Thursday, January 20, 2011

[CNG] Digest Number 2206

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1.

Chemist - Mathematician - Chemometrics

Posted by: "Ravi Chakravarthy" chakrar@hotmail.com   chakrar

Wed Jan 19, 2011 7:00 am (PST)





I was hoping you might be interested or be willing to forward this email to
an associate who could benefit from this opportunity.

Seeking 5+ years research experience in chemometrics applying multivariate
calibration, image analysis, optimization methods, pattern recognition and
signal processing.

Must be able to independently design data analysis strategy for
problem-solving.

Experience required includes:

*** Spectroscopic techniques including: NIR, Raman, IR, Chemical Imaging
and Mapping.

*** Sotware programming using MATLAB, C++/C, JAVA and UNIX.

Company has been voted top place to work several years in a row.
Commensurate with experience $100,000 - $140,000 salary plus bonuses,
401(k), tuition, stock options, full medical, and 3 to 4 weeks paid flexible
vacation time.

For complete details contact James A. Lockley, LT USN (Ret) at:
(609) 584-9000 ext 278

Or submit resume online at:
http://dmc9.com/jal/app.asp

Or email to:
1000005900_10007183@cand693seek.com

Education Requirements: Bachelor Degree
Minimum Experience Requirements: 5-10 years
Job State Location: CT
Job Country Location: USA
Salary Range: $100,000 to $140,000

If you are interested in this position or if you know anyone that might be
interested, please forward this to them or contact:

Contact Name: James Lockley
Email to: 1000005900_10007183@cand693seek.com
Apply Online at: http://dmc9.com/jal/app.asp
Call: 609.584.9000x278

Company Name: Diedre Moire Corporation, Inc.

Contact address (may not be location of job):
USA

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2.

Fwd: Career [and] Life From Tim's Strategy

Posted by: "Peter Lutz" lutzpf@gmail.com   peter_f_lutz

Wed Jan 19, 2011 11:08 am (PST)



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*CAREER [and] LIFE*

January, 2011

Hi everyone! Welcome to the first monthly newsletter and I hope to hear back
from you with feedback. This email, of course, is less about job search and
more about helping you think strategically about your career and life.

So here goes:

*Don't Crawl Under A Rock*
One of the biggest mistakes you can make in a career today is to stop
networking (besides never doing it that is). It is easy to stop after a job
search. And stopping is easy to justify with the demands we all have on our
time.

So what are a few ways to make it easy?

1. *Make yourself available for others.* Let friends know that you are
available to help with career ideas and advice. Contact the leaders of a
few local networking groups - let them know you are available as a mentor
for job-seeking or career seeking members. And that you are open to hosting
a job seeker for an informational interview.

2. *Eat with a stranger*. At least once a week (perhaps every Friday), break
bread with someone new. Start with a list of key people in your company
you'd like to meet. Then begin looking outside your company for new lunch
dates. Use LinkedIn to identify others in your industry or function to meet
for a coffee. If your job were to end in three months, all these
interactions will make for a great start to a job search.

3. *Become a person of influence*. Networking is easier when you are
employed. You have a built-in platform and credibility. SO how do you
maintain a platform when you need it most? You share your subject matter
expertise with others. Write a blog, a white paper or an article for your
industry association. If you like to talk, make yourself available for
conference panels or speaking engagements. When people know you outside your
company, you have a stable platform that will not disappear if you lose your
job.

*The Pursuit of Happiness*
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that experiencing sadness is important and necessary.
- Experts say happiness is not about smiling all day long. Most experts
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meaningful life, utilizing your gifts and your time, living with thought and
purpose."
- Happiness is maximized when you are part of a community. "It involves
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CIO $200K - $250K - Healthcare Needed - from Marty Latman

Posted by: "Marty Latman" baconml@nac.net   martylatman

Wed Jan 19, 2011 1:42 pm (PST)



All,

I received the following from my friend, Nina Nardone. Please contact Nina ONLY if
you qualify and have healthcare experience.

Good luck.

