About Humboldt Park Health As a community-based hospital, Humboldt Park Health reinvests in the community through programs that serve the poor and uninsured, manage chronic conditions such as diabetes, provide health education, and promote initiatives and outreach for older adults. We work hard every day to be a place of healing, caring, and connection for the patients and families in the community we call home. Since its founding in 1894, Humboldt Park Health has been deeply committed to serving the Humboldt Park community.
Humboldt Park Health is a 200-bed acute care facility providing patient-centered healthcare services focused on quality and compassionate care, ranging from everyday healthcare needs to treatment for the most critical conditions. Join a Team That Cares for You, Too Caring for others starts with supporting the people who make it possible. We are committed to supporting our employees with meaningful benefits, retirement planning support, and opportunities for continued growth and development.
Whether you are seeking a full-time, part-time, or Registry position, you will be part of a compassionate, team-oriented environment dedicated to caring for both our patients and our staff. Benefits Benefits eligibility and offerings vary based on employment status and applicable plan requirements. Eligible employees may have access to: Medical, dental, and vision coverage Employer-paid life and AD&D insurance Flexible Spending Account (FSA) options 403(b) retirement plan with employer match, subject to eligibility requirements Paid Time Off (PTO), which may increase with years of service Employee discount at the Humboldt Park Health Wellness Center Education reimbursement, subject to eligibility requirements Employee wellness programs Additional voluntary benefits Opportunities for additional shifts, where applicable Benefits, eligibility, and employer contributions are subject to the applicable plan documents, employment status, and organizational policies.
Oncology nurse provides direct nursing care for hematology/oncology patients, including appropriate supportive care and administration of chemotherapy, blood components, fluid and electrolyte replacements, and other oncology treatments as prescribed.
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Provides direct nursing care for specified patients, including appropriate supportive care and administration of chemotherapy, blood components, fluid and electrolyte replacements, and other oncology treatments as prescribed. Performs nursing assessments and triage of patient care needs for new and ongoing patients. Provides education to patients, families, and significant others; acts as an information resource to students, health care professionals, patients, and the public.
Provides family support as required, including applicable referrals and bereavement counseling. Follows established departmental policies, procedures, and objectives, continuous quality improvement objectives, and safety, environmental, and/or infection control standards. May train and guide other nursing and support staff engaged in clinical activities; may participate in research and related activities.
Performs miscellaneous job-related duties as assigned. Requirements 2 year of chemotherapy and biotherapy experience required Minimum 18 months of infusion experience BLS and ACLS Certification required ONS Chemotherapy/Biotherapy Certificate or Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN) Education Associates (required) Licenses and Certifications ONS-Oncology Nurse Soc. (required) OCN -Onc Certified Nurse (required) ACLS-Adv Cardio Life Supt (required) BLS - Basic Life Supt (required) Experience Minimum 1 year experience (required) Biotherapy - 2 years experience required (required) Chemotherapy - 2 years experience required (required)