Oncology (Inpatient) Nursing Role (RN or LPN)
Provide compassionate inpatient care for patients with cancer and complex medical needs, including chemotherapy administration, palliative support, and end-of-life care. Collaborate with a multidisciplinary oncology team to manage diagnoses such as wound care and respiratory failure, and support clinical research and investigational therapies.
Key Duties
- Assess patient needs and deliver individualized nursing care in an acute inpatient setting.
- Administer and monitor inpatient chemotherapy and related treatments.
- Provide symptom management, palliative interventions, and dignified end-of-life care.
- Support patients and families through complex diagnoses with empathy and respect.
- Participate in research-related workflows and work alongside specialists.
Qualifications
- RN: Accredited nursing degree (BSN preferred), current RN licensure/permit in the hiring state, and BLS/CPR certification (American Heart Association).
- LPN: Graduate of an accredited practical nursing program (or comparable education with successful licensure), current LPN licensure in the hiring state, BLS/CPR certification (AHA) and completion of required IV certification.