Marty
As promised, here is
the job description we discussed:

CIO position with salary range from $250-$200K base
The CIO will be the administrator for IT strategic planning, hardware/software
technology deployment, data/voice network architectural direction and medical
informatics. He/she coordinates IT and clinical policies for system requirements,
acquisitions and enhancements. Responsibilities include: oversight of the Epic
Electronic Medical Record, acquisition, implementation and support of large, complex
custom designed systems, vendor software and equipment; initiation and development
of feasibility studies, cost/benefit analyses and RFPs.

The CIO is responsible for developing all information technology
strategies, plans, policies and procedures to support the strategic
goals of the institution. As chief liaison for all information
technology, medical informatics and telecommunications operations, the
CIO is responsible for coordinating and integrating software, medical
equipment, informatics services and data/voice/Internet/intranet network
services to members of the Medical Staff, the Nursing Staff,
Administrators, Managers, Clinicians, the Medical Board and the Board of
Governors. As a service provider, the CIO is responsible for the
Information Technology infrastructure which encompasses an enterprise
Wide Area Network (WAN) serving 7,000 client workstations with over 600
rules-based applications and data base servers and telecommunications
infrastructure serving inpatient and outpatient care. The CIO oversees
data and equipment integrity, security and data base administration.

* Provides strategic direction to coordinate Information Technology, Medical
Informatics, and Telecommunications deployment and service in support of strategic
goals.

* Serves as a permanent member of the Information Systems Steering Committee,
facilitating institution-wide input into Information Technology and
Telecommunications strategic planning, implementation, benefits realization,
resource utilization, security and service levels.

* Ensures the daily management, coordination, development, selection and
operation of all Information Technology and Telecommunications processing systems
and services within the organization and its business affiliates.

* Evaluates the impact of new technology; negotiate contracts for IT and
Telecommunications hardware, software, support, maintenance and consulting to ensure
effective and efficient resource utilization.

* Optimizes ongoing productivity improvement, cost effectiveness and total
quality management via the use of Information Technology, Medical Informatics, and
Telecommunications.

* Develops policies and procedures for business recovery and disaster
contingency planning.

* Creates and nurture an educational environment for IT, Medical Informatics
and Telecommunications staff to ensure ongoing professional development.

* Manages facilities for IT, Telecommunications, Medical Informatics and User
Training.

Management and Technical Skills Required

* Direct experience overseeing implementation and support of the Epic
Electronic Medical Record.

* Demonstrated management and leadership skills; program and project
management, strategic and tactical planning.

* Hands on experience with current LAN/WAN architectures, client/server
technology, distributed data base and data/voice communications technology; desktop
client workstation computer hardware and software technology; data warehouse, data
mining and data mart technology, biomedical engineering technology and medical
informatics technology for medication safety and patient care.

* Systems development and project management methodologies; system and data
administration; operating and capital budget planning and control.

* Interpersonal consensus building, team building, negotiating, problem and
conflict analysis and resolution; well developed interpersonal and communications
skills.

* Global orientation to information technology in a healthcare setting.

Qualifications

* Bachelor's degree in healthcare administration, business administration,
information technology or a related academic discipline. Masters degree preferred.

* Fifteen plus years of administrative management experience in progressively
more responsible Information Technology positions.

* Familiarity with the Epic Electronic Medical Record.

Please reach out to Nina Nardone at 201 843-8882 ext 256 or at
nina.nardone@ajilonfinance.com<mailto:nina.nardone@ajilonfinance.com>

4.

Meeting:  At Your Fingertips - Powerful Job Search - Monday January

Posted by: "Brian Mecca" Brian.Mecca@yahoo.com   bd_mecca

Wed Jan 19, 2011 6:15 pm (PST)



Great Meetings - no Charge - Over by 9:00 sharp.
 
Best regards,

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To: Brian Mecca <brian.mecca@yahoo.com>
Sent: Wed, January 12, 2011 10:13:12 PM
Subject: Announcement from Career Networking Group @ SPPL

LinkedIn Groups
* Group: Career Networking Group @ SPPL
* Subject: Announcement from Career Networking Group @ SPPL
At Your Fingertips - Powerful Job Search
Two-part program begins Monday, January 24, 7 p.m.

Computers + Internet = Simplified Job Search and Networking
Supercharge your job search. Learn how to use library power tools to retrieve
company data and business news. See how to easily target your job search and get
hands-on training from a business search expert.

