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Job ID: 887560
Estimated Weekly Gross: $2,670.56
Job Title
Preceptor – Infusion RN
Location
Oklahoma City, OK | Outpatient Infusion
Schedule / Job Type
Contract (16 Weeks) | Full-Time | Rotating Shifts | Onsite | Shifts: 7:00 AM–5:30 PM or 7:30 AM–6:00 PM
Key Responsibilities
- Administer infusion treatments to oncology patients across all cancer types and facilitate discharge following treatment completion
- Review and carry out physician orders for infusion therapy, demonstrating thorough knowledge of all medications administered and their associated side effects
- Coordinate with charge nurses, chemo coordinators, and treatment room coordinators to maintain efficient patient flow, with an expected pace of approximately one patient per hour worked
- Collaborate with CTAs, LPNs, and support staff who assist with room preparation, lab draws, port access, and dressing changes
- Recognize and respond appropriately to any escalation of care needs, notifying charge nurses as required
- Serve in a preceptor capacity, supporting onboarding and clinical orientation within the infusion unit
Required Qualifications
- Active Oklahoma RN License or valid Compact RN License
- BLS Certification (current)
- ONS Biotherapy/Chemotherapy Certification
- Minimum 2 years of infusion nursing experience; outpatient infusion experience required
- Proficiency in EPIC/Beacon with at least 6 months of recent experience; must be comfortable with all types of code narrators
- Must live at least 50 miles from the facility to be eligible
Preferred Experience / Skills
- Minimum of 1 prior travel assignment preferred
- Level I Trauma experience highly preferred
- Experience working in a high-volume oncology or cancer center environment
Why Join Us
- Work within a well-structured infusion unit featuring 43 treatment spaces, a supportive multidisciplinary team, and a collaborative workflow designed to keep treating nurses focused on patient care
- Expected 40 hours per week with no float, no on-call, and no weekend rotation requirements