Ambulatory Oncology Educator

Company Description

Honor Health is one of Arizona’s largest nonprofit healthcare systems, serving a population of five million across the greater Phoenix metropolitan area and Florence, Arizona. The system includes nine acute-care hospitals, an expansive medical group providing primary, specialty, and urgent care, and a comprehensive cancer care network. Honor Health also offers outpatient surgery centers, clinical research, medical education, and community services, focusing on collaborative care and approachable expertise.

Team members join a mission-driven organization where patients frequently express that care feels better because of the compassionate, coordinated approach to health.

The Ambulatory Oncology Educator is a full-time, on-site role based in the Greater Phoenix Area. This role is responsible for designing, implementing, and evaluating education programs for oncology staff in ambulatory settings, ensuring evidence-based practice and consistent standards of care. Day-to-day work includes assessing learning needs, developing lesson plans and teaching materials, delivering individual and group training sessions, and supporting clinical teams with ongoing education on oncology treatments, protocols, and safety practices.

The Ambulatory Oncology Educator collaborates with physicians, nurses, advanced practice professionals, and administrators to align education initiatives with organizational goals, monitor competency, and promote continuous professional development. The role also involves tracking educational outcomes, maintaining accurate documentation, and contributing to quality improvement and regulatory readiness efforts.

• Strong education and teaching skills, including experience with Lesson Planning, Education, and Teaching in a clinical or oncology setting.
• Demonstrated ability to provide Training and develop staff competencies through structured programs and informal coaching.
• Excellent Communication skills, including the ability to present complex clinical information clearly to diverse audiences.
• Current registered nurse (RN) or other relevant clinical licensure in good standing; oncology certification (e.g., OCN) preferred.
• Bachelor’s degree in Nursing or a related healthcare field required; master’s degree in education, nursing, or healthcare administration is an advantage.
• Experience in ambulatory oncology, infusion, or cancer center operations, with knowledge of evidence-based guidelines and patient safety standards.
• Proficiency in using digital tools and learning management systems to deliver and track education.
• Ability to work collaboratively across disciplines, prioritize multiple projects, and adapt education plans to changing clinical needs.