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ResponsibilitiesIn area of oncology specialty, the Nurse Clinician - Oncology acts as a clinician, educator, consultant, researcher and leader relevant to the needs of oncology patient and family members, nursing personnel and the healthcare system.
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- FULL_TIME
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ResponsibilitiesIn area of oncology specialty, the Nurse Clinician - Oncology acts as a clinician, educator, consultant, researcher and leader relevant to the needs of oncology patient and family members, nursing personnel and the healthcare system. The Nurse Clinician - Oncology serves as a clinical resource and expert in area of oncology specialty and communicates needs and coordinates services among other members of the health care team in order to ensure total quality oncology patient care and improved patient outcomes.
The Nurse Clinician demonstrates knowledge of professional nursing theory and practice, clinical competency and professional development and utilizes the Swanson Theory of Caring and patient/family centered care as the foundation for his/her nursing practice. QualificationsRequired:1 year in oncology, palliative, head and neck experience or 3 years general nursing experienceAssociate DegreeRegistered NurseDesired:Bachelor DegreeOncology Certified Nurse Oncology Certified Nurse √ OCN or certification relevant to oncology specialty
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