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Samantha saw the value of working at Duke Health before she even started – now she sees how the support here has impacted every facet of her life. We’ve watched Samantha blossom along her career journey, feeling empowered to tackle new leadership opportunities within her unit. The relationships she’s built during this time have also helped guide her personal life, allowing Samantha to better navigate a new diagnosis in her family, and use available resources to move forward with confidence. This is one example of the compassionate culture that can be found throughout Duke Health. Discover opportunities to join a supportive team at one of Duke Health’s upcoming hiring events.
Moments to Movement represents Duke Health’s collective stand against injustice, inequality, and racism. In his time with us, Adam has seen firsthand how Moments to Movement paves the way for action that makes the community stronger, healthier, and more just. Seeing the success of Moments to Movement initiatives offers affirmation for Adam in the workplace, an experience he is eager to share with others as one of the activation leaders for a new Black Affinity Group at Duke. Together, we’re working to ensure that every single team member feels welcomed, valued, and celebrated here with us. Learn more about Moments to Movement today and see how we’re putting this steadfast commitment into action.
When you love what you do, career progression comes naturally. And when you’re at Duke Health, the Nursing Career Ladder makes moving up even easier. Which is why Stephanie has thrived throughout her time with us, starting as a Clinical Nurse I and growing with development programs and supportive benefits such as tuition assistance to become the Clinical Director for Advanced Heart Failure Services. Read more about Stephanie’s journey of purpose and career advancement at Duke Health https://bit.ly/3DovtWf
Kendra always knew she wanted to continue the legacy of her mother. Inspired by her grandmother and Duke Health’s reputation as an innovator, community leader, and supporter of nursing growth she joined us in 2018. Since then, Kendra has been fulfilling her passion for helping others in the ICU and leading outreach initiatives to aid fellow Duke colleagues. With assistance from Duke’s tuition reimbursement program, Kendra will add to her accomplishments here when she graduates in May from the Acute Care Master’s program at Duke University School of Nursing. Discover the perfect place to pursue your own passions at Duke. Apply to an open position today.
Whether you’re a new grad or experienced RN, we are actively welcoming new team members to join us across three Duke Health Magnet-recognized hospitals. We even have opportunities within Duke Health heart adult stepdown units, ranked as one of the top heart programs in the nation. Explore the benefits of joining an award-winning team that supports you both personally and professionally. Register today for a February hiring event.
After working with families for years in the mother/baby unit, Aastha welcomed her own bundle of joy last year. As a new mom, she was thankful knowing she would have her team’s full support during her motherhood journey. Compassion and understanding are a big part of the culture at Duke Health – something that Aastha herself offers to the patients she works with. It is this same culture that made her maternity leave so enjoyable and her transition back to Duke so seamless. Want to join a health system where you’re supported both personally and professionally? Explore open positions at Duke today.
Join us for an in-person drop-in Duke Health hiring event for adult stepdown heart units 8 a.m.-2 p.m. February 1. At the event, you will have the opportunity to tour Duke University Hospital; learn about the many benefits of working in our health system; and meet recruiters and hiring managers for an interview and a potential same day offer for open RN, nursing assistant, and health unit coordinator positions in these units. Register to attend today.
Long-lasting careers can be found in every department at Duke Health. Since joining in 2014, Norma has experienced a welcoming, supportive environment that helped her move forward her lab career. The strength and value of working with a diverse group of professionals paired with the vital role she plays in saving lives are what fulfill Norma each day. This blend of personal and professional accomplishment is an ideal opportunity for anyone looking to make a difference in health care. Explore open positions today.
Rising junior and senior nursing students can gain valuable paid career experience by applying to participate in Duke Health’s 10-week paid Professional Nursing Assistant Program. This program brings together students and preceptors in a unique, one-on-one clinical partnership where mentor relationships strengthen the students’ awareness of nursing scope of practice and critical thinking skills. Applications for the May 22 to July 30, 2023, cohort are being accepted through January 13, 2023. Apply today.
Change and exploration are an important part of career progression. After working as a WIC (Women, Infant and Children) nutritionist, Avery knew she wanted to explore a different side of the nutrition field. That led her to Duke Health where she found not only the technical environment she was looking for, but also a personalized, hands-on experience shadowing registered dieticians, and working closely with patient medical teams. Find a new opportunity of your own with us in the new year.
