Oncology, APN - Oncology Hospitalist Service

Your duties include but not limited to working collaboratively with a physician and under the clinical supervision of the Medical Directors. The Advanced Practice Nurse (APN) provides medical evaluations and ongoing medication treatment to Oncology patients being co-managed with Oncology specialist physicians. This patient population includes solid tumor, malignant hematology, bone marrow transplant, CAR-T therapy and other clinical cancer research trial patients.

Among the key duties of this position are the following:

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• Participates in data collection related to the patients’ status and needs.
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• Perform initial hospital admissions and initiate care coordination for patients being admitted
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• Collaborate with specialists and incorporate consultant recommendations into the treatment
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• Provides direct patient care to hospitalized Oncology patients within scope of practice to ensure
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• Informs and instructs patients/significant others on patient’s health/illness state and plan of
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• Documents clearly all aspects of patient care in the electronic medical record.
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• Administers medications and parenteral therapy in accordance with established policies.
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Preferred candidates should have:

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• At least 2 years of acute care hospital experience as an APN
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• Prior experience as a bedside nurse preferably in oncology, ICU, or ER setting
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• Prior Oncology experience strongly preferred but not necessary.
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Additionally ideal candidates will have:

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• Great organization skills
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• Strong interpersonal communication skills
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• Ability to work in a fast-paced environment
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• Flexibility in work roles
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• Team player
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• Ability to multitask
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• Great attention to detail
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• Excellent bedside manners
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• Ability to communicate effectively in the English Language
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