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I told you about my new job. Check this out. This is a vacant position which needs to be filled. I am applying for this now, too.


Job Vacancy Announcement - 06/01/2004
Position
Position Title: Director I, College Horizons/Cal-SOAP Consortium
Category: Classified
Announcement Type: Promotional
Salary Range: $103,824.00 - $103,824.00 / Year
Work Year: 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, 224 days per year
Final Filing Date: 06/14/2004
Supplemental Questions: View the Supplemental Questions for this position


Note: Only Sacramento County Office of Education permanent employees may apply for a promotional vacancy.

Position Information / Requirements
POSSIBLE EXAM DATES
It is anticipated that the oral exam will be scheduled for the week of June 21, 2004.

JOB DESCRIPTION

DEFINITION

Under direction plans, organizes, and manages the College Horizons advising and academic tutoring program for the California Student Opportunity and Access Program administered by the California Student Aid Commission. Performs other duties as assigned.

DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE TO

Director II, AVID/Cal-SOAP

SUPERVISION OVER

Technical and clerical personnel

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES (Any one position may not include all of the listed duties, nor do all of the listed examples include all tasks which may be found in positions within this classification.)

Plans, organizes, and manages the ongoing operations of the Sacramento College Horizons Consortium for the California Student Opportunity and Access Program with schools, districts, colleges and universities, county and/or regional agencies as needed to implement program requirements; designs and coordinates the delivery of a classroom college advising curriculum in selected schools; recruits, hires, trains, and schedules college adviser-tutors and part-time professional college counselors; coordinates tutors between AVID and California Student Opportunity and Access Program needs; establishes and maintains necessary training and/or information sessions for university outreach participants; coordinates the design and management of assessment and program evaluation as specified; develops assessment instruments as needed; maintains accurate records, completes required reports and administers budgets; coordinates contracts with grantors; fulfills the responsibilities of executive officer of advisory board as required; participates in state directors meetings and professional networks as required; establishes and maintains liaisons with universities, school districts, county service agencies, state agencies, and other partners; selects, trains, supervises and evaluates the performance of clerical/technical staff.

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

Education, Training, and Experience
Possession of a Bachelor's degree; progressively responsible experience in college advising and in providing tutor training and teacher professional development programs for college counselors; successful administrative experience in the design and administration of a college guidance curriculum which supports, supplements, and enhances existing student support systems at school sites; experience speaking to middle and high school students and their parents; experience in working in schools as an outside agent; experience working in a county office of education is preferred; AVID Summer Institute and Regional Director training is desirable.

Knowledge of:
Public and private colleges and universities college admission procedures, financial aid policies and procedures, college entrance test (ACT/SAT) practices and student preparation strategies; AVID (Advancement Via Individual Determination) teaching methodologies, curriculum, and program requirements; instructional support services.

Skill and Ability to:
Plan, implement, assess, and evaluate the College Horizons program; develop program goals, set priorities, monitor expenditures, and evaluate projects/programs; select, train, and supervise staff; communicate effectively in developing and maintaining positive working relationships with administrators, teachers, counselors, university outreach staff, college student tutors, and the middle and high school student program participants.




JOB PROFILE

8 hours a day, 5 days a week, 224 days per year

SALARY

$103,824.00 per year (2004-2005 base salary) plus fringe benefits up to a maximum of $451.01 per month (includes medical, dental, life insurance, vision, and tax sheltered annuity).
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So you could get a job that pays a six-figure income? If that is so, I wouldn't know whether to praise you or envy you.
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Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:So you could get a job that pays a six-figure income? If that is so, I wouldn't know whether to praise you or envy you.
It's California, six figure incomes are pretty much standard. Still, that's a very nice position if you can get it considering that it is education related.
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Heh, I am really not qualified for this, but I am applying anyway. After a few years of doing what I am doing now, I might be more qualified. Still, it would be funny if I did get this position.

Kernal is right. My wife and I will gross about 130K for the fiscal year, but we still wouldn't be in much of a position to buy a house if we lived in the San Francisco bay area. Taxes kill us too. Still, I get to buy a few toys. Looks like I'll be getting an H2 soon. Luckily we don't have kids right now.
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Asst. Asst. Lt. Cmdr. Smi wrote:So you could get a job that pays a six-figure income? If that is so, I wouldn't know whether to praise you or envy you.
The job's in California, so the disposable income probably amounts to about two Supersizes at Burger King per month.
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Superman wrote: Kernal is right. My wife and I will gross about 130K for the fiscal year, but we still wouldn't be in much of a position to buy a house if we lived in the San Francisco bay area.
It's not quite that bad. They say the rule of thumb is that you can afford ten times your anual salary for a 30-year mortgage which for you is $1,300,000, or about a $600,000-$700,000 at current long-term interest rates (assuming modest pay increases for inflation) which is a decent two or three bedroom place in the Bay Area (depends on the location of course).
Taxes kill us too. Still, I get to buy a few toys. Looks like I'll be getting an H2 soon. Luckily we don't have kids right now.
At your income bracket, kids would probably pay for themselves with the deductions you could claim off of them.
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The Kernel wrote:
Superman wrote: Kernal is right. My wife and I will gross about 130K for the fiscal year, but we still wouldn't be in much of a position to buy a house if we lived in the San Francisco bay area.
It's not quite that bad. They say the rule of thumb is that you can afford ten times your anual salary for a 30-year mortgage which for you is $1,300,000, or about a $600,000-$700,000 at current long-term interest rates (assuming modest pay increases for inflation) which is a decent two or three bedroom place in the Bay Area (depends on the location of course).
Taxes kill us too. Still, I get to buy a few toys. Looks like I'll be getting an H2 soon. Luckily we don't have kids right now.
At your income bracket, kids would probably pay for themselves with the deductions you could claim off of them.

