Dear Gilbert:

Thank you for your email.  Some years ago, Goa Sudhaop founder Filomena Giese had 
floated the idea
of organizing Goa Day and our Advisory Board member Rene Barretto has made it a great 
success with
his untiring efforts & Goa Sudharop's support.  Goa Sudharop provided the funds for 
the Goa Day
website and has consistently advertised and promoted the event.  This year Filomena 
suggested that
we focus on a theme (Jobs for Goans) and the new Goa Sudharop President, Acaria 
Almeida,
wholeheartedly accepted the idea by employing 4 Goans at US Bank in the last few 
months.  Of
course, Goan employment is not tied to a celebration of Goa Day, and should be an 
ongoing,
year-round effort.  In addition, this year Goa Sudharop will announce some awards to 
acknowledge
Goans in various fields.  

Thank you for your offer below in the health field, I hope Goans take advantage of the
opportunity.

Best regards,
George

--- Gilbert Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> George Pinto: 
> Subject: World Goa Day - 2004
> 
> This year World Goa Day (www.goaday.com) is being celebrated Aug 21, 22
> or at times convenient to Goan organizations based on their calendars.
> This year's main theme is "JOBS FOR GOANS" -....
> 
> Gilbert's Response:
> Great post and great theme for WGD-2004. Congratulations to Rene ani George.
> Jobs are a-plenty in the entire health care field in the USA and likely
> elsewhere. These are non-exportable jobs! There are positions for males and females. 
> The need for these jobs will only increase as the population ages.
> Many of these jobs will consider payments during training with an
> after-graduation commitment of employment for one to two years.
> Great opportunities to move up the ladder in leadership and
> administration.
> 
> Example of Jobs:
> Nurses and their various specializations.
> Therapists - Physical, Occupational, Respiratory, Radiation.
> Technologists - Radiology, Operating room, heart surgery, EKG and other
> bio-engineering technicians etc. 
> Medical Physics, Medical bio-engineering, Medical Computer Dosimetrists
> etc. 
> 
> Goans have traditionally shunned away from health-care jobs expect for
> being physicians. There is no reason that the Kerala girls should corner
> the market on Nursing Profession both in India and Abroad.  Nothing
> against Keralites, but Goans always say, "They are de-bhest". Now they
> have to prove their dedication.
> 
> I would be glad to provide further information and suggestions. Gilbert



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