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Duke Health supports team members personally and professionally – providing them with the backing and resources for their unique situations. For Rhodora, this included a flexible work schedule, plus tuition and scholarship assistance for the Duke Master of Management in Clinical Informatics program, which is tailored to help working professionals move technology and informatics forward. During her eight years here, the support from her colleagues not only allowed Rhodora to grow herself professionally, but gave her the space and support to focus on her family and personal healing at a time when she needed it most. Explore open positions today to find personalized support of your own https://bit.ly/3Coy5Uh
Duke Health has several affinity groups that help unify team members through shared identity and purpose. As a Navy vet, Val joined the Duke Military Association affinity group, turning to this support system to network and meet mentors. In addition to creating personal connections, the affinity group also focuses on giving back through programs like "Sweats for Vets." Join a team that uplifts local veterans, not just on Veteran's Days but everyday.
Duke Health is at the forefront of innovative progress in the health care industry – and every team member makes valuable contributions to the discoveries and advancements that positively impact how we care for patients. Joelle is part of the perioperative team, so she sees firsthand some of the life-changing procedures that take place in the operating room. Explore new opportunities to innovate with a career at Duke Health.
Having the right team around you can set you up for long-term success. Jason experienced this firsthand at Duke Health, where he was surrounded by a culture of support from day one. With his coworkers and supervisors in his corner, Jason had the flexibility he needed to return to school while also moving into a new management position. Ready to join an organization where teamwork is a part of the culture? Explore open positions today.
Anjali Chandrasekhar couldn’t wait to get her healthcare career started. The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill sophomore, who is studying neuroscience, works full-time as a weekend nursing care assistant in Duke University Hospital’s neuroscience step-down unit checking vitals and assisting patients. The role provides her first-hand experience for what she hopes will be a long medical career. See how you can grow with us—explore open roles today.
A fulfilling nursing career awaits at Duke Health. Here, you’ll be part of a health system named a best employer by Forbes and enjoy personalized career advancement while making an immediate impact within the local community. Explore open nursing positions and apply today https://bit.ly/3MZFlta
Innovation is everywhere at Duke Health. It’s the first thing Kimberly noticed during her capstone project as a Duke nursing student – and it was the driving force behind the decision to start her nursing career here. Now a registered nurse, she collaborates daily with a supportive team, gaining confidence in her profession. Become part of an organization that empowers you with endless opportunities to innovate and advance your career.
Sherilyn is proof that at Duke Health, differences make us stronger. By serving on the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee at Duke Raleigh Hospital, she’s helping her fellow team members find a greater sense of community. Join an organization where everyone is welcome, and everyone belongs.
Learn more about a career filled with purpose and opportunity as a Duke Health nurse at in-person Triangle-area career event on Thursday, October 20. Register to join us anytime between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. ET at the Sheraton Imperial Hotel in RTP, 4700 Emperor Boulevard, Durham, NC. During the event hear from Duke Health nurses, learn about the many benefits of working in our health system, and meet recruiters and hiring managers for on-the-spot interviews. Registration is open to new and experienced RNs. Parking is free on-site. Are you from out-of-state? You can register to join a virtual career information session for new graduate RNs on Tuesday, October 18—11 a.m.-noon ET and 6-7 p.m. ET. In addition to these events, in-person job shadowing experiences are also available. Those interested may sign up for a visit to their unit/specialty of interest October 24-28 following event registration. Register for these events today: https://bit.ly/DukeRNGrad.
At Duke Health, every team member plays a role in advancing health – no matter the position. From health care professionals to IT, corporate and administrative roles, the unified commitment to patient care and advancement in the community is what drives innovation across Duke Health. Explore open roles and learn how you can make an impact in health care.
