Manager, Oncology

Trinity Health; Minot (ND); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Trinity Health in Minot, ND seeks an Oncology Manager to lead and oversee oncology patient care, ensuring safe, high-quality, patient-centered services across the program. The role requires collaboration with physicians and interdisciplinary teams to coordinate cancer care delivery and support continuity of care.

You will supervise staff, monitor quality metrics, manage staffing and budgets, and promote a positive work environment aligned with Trinity Health’s mission and values.

Qualifications

• Current or temporary RN license in ND or compact RN licensure.
• BLS certification required.
• OCN certification or required within 18 months.
• Chemotherapy/Biotherapy certification or required within 6 months.
• Minimum of 3 years oncology nursing practice strongly preferred.
• Previous supervisory experience strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Direct and oversee daily oncology patient care operations to ensure quality, safety, and consistency with established clinical standards.
• Supervise, coach, and evaluate oncology staff, supporting performance management, staff engagement, and professional development.
• Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary team members to coordinate oncology care delivery and support continuity of care.
• Monitor quality metrics, patient safety indicators, and compliance requirements, implementing improvements as needed.
• Manage departmental staffing, scheduling, supplies, and equipment within approved budgetary guidelines.

Skills

Communication

Computer skills

Central line access

Education

BSN preferred

Graduate of accredited school of nursing

Job description

Position Summary:The Oncology Manager provides leadership and operational oversight for oncology patient care services, supporting the delivery of safe, high-quality, and patient-centered care across the oncology program. This role manages clinical operations, supervises staff, and helps foster a professional practice environment that emphasizes teamwork, accountability, and compassionate care. The Oncology Manager works collaboratively with interdisciplinary partners to support positive patient outcomes and a consistent patient experience. The position ensures compliance with clinical standards, regulatory requirements, and Trinity Health policies while responsibly managing departmental resources within a structured and supportive care environment.Key Responsibilities:Direct and oversee daily oncology patient care operations to ensure quality, safety, and consistency with established clinical standards.Supervise, coach, and evaluate oncology staff, supporting performance management, staff engagement, and professional development.Collaborate with physicians and interdisciplinary team members to coordinate oncology care delivery and support continuity of care.Monitor quality metrics, patient safety indicators, and compliance requirements, implementing improvements as needed.Manage departmental staffing, scheduling, supplies, and equipment within approved budgetary guidelines.Promote effective communication and a positive work environment that aligns with Trinity Health’s mission and values.Licenses and Certifications Required:Current or temporary RN license in ND or compact RN licensure.BLS certification required.OCN certification or required within 18 months.Chemotherapy/Biotherapy certification or required within 6 months.Educational Requirements:Graduate of an accredited school of nursing. BSN preferred.Experience Requirements:Minimum of 3 years oncology nursing practice strongly preferred.Previous supervisory experience strongly preferred.Special Skills or Training Requirements:Good communication skills.Computer skills.Central line access.Physical Requirements:The Oncology Manager regularly stands, walks, and moves throughout the oncology care areas while providing leadership oversight and participating in clinical activities as needed. The role may involve bending, reaching, and occasional assistance with patient care tasks or equipment. Adequate vision, hearing, and communication abilities are required to assess unit activity, review clinical documentation, and interact effectively with staff, patients, and providers.Environmental Requirements:This position works primarily in an oncology clinical environment with routine exposure to patients undergoing cancer treatment, including infusion and procedural care settings. The role may involve exposure to infectious diseases, blood or body fluids, chemotherapy agents, medical equipment, alarms, and cleaning chemicals, requiring strict adherence to safety, PPE, and hazardous drug handling protocols. The work environment can be fast-paced and emotionally demanding, requiring sound judgment, adaptability, and effective leadership.