Registered Nurse – Inpatient Hematology/Oncology/Cellular Therapy

The Registered Nurse provides specialized care to adult patients with hematologic disorders and cancers, including leukemia, lymphoma, and multiple myeloma, in a fast-paced, hospital-based unit. Responsibilities include administering chemotherapy, immunotherapy, cellular therapy, blood transfusions, and supportive treatments, as well as patient education, emotional support, and discharge planning. The role involves utilizing advanced nursing skills such as cellular therapy administration, research infusions, and blood transfusions, within a holistic, patient-centered approach. Nurses may train for advanced roles like CAR-T therapy after approximately two years. Qualifications include a recognized nursing degree, at least one year of RN experience, and current RN licensure. Strong communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and computer skills are essential, along with flexibility to work varied shifts and adapt to unpredictable situations. BLS certification is required, with additional state licensure or certifications as needed. This role offers competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and opportunities for professional growth. It is eligible for TN sponsorship, requiring licensure and certification prior to start. The RN will support quality improvement, mentorship, and leadership activities, functioning within the Mayo Clinic Nursing Professional Practice Model.