Hematology/Oncology Advanced Practice Provider

WVU Medicine; United States; On-site; USD 110,000 - 150,000; Full time

Job summary

University Health Associates in the United States seeks an Advanced Practice Professional in hematology/oncology to deliver comprehensive care in infusion and ambulatory settings. The role includes rounds, pre-treatment evaluations, and discharge coordination, with teaching responsibilities for residents and students.

The APP develops and reviews care plans, orders tests, and collaborates with the clinical team to ensure safe, evidence-based care for adults across the spectrum of disease and

Qualifications

• CCNE-accredited MSN or equivalent for APRN role.
• APR.N certification with WV licensure eligibility.
• PA: ARC-PA accredited PA program and NCCPA certification.
• BLS certification required.

Responsibilities

• Manage care for hematology/oncology patients in infusion and ambulatory settings.
• Perform rounds, pre-treatment evaluations, and coordinate discharge planning.
• Order tests and consults per guidelines and scope of practice.
• Educate patients, families, and staff; participate in rounds and teaching.
• Collaborate with faculty and other health professionals to improve outcomes.

Skills

Hematology/Oncology care

Comprehensive patient assessment

Interdisciplinary collaboration

Education of residents and students

Education

Master’s Degree in Nursing (CCNE accredited)

National APRN certification

PA degree with ARC-PA approval (PA path)

BLS Certification

Tools

EMR proficiency

Job description

University Health Associates in the United States seeks an Advanced Practice Professional in hematology/oncology to deliver comprehensive care in infusion and ambulatory settings. The role includes rounds, pre-treatment evaluations, and discharge coordination, with teaching responsibilities for residents and students.

The APP develops and reviews care plans, orders tests, and collaborates with the clinical team to ensure safe, evidence-based care for adults across the spectrum of disease and