Ambulatory Oncology Infusion RN — Clinical Research

Froedtert Health; Milwaukee (WI); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Paid time off

Career growth

Academic partnership with MCW

Referral bonuses

403(b) retirement plan

Medical, dental, vision insurance

Employee assistance programs

Adoption assistance

Healthy contributions

Care@Work discounts

Job summary

Froedtert Health in Milwaukee, WI, is seeking an experienced Staff RN - Ambulatory Services to join the outpatient cancer translation research infusion team. You will provide patient-centered care in a research-driven environment, administering IV chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and investigational therapies.

Collaborating with physicians, APPs, pharmacists and research staff, you’ll educate patients and families, monitor responses, and ensure safe delivery of both standard and protocol-driven

Qualifications

• Nursing licensure is required.
• Oncology RN certification or ongoing oncology CE education required.
• BSN preferred and strong clinical judgement.

Responsibilities

• Perform ACLS and rhythm interpretation per protocol.
• Administer IV chemotherapy, immunotherapy and supportive therapies.
• Educate patients and families on treatment plans and expectations.
• Collaborate with physicians, APPs, pharmacists and research staff.
• Contribute to quality improvement and safe protocol-driven care.

Skills

ACLS certification

Rhythm interpretation

Patient education

Clinical decision making

Education

Wisconsin RN license

BSN preferred

Job description

Froedtert Health in Milwaukee, WI, is seeking an experienced Staff RN - Ambulatory Services to join the outpatient cancer translation research infusion team. You will provide patient-centered care in a research-driven environment, administering IV chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and investigational therapies.

Collaborating with physicians, APPs, pharmacists and research staff, you’ll educate patients and families, monitor responses, and ensure safe delivery of both standard and protocol-driven