Infusion RN - PRN Float

Overview

A career taking care of cancer patients is a calling for many of us. It is more than a job—each Compass team member brings a unique story focused on care, compassion, and commitment. All roles share the same goal: to provide the best care possible for each patient. If this sounds like you, please reach out.

Per Diem / On‑Call; up to 20 hours per week.

Float between our OR locations (Clackamas, Tigard, Rose Quarter).

$41.17 – $69.36 per hour (final offer based on experience and qualifications).

Under general supervision, provide professional nursing care for oncology patients following established standards and practices. Demonstrate knowledge of age‑specific differences in the patient population. Support the US Oncology Compliance Program, including the Code of Ethics and Business Standards.

• Assist physician with exams and procedures.
• Maintain efficient patient flow in and out of exam rooms.
• Assess patients for changes in condition, including abnormal labs, radiology, drug reactions, and initiate appropriate action.
• Facilitate dose modification by assessing labs, consulting protocols, calculating dose, and consulting physician.
• Perform venipuncture, access implanted ports, and maintain central line catheter devices.
• Administer all medications/blood products with correct dosage, route, timing and technique.
• Document nursing assessments, patient teaching, fluid and medication administration in the chart.
• Communicate all pertinent information and interventions to physician.
• Ensure nursing charges are accurate on patient fee slips.
• Act as a resource for medical assistants.
• Triage patient phone calls and document relevant information.
• Assess patient/family needs and provide teaching and instructional materials.
• Demonstrate awareness of community resources and assist with referrals.
• Manage patient medication refill requests from pharmacy and record information.
• Provide nursing coverage for satellite offices as needed.
• Follow OSHA guidelines when handling cytotoxic agents, biohazardous waste, or materials potentially infected with a blood‑borne pathogen.
• Maintain patient confidentiality at all times.
• Participate in cross‑training programs to develop skills across multiple areas of the practice and provide support where needed.

• Graduate from an accredited professional nursing program; BSN preferred.
• Dual licensure in Oregon (OR) and Washington (WA) obtained within 6 months of start date.
• Chemotherapy Immunotherapy provider card preferred.
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
• Maintain continuing education requirements.

• Minimum 1‑3 years of nursing experience, including at least one year in oncology (preferred).

Compass Oncology brings together leading cancer experts in surgery, medicine, radiation, pathology and palliative care to provide comprehensive cancer care. Our physicians specialize in particular cancer types, offering heightened expertise. We are part of the US Oncology Network and participate in leading‑edge clinical trials. We serve the Portland and Vancouver communities with clinics throughout the metro area.

For benefit‑eligible employees who work 20 hours or more, we offer:

• Medical, Dental, Vision, Life and Disability coverage
• Health Savings Account and Flexible Spending Accounts
• Critical Illness, Hospital, and Legal Plans
• PTO and Holiday plans
• Retirement Savings Plans
• Robust Wellness Program and Incentives
• Employee Assistance Program (EAP)
• Perks
• Jeans Fridays

Further details:
Compass Employee Benefits.

The US Oncology Network is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration for employment without regard to race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or national origin.

The physical demands include full range of motion, handling and lifting patients, manual dexterity, eye‑hand coordination, standing and walking for extended periods, occasional lifting up to 40 lbs, and corrected vision and hearing.

The work environment includes exposure to communicable diseases, toxic substances, ionizing radiation, medical preparations, and other conditions common to an oncology/hematology clinic.