Registered Nurse - Radiation Oncology

Role Overview: The Registered Nurse in Radiation Oncology delivers direct patient care for individuals receiving photon or proton radiation therapy. Responsibilities include patient education, symptom assessment and management, conscious sedation, and IV contrast administration. The RN collaborates with physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and radiation therapists to ensure comprehensive care. Additionally, the RN assists with care coordination, research activities, and contributes to departmental success by participating in quality improvement and leadership roles.

Qualifications and Skills: Candidates must have a nursing degree from an accredited program, with at least one year of RN experience. Preferred experience includes pediatric or hematology/oncology nursing. Essential skills include excellent communication, teamwork, critical thinking, and computer literacy. Ability to obtain ACLS and ECG training is expected during orientation. Valid RN licensure and BLS certification are required prior to employment.

Additional Details: The role involves leadership activities like mentoring and participating in projects. Some employees may need to drive a personal vehicle. The position is full-time, nonexempt, with competitive pay based on experience and education. Benefits include medical, dental, vision, savings plans, and retirement options. The role supports international sponsorship and emphasizes diversity and equal opportunity.