Oncology Infusion Nurse

Role Overview: The Registered Nurse Infusion Clinician specializes in oncology infusion therapy, providing safe, evidence-based care for patients receiving chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and targeted treatments in outpatient settings. They assess patient needs, administer hazardous drugs, and address biological, emotional, developmental, and psychosocial factors, serving as a clinical resource for staff and medical teams.

Key Responsibilities

• Perform nursing processes—assessment, diagnosis, planning, implementation, and evaluation—tailoring care to individual patient needs and cultural backgrounds.
• Partner with patients and families through education and updates, focusing on patient-centered care.
• Ensure compliance with clinical standards, including chemotherapy protocols, and maintain competency in hazardous drug administration.
• Coordinate safe, high-quality care through interdisciplinary communication, documentation, and promoting an inclusive, respectful environment.
• Support performance improvement initiatives, participate in research, and uphold organizational policies and accreditation standards.
• Engage in professional development, mentorship, and continuing education, including specialty certifications.
• Contribute to protocol development, resource management, and resource-efficient patient care across the continuum.

Qualifications And Skills

• Diploma in Nursing required; Bachelor's or Master's preferred.
• Minimum of 2 years of direct patient care; outpatient oncology experience preferred.
• Valid RN license (single-state or multi-state compact) and BLS certification; instructor credentials preferred.
• Strong clinical knowledge, critical thinking, communication skills, and a commitment to continuous learning and teamwork.