Clinical Nurse I : Medical-8th Floor (Oncology

Clinical Nurse I :
Medical-8th Floor (Oncology)

Newport Beach, CA, United States

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Do you thrive on building deep, ongoing relationships with your patients? Are you highly organized and passionate about patient and family education? Are you ready to compassionately support your patients as they face the physical and emotional challenges that come with cancer treatment? If you said yes, keep reading – we may have the perfect opportunity for you.

As part of the Medical Oncology team at Hoag Memorial Hospital, Newport Beach
, you’ll give direct inpatient nursing care as per the California Nurse Practice Act, and in support of the mission of the Patient Care Services Division.

Being a Hoag Clinical Nurse means serving our community by using research and evidence-based outcomes and collaborating with members of your team to offer the highest level of care to those who depend on us.

Hoag is a recognized leader in cancer care, offering the latest in diagnostic and treatment capabilities to the community. Our Medical Oncology unit features 33 beds, with a nurse-to-patient ratio of 1:4 to 1:5 depending on patient mix. While 80 to 90 percent of our admissions are oncology patients, we also receive overflow patients from our various medical/surgical units.

Opportunity to grow your skillset in the Oncology specialty and become Chemo-Certified.

Coordinate patient care across the spectrum of modern oncology services, including advanced diagnostic testing, eligibility screening for clinical trials

Deliver innovative treatment modalities in collaboration with the interdisciplinary team to serve our community.

Administer chemotherapy, biotherapy, immunotherapy, blood products, and supportive medications in accordance with safety protocols (e.g., ONS/ONS Chemotherapy & Immunotherapy Standards).

Collaborate with oncologists, nurse navigators, pharmacists, social workers, palliative care, dietitians, and case managers.

Provide supportive, compassionate care to patients and families during transitions to palliative or hospice services, ensuring comfort, dignity, and emotional support throughout end‑of‑life processes.

Other duties include:

Assessing and documenting a complete physical assessment, nursing interventions, and teaching and discharge needs for patients assigned to each shift,utilizing documentation guidelines, Standards of Care and Pathway goals.

Communicating changes in the patient's condition to the Charge Nurse/Supervisor and the physician directing care, as well as pertinent information at shift report using the patient Plan of Care (POC).

Providing continuity of care through the implementation andutilizationof the POC.

Responding to emergency situations in atimeframeappropriate tothe needs of each patient.

Administering medications and intravenous therapy with the ability to assess the appropriate indication ofdosing and effects of the medication administered.

Assessing the educational ability/level for the patient, incorporating available educational material into patient/significant other teaching and documenting understanding in the patient record.

Hoag nurses consistentlymaintaina high standard of professional communication,appearance and conduct.

They’redriven to excel in patient treatment and nursing, andthey’redeeply passionate about their work. To that end,we’llexpect you toparticipatein our continuous quality improvement process andmaintaina working knowledge of departmental and hospital standards,policies and procedures.

We’rekeen on following safety measures and infection control protocols, being attentive to details, and having intimate knowledge of the populations we serve.

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