Clinical Nurse I - Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research - HP10 - FT - Nights

NYP/Columbia University Irving Medical Centeronsite$130K – $141K

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Location New York, New York Shift: Night Flex (United States of America) Description: A Unit Delivering Excellence in Research: Where Amazing Works Clinical Nurse I - Irving Institute for Clinical and Translational Research - HP10 - FT - Nights Practice the art and science of evidence-based nursing at NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital. Lead the charge in improving the patient care experience. Join an action-oriented team at an Ivy League medical center and go to the next level in your nursing career. Together, we use our brains and hearts to provide the highest level of care imaginable. In the process, experience all the reasons we entered our noble field. At NewYork-Presbyterian, nursing is a life-changing career journey focused on amazing patient outcomes every step of the way.…

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