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discharge planning for patients, involving support systems when possible, to provide level of intervention that creates environment for crisis contacts and safe community living. Interface with team
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critical thinking in a fast-paced environment that promotes team building and fosters learning. The RNs in our unit aim to provide the highest quality care to our patient population while serving as patient
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! Infusion experience preferred in a hospital, clinic, or outpatient environment. Location: 216 Ashville Avenue, #20, Cary NC 27518 Department Profile: Hematologists and oncologists at Duke Raleigh Campus
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Abilities Strong leadership and strategic management skills in a multi-site environment. Comprehensive knowledge of ambulatory operations, financial management, and regulatory compliance. Ability to lead
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cloud-based computing Strong interpersonal skills and professional demeanor, including the ability to build trust and maintain confidentiality in complex, high-stakes environments. Demonstrated ability
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corrective action to maintain the environment of care including equipment and material resources. Participate in own professional development by maintaining required competencies, identifying learning needs
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psychological care to patients with psychiatric disorders, supporting a safe and therapeutic environment. Day Shift: 7:00am-7:30pm 3-12 hour shifts per week Must float between Duke University Hospital and Duke
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psychological care to patients with psychiatric disorders, supporting a safe and therapeutic environment. Night Shift: 7:00pm-7:30am 3-12 hour shifts per week Must float between Duke University Hospital and Duke
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– for providing extraordinary compassionate care to their patients and families every day! Strengths in teamwork, multi-disciplinary collaboration and professional respect – we offer a dynamic environment for
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computational teams. Experience with NIH, DOD, foundation, or institutional grant mechanisms. Interest in developing an independent research trajectory within a translational breast cancer research environment