Folks:

Ohio University's College of Osteopathic Medicine has extended the
deadline for the position of Director of Grants Programs and
announced the availability of Grants Program Administrator position.
As I previously noted: these positions report to the College dean and
all proposals are processed through the central Office of Research &
Sponsored Programs.  The College of Osteopathic Medicine has an
outstanding reputation for training primary care physicians for
service in a variety of settings with special emphasis on rural
and/or underserved communities.

Deadline Extended:
DIRECTOR OF GRANTS PROGRAMS: $45,000-$50,000 plus excellent benefits.
Available immediately following search.
Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in health field or education
required; master's degree preferred.  Three to five years in medical
education program planning, development and implementation required.
Experience in policy analysis and monitoring multi-year grants
essential.  Knowledge of long-range fiscal planning and federal/state
health laws and regulations required.
Responsibilities: Analyzes College programs and identifies funding
sources.  Plans, writes and submits proposals.  Assures that all
administrative requirements of funding agencies are met.  Supervises
grants staff.

New Announcement (to this list)
GRANTS PROGRAMS ADMINISTRATOR: $33,000-$36,000 plus excellent
benefits.  Available immediately following search.
Qualifications:  Bachelor's degree in health field or administration
required.  Minimum three years in health program planning required.
Demonstrated ability in grants proposal writing critical.
Responsibilities: Review requests for proposals (from staff/faculty),
writes proposals,  maintains grant and contract files
and meets administrative requirements of the funding agencies.

FOR BOTH POSITIONS:

Credentials, three professional references and a five (5) page
writing excerpt from authored grant proposal must be received by
SEPTEMBER 29, 1995.  If interested in both positions, please apply
separately for each.  Send to Anita M. Dunfee, Human Resources
Administrator, Ohio University coellege of Osteopathic Medicine,
Grosvenor West, Athens OH 45701 - (614) 593-2546.

OU is an Equal Opportunity Employer.  High priority is placed on the
creation of an environment supportive of women, minorities, veterans,
and persons with disabilities.