The Citizen, 2002-11-13, Page 18Pharmacy
Technician
Part Time Position
Alexandra Marine & General Hospital is
accepting applications for a part time
position in the Pharmacy Department.
The successful applicant must possess a
Diploma from a recognized Pharmacy
Technician Course or a current
Technician Certification with the Ontario
College of Pharmacists (CPhT).
Recent experience in an acute care
setting would be an asset.
Duties to begin as soon as possible.
Expectations of the successful candidate:
• Knowledge of traditional drug
distribution system.
• Familiar with vertical laminar flow
hood (cytotoxic drug preparation is
required)
• Ability to work independently.
• Familiar with narcotic and controlled
drug legislation
• Computer skills
• Available weekends on a rotational
basis
• Previous experience with purchasing
and inventory is an asset.
Please submit letter of application and
resume on or before Friday, November
22, 2002 to:
Dianne Collyer, Clinical Leader
Inpatient Services,
Alexandra Marine & General Hospital,
120 Napier St.,
Goderich, ON
N7A 1W5
Phone (519) 524-8689, ext. 222 Fax: (519)
524-5579
Email: dianne.collyer@hphp.org
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Waiting,
topic for
children's
time
Greeting worshippers of Duff's
United Church was Linda McDonald
on Remembrance Sunday.
Gloria Wilbee sang Precious Lord,
Take My Hand.
The children's time questioned
"What do we wait for'?" A variety of
answers were heard from the children
including waiting for 'birthdays, the
bus and Christmas.
Joan Tuchlinsky questioned them
on what people can do while they
ware waiting and discussed that we
all need to prepare and help make the
world a better place for each other.
Karen Hoegy was the scripture
reader and many members of the
congregation participated in reading
Stories of Expectation.
Joan began and was followed by
Jennifer McClure, Brian McGavin,
Jeff Black, Evelyn Gulutzen, Jo-Ann
McDonald. Brian Black and Heidi
McClure. They were stories of
people's hopes that someday we can
make things better and that we can
live and work for peace, for justice,
for shalom.
The congregation observed a
moment of silence and repeated the
Remembrance Affirmation.
The offering was taken by Jeff
Black and Murray Dennis.
The announcements ,:oncerning
Duff's United included a reception of
new members will take place this
Sunday, Nov. 17. The Sunday school
will be serving muffins after church
that day.
They still have Rheo Thompson
Continued on page 19
FROM WALTON
Lizard visits
The Walton Little School pre-
school class had a very exciting
week. Liz the Lizard from the Magic
School Bus visited during the parent
information nights and scholastic
book fair.
They also had a visit from two
nurses, John Lowe and Phyllis
Barfoot. The children listened to their
own heart beats-and tried on hospital
clothes. They learned all about the
different supplies nurses use.
The children have been enjoying
the new room set-up — especially the
new cosy reading centre. The
children arc fortunate that so many
parents donate supplies and
participate in the school events.
The toddler class is also enjoying a
new reading corner.
The toddlers ended their busy week'
by baking cookies for a special treat
on Friday.
Keep Nov. 30 open to attend the
One Stop Shop and Silent auction at
the BM&G arena. Anyone wishing to
donate an article for the silent auction
can call the school.