Oncology Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant

Oncology Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant

An oncology practice is seeking experienced Nurse Practitioners (NPs) or Physician Assistants (PAs) for two separate openings supporting different specialties:

• Head & Neck Oncology
• Surgical Oncology

Both roles combine clinic care, surgical/OR support, postoperative management, and patient follow-up.

Position Highlights

• Mix of clinic and OR responsibilities
• Typical day includes rounding on patients, going to clinic, seeing follow-ups, some new patients, and also having some OR days
• Head & Neck Oncology: Includes pre- and postoperative scoping. There is a heavy amount of follow-up that requires scoping, and training will be provided
• First-call responsibilities; call schedule will be discussed further during the interview process
• Lots of wound care scenarios, discharge coordination, and discharge planning, with a strong inpatient team also available to help support these needs
• Opportunity for OR training for candidates with strong procedural or surgical clinic experience

Qualifications

• NP or PA experience required
• Clinic experience working closely with surgeons and a strong understanding of preoperative and postoperative care required
• Acute Care NP certification is not required
• Surgical or procedural experience strongly preferred
• First-assist experience is a plus, but not required
• Strong understanding of what to monitor for before and after surgery
• Willingness to learn and become comfortable with scoping for Head & Neck patients

The People We're Looking For

We want people who feel called to the work, not simply people looking for a job.
People who understand that healthcare is about more than clinical expertise. It is about caring for people when they are often at their most vulnerable.

We look for people who:
• Put the patient first
• Have a genuine heart for service
• Understand that customer service matters in healthcare
• Are mindful of how their words, actions, and presence make patients feel
• Treat every patient with empathy, dignity, and respect
• Recognize that small interactions can have a lasting impact
• Take ownership of the patient experience
• Understand that how we make patients feel is our differentiator