Remote Oncology Nurse Specialist - RN or Nurse Practitioner - Day Shift

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CareHarmonyHealthcare

United StatesFull-TimeMiddle

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Experience: A minimum of five (5) years of professional experience in Oncology

Requirements

Registered Nurse (RN) or higher license in compact state required
Clinical license must be active and in good standing
A minimum of five (5) years of professional experience in Oncology
Oncology Clinical Nurse Specialist preferred
Oncology Certified Nurse (OCN) considered
Experience in clinical training and process development preferred
Must have active high-speed Wi-Fi
Must have a home office or HIPAA-compliant workspace

Responsibilities

Plan and conduct continuing education programs about Oncology conditions and treatment plans
Participate and support departmental quality improvement activities and projects related to Cancer
Act as an Oncology related resource for the clinical team
Provide education and follow up with newly diagnosed and established adults with Cancer
Conduct telephonic assessment of patients and develop a personalized plan of care addressing all aspects of Oncology self-management
Identify and address patient concerns
Collaborate with providers and vendors to ensure patient is compliant with treatment plan
Identify and secure resources to meet the needs of the patient including financial, psychosocial, physical, and clinical resources
Foster relationships within the team to ensure the CareHarmony culture is positive and supportive
Helping to develop best practices for managing complex Adult Oncology patients
Acting as the content matter expert to assist with plan development and implementation for these patients
Helping to develop educational content and train staff

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