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programming. MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS Education/Training - Work requires communications, analytical and organizational skills generally acquired through completion of a bachelor's degree program. Experience
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BE YOU. BE DUKE. At Duke University and Duke University Health System, we are driven by a commitment to excellence, innovation, and collaboration. Join a team that helps optimize sourcing
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Previous Operating room, Epic, Optime, Periop, and schedulding experience preferred. Minimum Qualifications Education Work requires graduation from an accredited BSN program. Exception: Registered nurses
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to improve/optimize existing SOP Develop and implement new SOPs; Lead development, optimization, qualification and validation efforts for assays and procedures, as requested by the research sponsor / Facility
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Requirements Education NP: Graduate of an accredited MSN or DNP Nurse Practitioner Program PA: Graduate of ARC accredited Master’s Degree or Doctoral Degree Physician Assistant Program. Certification NP
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coordinate care, and address health system barriers. The NN assumes responsibility for the coordination of patient care through interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary collaboration to achieve optimal patient
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platforms. Measure Performance and Optimize Results Use analytics, audience insights, social listening and AI-enabled tools to evaluate performance, identify trends and make data-informed recommendations
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an assigned caseload to ensure timely assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation of discharge plans and care transitions across the continuum of care. This role supports optimal patient outcomes
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hardware innovation, computational imaging, and quantitative analysis to extend CT from anatomical imaging toward functional imaging and theranostics. This position supports the lab’s mission to transform CT
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, administrative leadership, and support staff to optimize clinic utilization, improve access, and address urgent scheduling needs, serving as a key operational link between clinical demand and available capacity