That's not correct. You can only borrow 4-6 times your income, and thats if you are putting 10-20% down. Superman and his wife can probably get a 500,000 dollar mortgage but that's not a comfortable place to be. If one of them was out of work, they'd be in trouble.

When I bought my place for 250K , I put down 25K and was making 50K. I qualified for 300K but that is only because of an outstanding credit score.

In California your ratios can approach 50% and they will still loan you the money, but you really want it to me lower. By ratio I mean how much of your GROSS income goes to the mortgage each month.

At what they are making Superman and his wife would do well to find a place for around 400K and with a decent down. As for the kids, the deductions are not that much. Until they get a mortgage they are gonna get eaten alive by taxes.
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TrailerParkJawa wrote:*snip*
I'll bow to your superior experience on this one, my only experience with such things is from economics class and I'm not an econ major.
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TrailerParkJawa wrote:*snip*
I'll bow to your superior experience on this one, my only experience with such things is from economics class and I'm not an econ major.
Don't worry about it, when your time comes to make the big purchase or your taxes get more complicated you become very familar with how it all works.

So, how come the state has all these high paying jobs available? Are'nt we in a budget crisis?
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Well, I think I got pretty lucky. Maybe my boss likes wrestling, I don't really know. Anyhow, I do have a degree. I'm sure that's what it mostly came down to.

My wife is in the process of getting her CPA. She just finished Chico State with a business degree, so that's somewhat professional. When she gets her CPA, she should be able to make even more. Things are looking pretty good for us right now. We just needed to get the fuck out of Chico, I think. So the moral of the story is is this: If you don't make enough, and you don't like what you're doing, finish your degree and move out of your backwoods country fucker town and go where the money is. :wink:
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From the State of WV Personnel Office:
PHYSICIAN DIRECTOR
Starting Salary: $105,612

Education
TRAINING: GRADUATION FROM AN APPROVED SCHOOL OF MEDICINE OR OSTEOPATHY AS EVIDENCED BY A TEMPORARY OR PERMANENT LICENSE TO PRACTICE IN THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. EXPERIENCE: TWO YEARS OF EXPERIENCE IN THE PRACTICE OF MEDICINE OR OSTEOPATHY WHICH CAN INCLUDE EXPERIENCE IN A POST-GRADUATE TRAINING PROGRAM. SUBSTITUTION: A MASTER'S DEGREE IN PUBLIC HEALTH, HEALTH ADMINISTRATION, HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION, PUBLIC OR BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION MAY SUBSTITUTE FOR THE REQUIRED EXPERIENCE.

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UNDER THE GOVERNANCE AND DIRECT SUPERVISION OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH,WHICH PRESENTS THE COUNTY COMMISSION AND THE CITY ADMINISTRATION, AND UNDER THE INDIRECT SUPERVISION OF THE STATE COMMISSIONER OF HEALTH,THE DIRECTOR OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT ASSUMES THE FOLLOWING RESPONSIBILITIES: CARRY A PAGER AND BE ON CALL AND AVAILABLE 24/7 IN CASE OF A PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY OR DISASTER. ACT AS THE RISK COMMUNICATOR TO THE CABELL- HUNTINGTON HEALTH DEPARTMENT. OVERALL DIRECTION, ADMINISTRATION AND SUPERVISION OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. OFFICIAL REPRESENTATION OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. PARTICIPATION AND SUPERVISION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF POLICIES AND PROCEDURES FOR THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. PARTICIPATION IN THE WORK OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. PARTICIPATION IN PUBLIC HEALTH AND MEDICAL AFFAIRS,AS THEY RELATE TO THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. PARTICIPATION IN GOVERNMENTAL, LEGAL AND COMMUNITY AFFAIRS,AS THEY RELATE TO THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT. COMMUNICATION WITH HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS. HEALTH EDUCATION FOR THE PUBLIC. OTHER RELATED DUTIES AS ASSIGNED.
This is the closest I could find to what you listed.
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LadyTevar wrote: This is the closest I could find to what you listed.
I would imagine that level of income affords a comfortable life in WV ?
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TrailerParkJawa wrote:
LadyTevar wrote: This is the closest I could find to what you listed.
I would imagine that level of income affords a comfortable life in WV ?
Oh yeah.
That kind of salary is a rich man.
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