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Research & Development >> Researcher SAS and GIS (ESRI)
Posted on: 2010-01-19 Expires on: 2010-02-02 |
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National Veterinary Institute is a national research institute in food safety, animal health and fish health management with the support of the authorities that primary role. National Veterinary Institute's activities should have their basis in research and development and include laboratory diagnostics and analysis, emergency preparedness, epidemiology, risk assessment and reference functions. Veterinary Institute to support the ministries and other government agencies in efforts to ensure safe food and good fish, shellfish and animal health. The department includes the main laboratory in Oslo and regional laboratories in Sandnes, Bergen, Trondheim, Harstad and Troms?, totaling approximately 350 employees. See also the National Veterinary Institute's website www.vetinst.no.
At the Veterinary Institute in Oslo, Section for Epidemiology, is for immediate employment, free a 4-year commitment to research with the opportunity of a permanent position later. The section has currently 14 staff including two research
fellows.
Section of Epidemiology is responsible for the National Veterinary Institute's core competencies within the epidemiology and risk assessment in relation to fish and animal health and food safety. Tasks is to provide research-based scientific advice
to the governing body (the Ministry and the Authority) in relation to the national and international zoosanit?re situation.
The section participates in many national surveillance and control program. Research activity encompasses described rivande, analytical and theoretical (computer-based modeling) epidemiology and risk assessment within all the areas that the National Veterinary Institute covers.
We can offer work in a dynamic section with many challenges and exciting tasks in a pleasant international environment.
Work tasks
The position is largely related to management of two ongoing interdisciplinary project on HSMB and CMS with the supervisor responsible for the fellow on the CMS-epidemiology. Furthermore, the position has partial responsibility for the various monitoring programs (eg. PD, VHS), with reporting, development and evaluation. It is required that the candidate will develop and conduct new research, be to establish activity within the Health Economics and have an interest in international work.
Qualifications / Request background
We seek a candidate with a PhD in epidemiology or adjacent to the field, who have expertise in the use of such SAS and GIS (ESRI) and who can demonstrate active and good international network. Candidates with experience from infectious problems in the aquaculture industry will be preferred. Supervisor Experience and personal characteristics in terms of good cooperation ability, independence, communication ability and language skills will be emphasized.
The position will pay for the State's regulations are working in code 1109 or 1110 salary 59-72 (currently ?. 454 900 581 700 pr. Years), depending on qualifications and seniority. From wages is the preferred 2% to the Government Pension Fund.
National Veterinary Institute is a company with an agreement for an inclusive working life (IA-business). We have flexible working hours / Density, a good working environment and membership in the Government Pension Fund with insurance schemes and the opportunity to affordable loans.
State employment shall be in the greatest possible extent avspegle diversity in the people. It has therefore adopted a personnel policy objective to achieve a balanced age and kj?nnssammensetnad and the recruitment of persons of different ethnic backgrounds. Persons of different ethnic backgrounds are therefore encouraged to apply for the position.
More information about the position is one of the contact
section leader Edgar Brown,
tel. 23 2163 65/9112 3595,
e-mail; edgar.brun@vetinst.no.
Application of information on education, previous work experience, publications and other academic activities, together with
copies of diplomas and certificates sent electronically on a separate application form that you find the vacant positions on
our homepage www.vetinst.no.
Publications / documentation if necessary and can be sent to
National Veterinary Institute c/o Human Resources Section,
PO Box 750, Sentrum, 0106 Oslo
For applications within 2 February 2010
The application must be marked 06/10.
***: application papers will not be returned.
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