Oncology Day Therapy: Clinical Nurse Leader

Metro South Hospital and Health Service; Brisbane; On-site; AUD 95,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Generous leave entitlements

Professional development allowances

Study and research assistance

Corporate discounts

Employee wellness programs

Job summary

Logan Hospital, part of the Queensland Government, is seeking a Clinical Nurse to lead and deliver advanced oncology and haematology care across the Cancer Day Therapy Unit and Day Therapy Unit. You will coordinate complex patient care, mentor staff and contribute to service improvement in a growing cancer program.

You will hold current NMBA registration and a Bachelor of Nursing or equivalent, with proven expertise in central venous access devices and evidence‑based practice to inform

Qualifications

• Current NMBA registration as a Registered Nurse
• Bachelor of Nursing or equivalent
• Experience in oncology/haematology
• Experience with central venous access devices

Responsibilities

• Provide advanced clinical expertise in oncology/haematology care across units
• Deliver clinical leadership and mentor staff
• Coordinate complex patient care and support clinical education
• Contribute to quality improvement, audits and service development
• Promote best-practice nursing standards and effective patient flow

Skills

Advanced clinical judgement

Clinical leadership

Staff development mentoring

Communication

Clinical coordination

Evidence-based practice

Education

Bachelor of Nursing or equivalent

NMBA RN registration

Job description

Logan Hospital, part of the Queensland Government, is seeking a Clinical Nurse to lead and deliver advanced oncology and haematology care across the Cancer Day Therapy Unit and Day Therapy Unit. You will coordinate complex patient care, mentor staff and contribute to service improvement in a growing cancer program.

You will hold current NMBA registration and a Bachelor of Nursing or equivalent, with proven expertise in central venous access devices and evidence‑based practice to inform