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, including department and Michigan Medicine mandatory competencies within required timeframes or as specified by the department's continuing education program. Contributes to a positive and inclusive work
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Apply Now How to Apply This is an interdependent position with the Senior Program Manager for Advanced Research and Leadership position. You must apply separately for both positions and be qualified
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. Participates in general cardiology clinic approximately one day per week. Participates in both in person and virtual visits. Participates in program development, protocol review and development, and quality
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Qualifications* High school diploma or GED Completion of a Medical Assistant program OR current enrollment in, or completion of coursework in a healthcare professional program (e.g., medical school, PA program
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directed. Perform patient care administrative tasks as needed. Required Qualifications* High school diploma or GED. Completion of a Medical Assistant program OR current enrollment in, or completion
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and write required. Must also meet one of the following requirements: A minimum of 6 months recent experience in a patient care setting Junior status in an accredited BSN program Second year in
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as assigned. Required Qualifications* High school diploma or GED Completion of a Medical Assistant program OR current enrollment in, or completion of coursework in a healthcare professional program
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decade to grow clinical research infrastructure, supporting over 1,800 clinical trials and 6,000 IRB-approved studies. Job Summary Fast Forward Medical Innovation (FFMI) is a strategic program within the
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Nurse Practitioner specialty certification in the State of Michigan. Current specialty certification as a Primary Care Family Nurse Practitioner Graduate of an accredited Nurse Practitioner program
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disease program. The successful applicant will be part of the McCoy lab led by Dr. Sara McCoy and focuses on bench to bedside translation of our findings to improve the lives of our Sjogren's patients