.  Must be able to demonstrate success in writing sophisticated
computer programs and documenting those programs.  Working knowledge of
all or an appropriate combination of the following is preferred:  Unix,
HTML, SGML, Web server software, CGI scripts, Perl, C++, Visual
Basic, Java, SQL, and multiple DBMS programs.  System administration
experience or working knowledge of the Unix operating system (Solaris 2.5
in use) and/or Novell Netware 4.x is helpful. Hands-on systems management
experience with Windows 95 and/or Windows NT is helpful.
 
To be successful in the position, the individual selected must be an
independent learner, a team player, demonstrate strong organizational and
communication skills, maintain a lively interest in the health sciences,
show an ability to use the Internet and Internet protocols in the work
environment, and enjoy teaching computer concepts and skills to co-workers
and library users. Extensive technical and project management experience
is also highly valued.
 
 
TO APPLY: Submit letter of application, resume, and the names, addresses, and
telephone numbers of three references to:
			
			Josephine Crawford
                           PVL #27420
                 Health Sciences Libraries (G)
                       1305 Linden Drive
                    University of Wisconsin
                       Madison, WI 53706
 
 
APPLICATION DEADLINE:   August 31, 1997
 
 
ALLOWABLE TITLES:
Associate Information Processing Consultant; Information Processing Consultant
 
 
SALARY MINIMUM: $34,900 (Salary negotiable depending upon the experience
			 of the successful candidate)
 
 
NOTE: UNLESS CONFIDENTIALITY IS REQUESTED IN WRITING, INFORMATION REGARDING
THE APPLICATIONS MUST BE RELEASED UPON REQUEST.  FINALISTS CANNOT BE
GUARANTEED CONFIDENTIALITY.
 
THE UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN IS AN AFFIRMATIVE ACTION / EQUAL OPPORTUNITY
EMPLOYER.
 
 
 
Diana Slater U WI Health Sciences Library 1305 Linden Dr  Madison WI 53706
 EMAIL: SLATER at DOIT.WISC.EDU  FAX: 608-262-4732  TELEPHONE: 608-263-5333


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