Senior Staff AccountantNewCharlotte, North Carolina, United States

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At RVO Health we believe we can be the change we wish to see in the world. We believe that action expresses priorities, and we have a responsibility to interrupt injustice and indifference whenever we see it. By holding ourselves accountable to being open and inclusive teammates, community members, and leaders inside the walls of RVO Health, we hope to set an example for others in the world to follow. With this in mind, we invite you to help inform us on how we can strengthen our hiring practices by identifying and mitigating unconscious bias from our hiring process.

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