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Solaris Health Holdings LLC · Troy, Michigan 48084
Clinical Research Navigator, RN
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Weekends, holidays, call, and rotation
Enjoy a consistent Monday–Friday, 40-hour work week with no weekend or night shifts.
Hours and start
40 hours/week
All stated details
- Role
- Clinical Research Navigator, RN
- Role details
- RN · Full-time
- Shift
- Nights / Full-Time | Monday – Friday (40 Hours/Week) | Day Shift
- Weekends, holidays, call, and rotation
- Enjoy a consistent Monday–Friday, 40-hour work week with no weekend or night shifts.
- Hours and start
- 40 hours/week
- Physical workplace
- Solaris Health Holdings LLC
- Location and setting
- Troy, Michigan 48084; ambulatory-surgery
- EHR and union
- EHR: Epic
- Bonus and benefits
- Health Insurance
- Requirements
- Biology; In-person patient registration; Record keeping; Direct patient care; Nursing; Laboratory procedures; Biochemistry; Urology; BLS; ACLS
- Hiring employer
- Solaris Health Holdings LLC
- Posting status
- Active
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