Nuser Practitioner- Oncology
Listed on 2026-03-14
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Nursing
Oncology Nurse, Clinical Nurse Specialist
Salary Range: $90,000 – $120,000 per year
Schedule:
Four 10-hour days a week (M-F) and four weekend calls a year (rounding in hospital Saturday and Sunday)
Join a premier provider team with a rewarding incentive structure (requires a 2-year commitment; paid over a 2-year period):
- $25,000 Sign-on Bonus: For Nurse Practitioners with 3+ years of direct oncology experience.
- $15,000 Sign-on Bonus: For Nurse Practitioners with 1–2 years of direct oncology experience.
The Oncology Nurse Practitioner (ONP) is a highly specialized APRN providing comprehensive cancer care across inpatient and outpatient settings in Oak Ridge. Working in collaboration with supervising physicians, the ONP manages a dynamic clinical caseload ranging from primary care services to complex chemotherapy side-effect management. As a vital member of the TOG team, you will serve as a primary representative in the community and a key collaborator with our referring partners.
Key Responsibilities Clinical Care & Assessment- Comprehensive Management: Perform histories and physical exams, analyze data for diagnosis, and initiate holistic plans of care for hematology and oncology patients.
- Acute Intervention: Evaluate and treat acute patient problems, including oncologic emergencies and chemotherapy-related complications.
- Clinical Triage: Manage medical inquiries from patients, physicians, and hospitals to ensure timely intervention and care coordination.
- Chemotherapy Oversight: Deliver pre-treatment education to patients and families; assist with chemotherapy preparation, administration, and supervision as required.
- Emergency Response: Act as the first responder for infusion-related reactions or emergencies within the on-site infusion center.
- Inpatient Rounds: Provide first-call coverage and assist with hospital rounds, serving as the group's inpatient point-person.
- Holistic Advocacy: Coordinate with social services and nurse navigation to address cultural and economic factors affecting patient care.
- Staff Resource: Serve as a clinical educator for office staff and participate in health system committees, such as the Commission on Cancer.
- Quality & Safety: Maintain accurate medical records and participate in quality improvement initiatives and protocol reviews.
- Education: Must meet the educational standards required for APRN licensure in the State of Tennessee.
- Licensure:
- Required: Active certification (ANA or AANP) as an Adult, Family, or Acute Care Nurse Practitioner.
- Experience: Direct oncology experience is highly valued and qualifies for specialized sign-on bonuses.
- Preferred: Oncology Nursing Society (ONS) Oncology Certification.
- Physical: Type A (Standard clinical environment).
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