Registered Nurse Medical Oncology Clinic
$33.60 – $56.52
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Posted 12 days ago
SENIORITY
Mid
SALARY
$33.60 – $56.52
About the role
- Provides supportive resources and education to patients and family members on treatment and side effects.
- Teaches patients and their families about treatment expectations and procedures. Other duties as assigned.
- Completes necessary patient forms such as FMLA, disability, and letters of medical necessity. Assists the benefits team in obtaining authorizations for chemotherapy and infusion-related treatments.
- Facilitates communication by answering voicemails, emails, texts, and Microsoft Teams messages.
- Develops and implements individualized care plans for patients, coordinating various aspects of oncologic patient care.
- Triages and treats cancer-related issues, including administering and monitoring chemotherapy treatments. Inputs chemotherapy treatment orders as per the ordering physician and coordinates treatment appointments with the infusion center.
- Monitors patient adherence to oral chemotherapy medications and all other medications ordered by the physician.
- Collaborates with a team of healthcare professionals to share expertise and knowledge, ensuring comprehensive patient care.
- Researches new treatments and protocols for cancer patients to stay up-to-date with the latest advancements.
- Consistently monitors and records patient progress, including responses to treatments and medications.
- Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:
- Port Flush [Required]Bilingual (English/Spanish) [Preferred]
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