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Oversee all aspect of a growing, intellectually enriching, multi-disciplinary bioethics and psycho-social healthcare delivery research program. The candidate will provide leadership, management, and direction in the operation of a new research program at Mayo Clinic Arizona at the intersection of bioethics, health equity, and health care delivery science.
Please visit the Mayo Clinic jobs site for full details: https://jobs.mayoclinic.org/job/phoenix/sr-program-coordinator-general-internal-medicine-research/33647/27940144128

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