Presenter Pam Brooks is head of Reference and Adult Services at the Scotch
Plains Public Library. Her expertise includes leading the Fortune and Money
magazine research center. As the Manager of Training and Resources at the
Time-Warner Research Center, Ms. Brooks was the Internet trainer and taught
hundreds of

employees how to search more effectively.

Join us for the first part of this two-part focus on how to use technology for a
smart job search. Feel free to bring your laptop. Part two is scheduled for
Monday, February 7 and will focus on how to use social media to do research,
build your network and find warm leads.

RSVP to www.scotlib.org, or library@scotlib.org, or 908-322-5007, x204

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Senior Manager of Infrastructure and Technology

Email: Brian.Mecca@yahoo.com
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/brianmecca
5.

Job Leads: "Food Network" Summer Intern

Posted by: "Brian Mecca" Brian.Mecca@yahoo.com   bd_mecca

Wed Jan 19, 2011 6:18 pm (PST)





Intern - Creative Services, Food Network and Cooking Channel (Summer 2011)
Scripps Networks - New York, NY
Networks Scripps Networks is comprised of the lifestyle television brands HGTV,
Food Network, DIY Network, Travel Channel and country music network Great...

From Scripps Networks - 12:58 PM - save job, email, block, more...

NYC Series Pilot Needs Shooter, Sound, PAs. Jan.
BuzzSaw Entertainment - New York, NY
www.jbcarlin.com) Featuring Prestigious Chef and Top Chocolatier seen on Food
Network and Travel Channel. This is the opportunity to get in with
experienced...

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Best regards,
 
Brian Mecca

Senior Manager of Infrastructure and Technology

Email: Brian.Mecca@yahoo.com
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/brianmecca
6.

Job Leads:  "Food Network"

Posted by: "Brian Mecca" Brian.Mecca@yahoo.com   bd_mecca

Wed Jan 19, 2011 6:20 pm (PST)




 
Sponsored JobIntern - Creative Services, Food Network and Cooking Channel
Shopzilla, Inc. - New York, NY
Creative Services, Food Network and Cooking Channel... Networks Scripps Networks
is comprised of the lifestyle television brands HGTV, Food Network, DIY
Network...

From Job.com - 9:37 AM
Manager, New Business, Culinary Content
Scripps Networks - New York, NY
content for branded Food Network concepts. Primary... driving force behind HGTV,
DIY Network, Food Network, Travel Channel, Fine Living Network (FLN) and
Great...

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Direct Response Sales Planner
Scripps Networks - New York, NY
Scripps Networks is comprised of lifestyle television brands HGTV, Food Network,
DIY Network, Travel Channel, Cooking Channel and country music network Great...

From Scripps Networks - 1:47 PM - save job, email, block, more...

Best regards,
 
Brian Mecca

Senior Manager of Infrastructure and Technology

Email: Brian.Mecca@yahoo.com
LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/brianmecca
7.

Fwd: [NewEnglandNetworking] The Stress of Unemployment

Posted by: "Peter Lutz" lutzpf@gmail.com   peter_f_lutz

Wed Jan 19, 2011 6:49 pm (PST)



---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Peter Lutz <lutzpf@gmail.com>
Date: Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 9:47 PM
Subject: Fwd: [NewEnglandNetworking] The Stress of Unemployment
To: Dan Cox <dan.cox101@yahoo.com>, Carol Freeman <carolwfreeman@att.net>,
Laurie & Jimmy Lyons <Lalyons2@yahoo.com>, Rob Kaminoff <rob@robkaminoff.com>,
Laura Goddard <Laura@lrgassociates.com>

---------- Forwarded message ----------
From: Gary Wright - Wright Associates <gary_wright@verizon.net>
Date: Wed, Jan 19, 2011 at 9:45 AM
Subject: [NewEnglandNetworking] The Stress of Unemployment
To: newenglandnetworking@yahoogroups.com

*The Stress of Unemployment*

*Managing The Emotional Roller Coaster*

There's no way around it - unemployment is a bumpy, unpredictable emotional
roller-coaster ride. Even under the best of circumstances; when you've got
ample savings, decent job prospects, and a healthy severance package, few
people manage to escape the unemployment blues. While you can't change the
unpredictable nature of the ride, there are steps you can take to better
manage your reaction to the peaks and valleys you'll inevitably experience.
Here are ten suggestions to help you better manage the anxiety of
unemployment:

1.

