RN - MS
wellspring nursesourceFargo (ND)
About the role
Medical-Surgical Oncology Registered Nurse (RN) We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Medical-Surgical Oncology Registered Nurse (RN) to join our team. This role involves providing exceptional care to medically complex hematology and oncology patients, focusing on the administration of blood products, antibiotics, and symptom management.
Job DetailsShift: 12-hour Day/Night Rotation
Schedule: Every other weekend and holiday
Guaranteed Hours:
36 hours per week
Unit InformationThe unit consists of:
6S - 16 inpatient oncology beds
7S - 12 inpatient oncology beds, with a focus on hematology and bone marrow transplant
Role ResponsibilitiesConduct head-to-toe assessments of patients
Administer medications and blood products as required
Communicate effectively with the interdisciplinary team
Provide education and updates to patients and their families
If trained, administer chemotherapy and participate in treatment planning
Qualifications:
Active Registered Nurse (RN) License in North Dakota or Compact state
Basic Life Support (BLS) certification (must be AHA)
Minimum of 2 years of recent nursing experience in a large hospital setting (250+ beds)
Experience in a busy level 1 trauma center is preferred
EPIC electronic health record experience
Willingness to float to all medical-surgical units as needed
Travel nursing experience is highly preferred
Training and OrientationNew employees will undergo an orientation program consisting of:
8 hours of classroom training
24-36 hours of unit-specific training
Patient Care StandardsThe nurse-to-patient ratio is:
1:3 for patients receiving chemotherapy or bone marrow transplant
1:4-5 for regular oncology patients
1:4-6 on nights
Equipment UtilizedEPIC electronic health record
Philips Care Monitors
Glucometers
Bladder scanners
Language line for communication assistance
Zebra phone for internal communication
If you are passionate about providing high-quality care to patients in an oncology setting, we encourage you to apply for this rewarding position.
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