Are you a Gap Year student who has current Clinical Assistant, EMT or Medical Assistant certification?
Minnesota Oncology is proud to announce a new program for those who have CNA, EMT or Medical Assistant certification to provide Medical/Clinical Assistance Care in an Oncology Setting.
Minnesota Oncology offers its employees an exciting, fast-paced, and challenging work environment. We are currently looking for an individual with passion for the healthcare field and someone that can commit to personal accountability and integrity. An ideal candidate will also have excellent oral and written communication skills with an ability to collaborate and work in a team based environment.
Come join this dynamic team who is passionate about providing exceptional care to our patients. No nights, holidays, or weekends!
Current opportunites in Maplewood, Burnsville, Minneapolis or Coon Rapids.
LEARN MORE: https://careers.usoncology.com/mnoncology/jobs/11784?lang=en-us
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