RN Radiation Oncology - Bethesda, MD
prime physiciansBethesda (MD)
RN Radiation Oncology - Bethesda, MD
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prime physiciansBethesda (MD)
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Senior
About the role
Job Title: RN - Radiation Oncology
Specialty: Radiation Oncology
Place of Work (City/State): Bethesda, MD
Site: NIH Clinical Center (Nursing Department)
Location: 9000 Rockville Pike, Bethesda, MD 20892
Duration: 13-week contract
Start Date: ASAP, upon completion of credentialing/onboarding
Shift Schedule:
Monday-Friday, 7:30 AM-4:00 PMHow many shifts needed per month: Approx. 20-22 weekday shifts Credentialing/Onboarding time: 6-8 weeks
License: Any state license works (current, active, unrestricted)
Certifications: Current BLS (AHA or Red Cross)
Education: BSN, ADN, or Nursing Diploma from an accredited program; passed NCLEX
Experience needed: 2 years of radiation oncology OR ambulatory care experience (required)
Special Skills needed: Must be able to start IVs, perform blood draws, and access ports independently
Responsibilities:
Provide nursing care to radiation oncology patients; start IVs and access ports for treatment-related labs/infusions; monitor patients for treatment side effects; coordinate care with radiation oncology physicians and staff; document care per hospital standards. Misc: No weekend or holiday work; standard weekday schedule.
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