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Thursday, March 21, 2013 YOUR NEXT JOB IS HERE: ★ GREATERmilwaukeeJOBS • MILWAUKEE • WAUKESHA • OZAUKEE TOP AUTO TECH Oconomowoc Area CAREGIVERS 231453008 By Virginia Bridges The News & Observer (Raleigh, N.C.) Gesells Automotive Service Inc. N6535 Hwy. F • Oconomowoc, WI 53066 231453006 A Jackson, WI 1st Shift. Ideally at least 10-15 years experience. Must be able to setup and operate large engine lathes and/or VTLs (i.e. Bullard, Niles), lift 50 pounds, read micrometers/ calipers and blueprints. Experience with ProtoTRAK, Mazatrol, or conversational controls a plus. Journeyman Certification required. Pay is based upon experience. We have a great benefit package and offer flexible hours. Please fax resume to 262-677-9308 or e-mail cclouser@dynesystems.com. 231416002 Mail resume to: Moreland OB/GYN, Attn: Nursing Supervisor, 1111 Delafield St., Suite 311, Waukesha, WI 53188. No phone calls please. Bob McEwen, owner of Sign Craft Solution in Wake Forest, North Carolina, is one of the many older entrepreneurs who decided to start his own company around. Machinist/Tool & Die 231256011 RN Full Time BUSY shop seeks TOP AUTO TECH to help take care of our clients. GREAT work environment with WELL HEATED SHOP, AND MODERN EQUIPMENT, we hire great people that work well together, and service advisors that respect our techs, WE ALSO OFFER 5-day work week, no weekends and nights!! GREAT PAY, health insurance, paid vacations, paid training and much more! If you have a great attitude, stable work history, good references, ASE certified, reply with resume and phone number. WE LOOK FORWARD TO SPEAKING WITH YOU. No phone calls please. Please send resume to Gesells@centurytel.net or in person. Busy OB/GYN practice seeking an RN to fill a full-time opening at our clinic, with possible travel to satellite clinics within Waukesha County. Must have current WI RN licensure and current CPR certification. Minimum 1-2 years clinic or OB experience required. Duties will include planning, organizing, and coordinating patient care in an ambulatory setting, phone triage, and in-office procedures. Epic/EMR experience preferred. WASHINGTON More boomers choose to start over with startups • • • This Week's Featured Ads • • • Are you looking to join a great team? Then Three Pillars is the place for you! We are looking for caring staff to help in our assisted living and memory care areas. Please visit our website or give us a call for more information on our openings. Join us & experience our enthusiastic, teamwork environment. Apply at www.threepillars.org or call (262) 965-7289 • t 52, corporate veteran Bob McEwen and his wife sold their home and moved into a friend's basement so they could cover payroll for their young commercial sign company. "It's very humbling," McEwen said. A year earlier, McEwen had lost his six-figure salary after being laid off, ending a 22-year career that included working with missile systems and mortgage products. During his frustrating and unsuccessful job search, McEwen attended a franchise expo and decided to invest in a Signworld business. He opened SignCraft Solutions in Wake Forest, N.C., in August 2009. "It just felt right," said McEwen, now 54. McEwen is among a growing number of baby boomers – people born between the years 1946 to 1964 – who are turning to small business opportunities as a way to build a new career, supplement see BOOMERS . . . page 2 www.GREATERmilwaukeeJOBS.com

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