Oncology Infusion Nurse

Role Overview The Registered Nurse Oncology Infusion Clinician provides specialized infusion therapy, including chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted treatments, primarily in an outpatient setting. Under the direction of leadership, they deliver safe, patient-centered care while addressing biological, emotional, developmental, psychosocial, and educational needs of diverse patient populations. They serve as a clinical resource for staff, leadership, and medical teams, ensuring adherence to nursing standards and ethical practices. Key Responsibilities Exemplary Practice and Outcomes: Conducts comprehensive assessments, plans, implements, and evaluates individualized care based on evidence-based standards, with a focus on patient safety and cultural competence.Teamwork and Collaboration: Coordinates interdisciplinary communication, documentation, and promotes a respectful team environment. Supports performance improvement and shared governance initiatives.Professional Development: Completes competency assessments, mentors staff, and pursues ongoing education and specialty certification in oncology nursing.Evidence-Based Practice: Encourages research participation, adheres to policies, and utilizes clinical evidence to enhance patient care quality.Resources and Support: Plans patient care continuity, develops protocols, and optimizes resource use to improve outcomes and reduce readmissions. Qualifications & Skills Diploma in Nursing required; Bachelor's or Master's preferred.Minimum 2 years of direct patient care, with outpatient oncology experience preferred.Current RN license (single state or multi-state compact), BLS certification, and BLS instructor certification preferred. Ideal candidates are passionate, collaborative, and dedicated to providing high-quality, compassionate care in a dynamic healthcare environment.