Role Overview: The RN Oncology Infusion Therapy Clinician provides specialized nursing care in an outpatient infusion setting, primarily administering chemotherapy, immunotherapy, antineoplastic, and hazardous drugs for malignant and nonmalignant conditions. They function under the guidance of leadership, serving as a clinical resource while ensuring safe, patient-centered care that respects cultural and age-specific needs.
Key Responsibilities:
- Perform comprehensive assessments, diagnoses, care planning, implementation, and evaluation using evidence-based practices.
- Deliver relationship-based, culturally competent, patient-centered care aligned with clinical standards and treatment protocols.
- Coordinate safe, effective care delivery through interdisciplinary communication, documentation, and teamwork.
- Support professional development by completing competency assessments, mentoring colleagues, and maintaining oncology certifications.
- Promote evidence-based practice, participate in research, and contribute to performance improvement initiatives.
- Develop protocols, optimize resource utilization, and support system-wide safety and quality goals.
Qualifications and Skills:
- Prior oncology nursing experience is required.
- Licensure as a registered nurse, with adherence to the Georgia Nurse Practice Act and ANA standards.
- Strong clinical expertise in chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and hazardous drug administration.
- Excellent communication, teamwork, and patient advocacy skills.
- Commitment to ongoing education, professional growth, and evidence-based practice.
Additional Duties: Participate in staff meetings, in-services, special projects, and serve as a preceptor. Local travel and floating between sites within 35 miles are expected to support operational needs.