Nortel PBX Programming

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I am currently the telecom coordinator/manager for Samaritan Albany
General and Samaritan North Lincoln Hospitals in Oregon. We have an
Option 61c, 51c and two 11c PBXs that I maintain, and an 81c at a
sister hospital that I have done some work on.

After getting a 33% pay cut recently, I am looking for ways to regain
my lost income. I would be more than happy to do remote admin
programming for you! I would be available for scheduled programming
work between the hours of 6:30pm and 6:00am Pacific time and for "on
call" status from 5:00pm to 7:00am. My hope is to eventually be able
to offer 24x7 coverage, but with my current job at the hospitals, I
have to keep it after hours for now.

I am set up to dial into a system from home or from my iPaq and cell
phone if need be, so my response time is normally about 5 min! Using
this method, I have reprogrammed phones for the hospitals , from such
places as the side of the freeway in Denver, and the dinner table in
Canada! I have this equipment on my person 24x7, and am reachable via
phone, cell phone or pager.

I will soon have an online help desk setup for non-urgent help
requests, and of course you would be welcome to call my cell phone or
pager for the urgent issues.

I can also provide you gray market" phones and line cards that carry a
lifetime warranty, with advanced overnight replacement and great
prices!

If this sounds like a service you could use, please contact me and we
can discuss the details. If not, please pass this information on to
anyone you know who may need the services I have to offer.

If you are interested, please email me at jeff@lensviews.net

Regards,

Jeff E. Kropf

Samaritan Albany General Hospital
1046 Sixth Ave. SW
Albany, OR 97321

Phone: 541-812-4840
Fax: 541-812-4521
Web: www.samhealth.org

P.S. Sorry if this is not the place to post this type of message, but
with a 33% pay cut and only a two week notice of the effective date, I
had to try.