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Regions Hospital is seeking an experienced RN to work in a part time, day shift position in our Cancer Care Center. The Oncology Clinic Registered Nurse (RN) utilizes a systematic nursing practice framework that includes assessment, planning, nursing diagnosis, implementation, and evaluation, in accordance with the Nurse Practice Act, defined scope of practice, recognized professional standards, and HealthPartners and employer specific policies and protocols.
The RN delivers compassionate, evidence-based care to patients undergoing cancer treatment in an ambulatory setting. This role coordinates and manages the nursing care of oncology patients across the continuum—from initial consultation through active treatment and survivorship—while collaborating closely with physicians, infusion nurses, pharmacists, and support staff. Work
Clinic Hours 0800-1700 Mon-Fri Required
Completion of an associate degree in nursing with one year of RN experience OR completion of a bachelor’s degree in nursing OR Master’s Degree in nursing. One year hospital nursing or equivalent experience required. Current Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN) certification or willing to obtain within 2 years of hire OR successful completion of 36 cancer-related continuing education nursing contact hours each Commission on Cancer accreditation cycle.
Current Registered Nurse license in either the state of Minnesota or Wisconsin upon hire. Must provide proof of application for alternate state license prior to start and obtain the second license within 30 days of hire. Both Minnesota and Wisconsin RN license must be maintained.
BLS through AHA certified program. On-line only BLS certification is not accepted.
Bachelor’s degree in nursing Two years' experience in oncology, chemotherapy infusion, or cancer care settings.
Part-time regular · Day shift
About the role
The RN delivers compassionate, evidence-based care to patients undergoing cancer treatment in an ambulatory setting. This role coordinates and manages the nursing care of oncology patients across the continuum—from initial consultation through active treatment and survivorship—while collaborating closely with physicians, infusion nurses, pharmacists, and support staff.