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Junior Research Nurse

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Cape Town, Western Cape

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â What you bring: Diploma or Degree in Nursing SANC registration Experience in paediatrics (and/or midwifery) Strong communication and interpersonal skills Ability to stay organised and work in a fast-paced environment Confidence using computers and capturing clinical data Your clinical foundation will support research that advances care for infants and children in both hospital and community settings. ð¯ What youll own: Providing nursing care to study participants (infants, children, and …

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