Nurse Practitioner

Nurse Practitioner / Physician Assistant – Oncology, Full-time or Part-time

Montgomery County, MD | $80,000–$170,000 (based on schedule & experience)

We're a close-knit oncology practice where every provider knows their patients — and each other. You'll join a collaborative team of physicians and advanced practice providers who genuinely support one another, share knowledge freely, and celebrate wins together. We believe great patient care starts with a team that feels connected, respected, and heard. If you're looking for a practice where you're a valued colleague — not just a name on a schedule — we'd love to meet you.

Monday–Friday, splitting time between hospitalist coverage and outpatient clinic for variety in your daily practice. Flexible rounding (morning or evening) gives you greater control over your workday.

Prefer fewer hours each day while still providing daily inpatient rounding? This unique arrangement is ideal for those seeking better work-life balance without sacrificing continuity of patient care.

Assist our physicians in delivering high-quality patient care and clinical teaching within a collaborative oncology practice.

• Assess patients' physical and psychosocial status through interviews, health history, physical exams, and diagnostic studies
• Write prescriptions for medications, blood products, diagnostic/follow-up studies, therapeutic measures, and post-discharge care per practice protocols
• Determine patient eligibility for clinical trials based on findings
• Interpret and evaluate test/study results, relaying key information to the collaborating physician
• Administer therapeutic measures and obtain specimens as prescribed
• Dictate follow-up letters to referring physicians and maintain timely, accurate patient documentation (history, admissions, progress notes, discharge notes)
• Support patients and families through the emotional and practical challenges of acute and chronic care
• Participate in daily multidisciplinary rounds to ensure quality, coordinated care
• Provide on-call coverage and hospital rounds as needed; triage patients to determine urgency
• Help train new staff and support colleagues during high-pressure situations
• Represent the practice in the community to promote cancer treatment services
• Maintain compliance with HIPAA and all applicable healthcare regulations

• Master's degree from an accredited Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant program
• Active APRN or PA license, with prescriptive privileges (or eligibility)
• Current ANCC or ONS (AOCN-P) certification
• Current BLS certification
• Minimum 5 years of experience as an APRN or PA, specifically in Oncology