Doug Vinsel encourages you to make your voice heard in the Work Culture Survey
May 19th, 2010Doug Vinsel, president of Duke Raleigh Hospital, talks about the importance of the DUHS Work Culture Survey.
Doug Vinsel, president of Duke Raleigh Hospital, talks about the importance of the DUHS Work Culture Survey.
James Campbell, RN, clinical nurse III in DRAH's ED, talks about being a part of DRAH for ten years and the opportunities available for professional growth.
Victor J. Dzau, M.D, president and CEO of DUHS and Duke University chancellor for health affairs, talks about the importance of the DUHS Work Culture Survey.
DUHS received the American Board of Nursing Specialties' Award for Nursing Certification Advocacy on May 6.
Rhonda Hopkins, RN, clinical lead in DRAH's Cardiac Cath Lab, talks about the diversity in nursing and the growth opportunites at Duke Raleigh.
Andrea Layton, program manager at Duke Raleigh Hospital's Wellness Center, talks about the opportunites nurses have in their careers.
Seth Cohen, M.D., a laryngologist at the Duke Voice Center, talks about a less invasive procedure using a laser to treat lesions on vocal cords.
Susan Ghiassi, a mammographer at Duke Raleigh Outpatient Imaging, never knew she would publish a book that would touch her patients' lives. She was simply providing the best care she…
Karen Forsythe, in nursing administration at Duke Raleigh Hospital, coordinated the 2nd annual “Lucky to Be, Kidney Disease Free”, bake sale and cake raffle. This year’s sale raised $693.50. All…
The Duke Raleigh Hospital Diversity Leadership Team and the Diversity Committee at Wake Technical Community College hosted a Minority Healthcare Panel on Saturday, February 27. The panel included Duke Raleigh…