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Job ID: 898291
Estimated Weekly Gross: $2,748.31
Job Title
Registered Nurse – Oncology
Location
Boston, MA | Outpatient
Schedule / Job Type
Contract | Days | 10-hour shifts, Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–6:30 PM | No weekends or holidays | Expected 72 hours biweekly
Key Responsibilities
- Provide hematology/oncology/BMT nursing care in an outpatient clinic setting
- Perform heavy triage for oncology patients, including responding to patient questions and clinical concerns
- Administer chemotherapy and immunotherapy treatments in accordance with established protocols
- Coordinate care for hematology/oncology patients, including obtaining authorizations for imaging studies such as PET scans
- Manage administrative nursing tasks including medication renewals and FMLA paperwork
- Collaborate with the multidisciplinary team to ensure continuity and quality of patient care
Required Qualifications
- Active Registered Nurse (RN) license in Massachusetts or compact eligibility
- Experience in Hematology/Oncology/BMT required for this clinic position; ONS/ONCC certification required
- Chemotherapy and Immunotherapy certification required
- Experience in hematology care and care coordination, or outpatient infusion experience as a treatment nurse
- Heavy triage experience required
- BLS certification through the American Heart Association (AHA) required
- Must reside more than 50 miles from the facility to be eligible
Preferred Experience / Skills
- 4–5 years of Hematology/Oncology experience (candidates with this level of experience are not required to have prior care coordinator experience)
- Familiarity with prior authorization processes for oncology-related imaging and treatments
- Experience navigating administrative nursing responsibilities in a high-volume oncology clinic
Why Join Us
- Monday–Friday daytime schedule with no weekend or holiday requirements offers a consistent and predictable work-life balance
- Opportunity to work in a specialized oncology clinic environment supporting a complex and high-acuity patient population