Infusion Clinical Nurse - Young Adult
Listed on 2026-08-30
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Nursing
Clinical Nurse Specialist, Healthcare Nursing, Pediatric Nurse, Oncology Nurse
Join MD Anderson as an Infusion Clinical Nurse and make a meaningful impact while caring for pediatric and Young Adult patients at one of the world's leading cancer centers. In this role, you’ll have the opportunity to provide specialized infusion care, including the administration and monitoring of chemotherapy, biotherapy, immunotherapy, and blood products, while building meaningful relationships with patients and families.
What's in it for you? You’ll receive comprehensive training to support your transition into pediatric infusion care and ultimately a primarily Young Adult patient population, along with opportunities to grow your clinical expertise and advance your nursing practice. You’ll work alongside an experienced, multidisciplinary team in an environment that values collaboration, professional development, evidence-based practice, and continuous improvement.
At MD Anderson, you’ll also enjoy a comprehensive benefits package, including competitive pay, an annual merit increase program, annual incentive opportunities, an employer-funded pension contribution, medical/dental/vision coverage, generous paid time off, and opportunities for professional growth and development.
If you’re an experienced RN looking to expand your oncology expertise while making a lasting difference in the lives of young patients, this is an opportunity to grow your career at MD Anderson.
The hours are 4 10 hours shifts Monday
- Friday 8am - 6:30pm, rotating day off during the week. The ideal candidate will have at least 1 year of recent oncology experience.
The Clinical Nurse is responsible for the provision of care to patients and families consistent with the unit's values, beliefs, and behaviors to meet the demands of the future.
- Provides quality and fiscally responsible patient care.
- Proactively anticipates patient and family needs in collaboration with the Charge Nurse, Clinical Nurse Leader, and Nurse Manager.
- Utilizes available material resources responsibly for direct patient care.
- Demonstrates loyalty and commitment to the unit's inter-professional team.
- Incorporates the process of change in daily practice.
The Clinical Nurse is responsible and accountable for providing exemplary nursing practice and has an ethical and professional responsibility to contribute to innovation, improvement, and new knowledge.
New Knowledge- Applies new and existing evidence in patient care standards, incorporating new knowledge, innovations, and improvements in clinical practice and the patient care delivery system.
- Complies with regulatory standards.
- Fosters an environment that challenges the status quo, embraces and promotes change.
- Practices within the established patient care delivery system, consistent with the Professional Practice Model.
- Demonstrates proficiency in the application of technology in providing care to patients and families.
- Participates in assessing, coordinating, implementing, and evaluating the delivery of safe and effective patient and family care utilizing evidence-based and empirical outcome measurements.
The Clinical Nurse engages in problem solving in order to meet unit goals and achieve desired outcomes.
- Supervision:
Fosters an environment conducive to Just Culture by holding self and staff members accountable. - Evaluation:
Participates in the evaluation of staff members' clinical performance through contributions to the annual evaluation and professional development processes. - Productivity:
Maximizes performance within the scope of practice to accomplish unit goals and…
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