Nurse Navigator

Duration: 12 months (Possible Extension to 18 Months)

Shift: Monday–Friday, standard business hours in the candidate’s time zone; flexibility to work later hours one or more days per week to accommodate West Coast and evening patient calls initially

This role appears to focus primarily on patient education and care navigation, rather than directly administering treatments or providing clinical care.

Starts at 30 hours/week, with the possibility of increasing to 40 hours/week based on workload.

Interview process: one interview with a colleague performing similar duties, followed by one interview with two patient program managers, including the hiring manager.

Requirements:

2–3 years of experience in direct patient care or patient navigation.

Oncology experience in a clinical or industry setting.

Provide information and educational materials to help patients understand these therapies.

Provide education:
Explain two treatment options:

HAI (Hepatic Artery Infusion) Therapy: A treatment that delivers chemotherapy directly to the liver through its hepatic artery.

Thera Sphere Y-90 Glass Microspheres: A form of radio embolization that delivers tiny radioactive glass beads into blood vessels supplying liver tumors.

Answer inquiries:
Respond to questions from patients and caregivers interested in liver cancer treatments.

Nursing background and education required.

Ability to educate patients and caregivers about HAI therapy and Thera Sphere Y-90 Glass Microspheres and connect them with hospitals offering these treatments.

Education:

Nursing background and education required.

Start Date:

11/16/2026

Estimated End Date: 11/15/2027

Hours:

Initially first 2 to 3 Weeks 30 hours/week, with potential to increase to 40 hours/week.

Contract Type:
Fulltime. (possible extension through 18 months)