Description

American Traveler is hiring a Pediatric Oncology RN for a 12-week teaching hospital assignment requiring at least 1 year of pediatric oncology experience and a CA RN license.

Details

• Pediatric Oncology unit at a teaching hospital
• Day shift schedule, 5x8 hours from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
• Involves case management and patient care coordination, including assisting providers with lab and other results
• Responsible for triaging patient calls and addressing patient care needs via phone and email
• Uses Epic for charting
• May float to other facilities within a 75+ mile radius if qualified

Requirements

• Active CA RN license required at time of submission
• BSN required
• AHA BLS certification required
• APHON certification preferred
• Minimum 1 year of pediatric oncology experience required
• Teaching hospital experience required and must be noted in employment history
• Epic charting experience required
• Skilled in oncology care, chemotherapy monitoring, neutropenic precautions, and symptom management
• Experience administering chemotherapy and bone marrow transplant care preferred
• Knowledge of infection prevention practices preferred
• 2 professional references from most recent employer required for consideration

Additional Information

• Provide direct pediatric oncology nursing care, including chemotherapy monitoring and symptom management
• Coordinate care with providers and support patient needs through triage and communication
• Any prior employment with University of California medical facilities or their acquired facilities must be disclosed, including dates, units, and manager names for rehire eligibility review
• All requested time off must be disclosed at time of submission and approved by the manager prior to offer; no additional time off requests accepted mid-contract, and none allowed within the first two weeks of the assignment
• Local candidates accepted at the same pay rate as travelers
• Travel pairs allowed but generally not placed on the same unit; married couples may not work together on the same unit