ANNOUNCE: Full-time/Contract/Short term Performer programming positions

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Dwight Meglan (dwight++at++ht.com)
Tue, 14 May 1996 23:56:33 -0400

High Techsplanations has a number of medical simulation projects which
require skilled Performer programmers. We are currently seeking to fill
several more full-time as well as contract or short-term positions. These
projects all have completion dates by early to mid Fall 1996, so only
already excellent Performer programmers will be considered at this time.
Please send resumes and/or URLs to me at dwight++at++ht.com. Both code and
running example programs should be included or an address given as to where
we can find them.

HT has produced more medical simulators to date than any other research
group or commercial firm of which we are aware. Our total commitment is to
creating simulators for medical training that the change the paradigm of
medical/surgical instruction. We offer a challenging set of problems to
solve, facilities to do it right, and a pleasant group of energetic (read
sleep-deprived ;-), inquisitive, creative people to be your collaborators.
Check out our work to date at:

http://www.clark.net/pub/high/htweb/index.htm

Note: This is a temporary website address until our permanent address makes
its slow path through InterNIC. Eventually, it will be www.ht.com -- sorry
for the inconvenience-- it's the result of our finally upgrading to a T1
line.

--dwight

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Dwight Meglan, PhD | Developers of complete surgery simulation
Engineering Director | training systems and surgery simulation
High Techsplanations, Inc. | creation software tools
6001 Montrose Rd., Suite 902 |
Rockville, MD 20852-4874 | 301 984 3706 x238 301 984 2104 : FAX
dwight++at++ht.com | http://www.ht.com

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