Advanced Practice Provider - APRN or PA - Oncology

Kettering Health; Hamilton (OH); On-site; USD 80,000 - 120,000; Part time

Job summary

Kettering Health in Hamilton, Ohio is seeking a qualified Physician Office provider to deliver oncology health services. Candidates must hold a Master’s degree with appropriate certifications in Advanced Practice Nursing or as a Physician Assistant.

This role emphasizes collaboration with a healthcare team, requiring strong interpersonal skills, clinical competence, and evidence-based practice. Responsibilities include patient assessment, documentation, and procedure performance in alignment with established standards.

Qualifications

• APRN must have National Board Certification.
• PA must have National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants.

Responsibilities

• Perform credentialed procedures within competence standards.
• Participate in team transition huddles for coordinated patient care.
• Develop and reformulate differential diagnoses as necessary.
• Utilize evidence-based practice to implement treatment and referral orders.

Skills

Communication skills

Critical analysis skills

Interpersonal relationships

Ability to multi-task

Clinical reasoning

Education

Master’s degree with an Advanced Practice Nursing Focus

Master’s degree required with the appropriate National Certification

Job description

Job Details

Physician Office l Hamilton l First Shift l PRN

Responsibilities & Requirements

The APP is a provider of oncology health services who synthesizes and utilizes evidence-based practice, research, and current clinical knowledge. Working in collaboration with a multidisciplinary health care team, the APP demonstrates an advanced level of medical and/or nursing knowledge, clinical and technical competence, sound clinical judgment, professionalism as it relates to interpersonal and general communication skills, timely and complete documentation and take responsibility for ongoing professional development and competency validation. The APP role in partnership with supervising/collaborating physician(s) includes history taking, clinical assessment, and physical examination, and order entry, interpretation of diagnostic studies, clinical diagnosis, treatment, and evaluation of care for the given population. The APP may have on‑call duties and/or weekend responsibilities as assigned by practice/department. Performs other duties as assigned.

Essential Functions

• Physician and APP completed Quality Assurance chart reviews (25 charts for new grad, 10 charts for an established provider) (Must be kept at practice location).
• Perform credentialed procedure. APP may perform procedures in accordance with institutional and state guidelines as well as when necessary for scope within specialty of personal competency standards.
• Evaluates signs and symptoms, including age-appropriate changes, noting pertinent positives and negatives (patient care).
• Assesses the complex acute, critical, and chronically ill-patient and obtains relevant comprehensive and problem‑focused health histories, prioritizing data collection and using collateral sources as necessary (medical knowledge and patient care).
• Demonstrates the ability to develop and reformulate as necessary, differential diagnoses by priority, identifies the presence of co‑morbidities, and uses diagnostic strategies and technical skills to monitor and sustain physiological function and ensure patient safety.
• Participates in daily team transition huddles to facilitate effective coordinated patient care.
• Utilizes evidence-based practice, along with prescribing appropriate pharmacologic (includes medication reconciliation) and non‑pharmacologic treatment modalities; implements treatment and referral orders; interprets and evaluates appropriate lab and diagnostic testing and reports to collaborating physician(s) and health care team members.
• Monitoring and ensuring the Quality of the Healthcare Practice - skill of ensuring quality of care through consultation, collaboration, continuing education, certification, and evaluation.
• The skill of improving one's own practice as well as engaging in interdisciplinary peer and colleague review.
• Adapts teaching and learning approaches based on physiological and psychological changes, age, developmental stage, cognitive status, readiness to learn, health literacy, the environment, and available resources (professionalism).
• Participates professionally and works collaboratively to identify processes, principles to meet quality core metrics and documentation standards and expectations (system based).

Minimum Education

APRN: Master’s degree with an Advanced Practice Nursing Focus and National Board Certification required.

PA: Master’s degree required with the appropriate National Certification.

Required Certifications

• APRN - National Board Certification as a CNP, CNS, CNM, or CRNA (APRN certification to match scope of practice)
• PA- National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants (NCCPA)
• Basic Life Support (BLS) certification required

Required Licenses

• Current Ohio Board of Nursing license for APRN
• Current Ohio License 50RX – License to practice as a physician assistant with prescriptive authority

Maintain collaborative/supervision agreement as required through the Ohio Medial Board/Ohio Board of Nursing. Includes yearly review/Quality Assurance and evaluations.

Required Skills Include but are not limited to the following

• Ability to communicate and relate well with staff, provider(s), and the public
• Must have awareness of patient confidentiality and be able to follow directions well from physician and work autonomously with little direction
• Demonstrates the ability to effectively and efficiently document diagnoses, exam findings, and plan.
• Demonstrates positive interpersonal relationships and critical analysis skills.
• Demonstrates ability to multi‑task and work under stress
• Maintains competencies and skills of specialty area of practice.
• Demonstrates assessment skills, diagnosis with critical thinking and implementation of a plan of care.
• Professional Role- skill includes clinical reasoning and builds collaborative intra and interprofessional relationships to provide optimal care to patients with complex acute, critical, and chronic illness. Skill of advocating on the behalf of the patient population and the profession through active participation in the health policy process.
• Managing and Negotiating Healthcare Delivery Systems - skill in addressing the development and implementation of system policies affecting services.