You’ll need
Licensure
✓Registered Nurse with a current Illinois license.
✓Illinois nursing license required.
Certifications
Oncology Certified Nurse preferred.
OCN Certification preferred.
Education
✓Graduate of an accredited School of Nursing with BSN.
Qualifications
✓Minimum of two years hematology/oncology clinical nursing experience with demonstrated clinical competence in patient care, teaching and management of patients with a cancer diagnosis, and knowledge about clinical aspects of oncology including protocol therapy and data management.
✓Must have general computer skills and be adaptable to changing working situations and work assignments.
✓Excellent interpersonal skills required, with specific ability to communicate effectively with patients, family members, and physicians.
Oncology Nursing Society Chemotherapy Provider preferred.
ONS Chemotherapy Provider preferred.
Benefits
Medical, dental and vision401(k) with matchPaid time offTuition assistance
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About the role
Position Summary: Coordinates the care of patients through the disease process. Acts as a clinical liaison for patients, across medical services and clinical departments. Assesses clinical, emotional, spiritual, psychosocial, financial, and other patient needs.
What you’ll do
Act as liaison forAct as liaison for patients, families and their multidisciplinary clinical team
Assess clinical, emotional, spiritualAssess clinical, emotional, spiritual, psychosocial, financial, and other patient needs
Facilitate resolution to patientFacilitate resolution to patient needs and monitors follow up
Educate/reinforce education with patientsEducate/reinforce education with patients and families on disease, treatments, side effects, adverse reactions, and reportable signs/symptoms based on multidisciplinary care plan
Coordinate discharge planning withCoordinate discharge planning with the patient’s family, social workers, home nursing staff, oncologists, and personal physicians