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the dedication and spirit of Duke Athletics. Minimum Requirements -Work requires knowledge of turfgrass and soil management normally acquired through an Associate degree program in turfgrass management or two
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. Become a part of a team that values and invests in you. Duke Advanced Practice Highlights: The nation’s first Physician Assistant Program was created at Duke in 1965 and is consistently ranked No. 1 in
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advancement through a clinical ladder program. JOB DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES Level I Duties and responsibilities may include providing nutrition services and medical nutrition therapy integrated with
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from accredited Medical Assistant program strongly preferred. High school or GED graduation required. Level II -- Graduation from a medical assistant program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation
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life support requirements designated by work area Ability to record activities, document assessments, plan of care, interventions, evaluation and re-evaluation of patient status Ability to use computer
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Ophthalmic Technician program. Work requires certification as a certified Ophthalmic Assistant by the Joint Commission on Allied Health Personnel in Ophthalmology (JCAHPO) Must have BLS Certification Duke is
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-- Graduation from an accredited Medical Assistant program is strongly preferred. High school or GED graduation is required. Level II -- Graduation from a medical assistant program accredited by the Commission
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The Associate in Research will be responsible for using and developing computational algorithms to analyze single-cell and spatial-omics datasets. Specifically, we have multiple projects where we are generating
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. Required Qualifications at this Level Education Work requires graduation from an accredited BSN program. Graduation from an accredited Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing (or higher), Associate's Degree in Nursing
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to the humane care and use of research animals. DLAR is committed to maintaining the highest quality laboratory animal program and serves as a resource center for Duke investigators and their labs. Daily, you