Infusion RN – Outpatient Oncology

Role Overview: The RN Oncology Infusion Therapy Clinician provides specialized nursing care in oncology infusion centers, administering chemotherapy, immunotherapy, hazardous drugs, and targeted therapies to patients with malignant and nonmalignant conditions.

Key Responsibilities:

• Perform comprehensive assessments and develop individualized care plans using evidence-based practices.
• Deliver safe, patient-centered care that considers age, cultural, emotional, developmental, and psychosocial needs.
• Administer complex therapies including chemotherapy and targeted agents, ensuring competency and adherence to clinical standards.
• Coordinate interdisciplinary communication, documentation, and support a respectful, inclusive environment.
• Serve as a resource and mentor for nursing staff and students, fostering professional growth and team collaboration.
• Engage in continuous professional development, maintain oncology certifications, and participate in ongoing education.
• Promote evidence-based practice, clinical research, and quality improvement initiatives.
• Contribute to protocol development, optimize resource utilization, and support organizational safety and performance goals.

Qualifications & Skills:

• Current RN license and adherence to the Georgia Nurse Practice Act and ANA standards.
• Clinical expertise in oncology infusion therapy, including hazardous drug handling.
• Strong critical thinking, communication, and teamwork skills.
• Commitment to ongoing education and professional development, including certification in oncology nursing.
• Ability to support a diverse patient population and work collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team.