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Application for Civil Service Employment

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IT Addendum Form

Nursing Addendum and Department Preference Form

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Application for Civil Service Employment

Supplemental Employment
History Pages

Application Update

IT Addendum Form

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How to Apply for Civil Service Positions

APPLICATION PROCESS:
 

Completion of the Application for Civil Service Employment is the first step toward consideration for employment.  Our application form has been carefully designed to gather information we believe is necessary to determine whether or not an applicant appears to be a viable candidate for employment opportunities at SIU School of Medicine.  Accordingly, we will be unable to process any application for which the following instructions have not been followed.  Applicants will not receive any further correspondence from our office pertaining to the bulleted items on this page.

 

YOU MUST:

Provide complete employment history Do not tailor the application to the job you are applying for; if additional space is needed, you may use the addendum form or attach a sheet of paper
Explain any gaps in employment of 3 months or more.  Exception: Gaps of up to 6 months can be reasonably accepted as “unemployed & seeking employment”; however, remaining unemployed for more than 6 months requires additional satisfactory explanation.
Answer all questions on the application form If “yes” is checked for a conviction, you must complete the reverse side of page 5
Read and sign Pages 4, 5 and, if applicable, page 6 must be signed to be processed

 

OTHER REASONS WE MAY CHOOSE TO
NOT PROCESS AN APPLICATION:

Unsatisfactory work record Many things may constitute an unsatisfactory work record: appearance of job hopping, unacceptable reasons for ending employment, negative employment references
Certain types of criminal convictions Criminal convictions that we believe may present a potential risk to SIU School of Medicine  (i.e., theft and theft-related crimes, certain drug-related crimes, battery, intentional disregard for the law (violating probation; driving on a revoked license), any crime involving moral turpitude (i.e., rape, child abuse), manslaughter, murder, stalking)
Misrepresentation of or conflicting information Any misrepresentation or false information provided during the application, testing, interview or hiring stages


OUT-OF-STATE APPLICANTS

 

Applicants for university civil service employment must be citizens or residents of the state of Illinois.
 

DISABILITIES – REASONABLE ACCOMMODATION


If you believe that you may require a reasonable accommodation during the application, testing, or interviewing process, please notify the Office of Human Resources at 545-0223 prior to the date needed so that appropriate arrangements may be made.

 

VETERANS PREFERENCE
 

To determine eligibility for veterans preference points on employment exams, you must submit a legible copy of your discharge papers (DD214), which lists the branch of service, dates of service, and character of discharge.  This is the only purpose for which the DD214 will be used.

 

CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS
 

Most positions at SIU School of Medicine require a criminal background investigation. 

 

EMPLOYMENT ELIGIBILITY
 

All persons hired are required to provide proof of eligibility to work in the United States within the first 3 days of employment in order to comply with the Immigration Reform and Control Act of 1986. 

 

PROBATIONARY PERIOD
 

All Civil Service employees are required to complete a probationary period of either six or twelve months duration, depending on the job title.

Last updated April 18, 2008


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