*Don't compare yourself to others:* The impact of job loss varies from
person to person. It's likely that a single 25 year-old who lives at home
and is thinking about going back to graduate school will react to his/her
job loss with a different intensity than a 40 year old single mother who is
laid off from the only job she has ever held. But, it's also true that two
people in similar situations may have two totally different reactions to
their common loss. Each individual is unique and reacts with a wide range of
emotions and behaviors; there is no one right way to handle this transition.

1.

*Become part of a support group:* As wonderful as family and friends can
be, many people find that joining a support group of peers is the most
valuable support of all. Interacting with a group of people, who are in your
situation and can fully understand what you're going through, can be an
invaluable aid in helping you maintain perspective and a sense of humor
during your search.

1.

*Be honest about your emotions:* Admitting your anger, fear, and
frustrations to your support group is the first step toward managing your
emotions instead of letting them control you.

1.

*Name and Claim the Enemy:* Rather than walking around with a vague but
continual sense of anxiety, try to figure out what specific things worry you
most. By facing what you actually fear (i.e. financial instability, concerns
that you'll never find a comparable position) you can see how realistic your
fears are and begin to work on a plan for addressing those issues.

1.

*Recognize that Luck Plays a Role in this Process:* While it's hard not
to wonder why your friend landed a job quickly while you're still looking,
the answer is that every person's search proceeds at a unique pace. Luck,
timing, market opportunities and a hundred other factors conspire together
in mysterious ways. Remember the saying, "God, grant me the serenity to
accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I can,
and the wisdom to know the difference."

1.

*Avoid Negative People:* A group of pessimistic nay-sayers will do
nothing but reinforce your worst fears. Align yourself with friends and
colleagues who think more of you than you think of yourself - their
suggestions will inspire, empower, and encourage you to move on in the face
of rejection. Sometimes though, even the best-intentioned people don't know
what to say and as a result usually end up saying the wrong thing. Try to
remember their intentions are honorable even if their actions are less than
helpful.

1.

*Take Care of Yourself:* Mom was right; it's important to take care of
yourself. Get enough sleep, exercise and eat well. Don't allow yourself to
mope around the house in pajamas all day - project an image that reinforces
a positive outlook.

1.

*Focus on the Positive:* While you can't change events, you can change
how you react to them. Instead of focusing on the negatives on your life,
take note of the positive side of unemployment. Whether it's the opportunity
to spend more time with your children, having a chance to explore new career
directions or simply being able to sleep past 6 a.m., there is undoubtedly
something positive to recognize during this difficult transition.

1.

*Keep Busy:* There is nothing more depressing than staring at an empty
calendar. Schedule your job search activities (i.e. 10 a.m.- 11 a.m.: make
cold calls, 2 p.m.- 4 p.m.: work on revising resume, etc.) as you would
normal business appointments. If you have blocks of unused time, look in the
newspaper for listings of business related meetings, trade shows or seminars
that you might be able to attend. Go to the library. Force yourself to get
out of the house.

1.

*Volunteer:* By helping others you'll help yourself feel more valued.
Even if it's only a few hours each month, the psychological boost of helping
those less fortunate can be significant.

Finally, if your sadness feels very profound and does not seem to improve,
consider getting professional help. The cost of ignoring depression can be
far greater than the cost of getting treatment. Consult your local mental
health clinics, social services agencies or professional counselors for help
for yourself and family members who are affected by your unemployment. Some
assistance may be covered by your health insurance or, if you do not have
insurance, counseling is often available on a "sliding scale" fee, based on
income.

- Nancy Collamer

Career Consultant
Author of The Layoff Survival Guide
www.layoffsurvivalguide.com

--
Peter Lutz
(908) 672-9150
"Bridging the gaps between Business and Information Technology"

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--
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(908) 672-9150
"Bridging the gaps between Business and Information Technology"

email - lutzpf@gmail.com
Linkedin - www.linkedin.com/in/peterlutz
Twitter - twitter.com/peterlutz
Facebook - www.facebook.com/peterlutz
Resume - peterlutz.emurse.com
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