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Ambulatory · Rochester, MI
Who they are
Oakland University is a public doctoral institution located in Rochester, Michigan, serving over 19,000 students. Within the university, the Graham Health Center (Department 3303) provides healthcare services to the OU campus community, including students and employees.
Nurses at Oakland University work in a campus health setting, providing direct patient care, immunization services, and health education during outreach events and programs across the campus. The nursing role involves working under the direction of the GHC Director and interacting with a diverse academic population. As a university employer, Oakland University offers a distinct environment compared to traditional hospital or clinical settings, with nurses serving the campus community rather than the general public. The position requires a Michigan Registered Nurse license and emphasizes clinical skills, communication, and customer service in an educational context.
Oakland University's mission is to cultivate the full potential of a diverse and inclusive community, impacting Michigan and the world through education, research, scholarship, and creative activity. The vision emphasizes unlocking individual potential and leaving a lasting impact through the transformative power of education and research.
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Specific benefits package details were not provided in the research. As a public university employer, typical benefits may include state employee health insurance, retirement plans, and tuition benefits, but these are not confirmed by the provided sources.
Indeed reports an overall rating of 4.3 out of 5 stars based on 394 reviews for Oakland University. Detailed ratings show work-life balance at 4.2/5, culture at 4.1/5, management at 4.0/5, while pay and benefits and job security/advancement both scored lower at 3.6/5. Glassdoor lists 478 reviews though a specific overall numeric rating was not captured. Reviewers noted appreciation for the ability to learn new things, meet personal goals, and feel personally appreciated. Reviews primarily reflect general university employees rather than nursing-specific feedback.
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