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The Early Phase Oncology CMC Pharmaceutics team has an immediate opening for a Scientific Lead, Oncology Pharmaceutics candidate. Work collaboratively with CMC colleagues (process chemistry and analytical chemistry) as well as discovery scientists (medicinal chemistry, DMPK, toxicology, and pharmacology) to develop and deliver appropriate formulations and drug products for preclinical and clinical development.
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Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers, Colorado's largest and most comprehensive provider of cancer care has an exciting opportunity for a PRN RN to support our radiation oncology sites as needed. Perform baseline assessments on new radiation oncology and follow-up patients which includes reviewing patient’s medical records for baseline data and comparing with assessment data.
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PRN - Oncology Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant - Denver and surrounding areas. Intermountain Health is currently looking for an experienced Oncology Advanced Practice Provider (NP or PA) to help cover vacations and leaves of absence.
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