Nurse Program Coordinator: Survivor Clinic & Fertility

Phoenix Children's Hospital, Inc.; Phoenix (AZ); On-site; USD 85,000 - 115,000; Full time

Job summary

Phoenix Children’s Hospital in Phoenix, AZ is seeking a Nurse Coordinator to support Survivor Clinic and Fertility Preservation programs. The role focuses on coordinating care for pediatric oncology patients, completing treatment summaries, and guiding families through late effects screening and fertility discussions.

You will work closely with oncology providers, APPs, endocrinology, social work, and research teams; maintain documentation, educate families, and participate in IRB-approved

Qualifications

• RN license (AZ or compact) with current BLS certification
• 3+ years of clinical nursing experience
• Experience with pediatric oncology patients preferred
• CPHON or CPON certification preferred

Responsibilities

• Review patient records to create oncology treatment summaries and long-term follow-up care plans.
• Coordinate weekly multidisciplinary Survivor Clinic visits and educate patients/families about late effects and screening.
• Serve as the liaison between oncology providers, APPs, endocrinology, neuro-oncology, social work, mental health, rehab, nutrition, and research teams.
• Support IRB-approved Survivor Registry studies.
• Counsel patients/families about treatment-related fertility risks and preservation options.
• Coordinate fertility preservation interventions with outside institutions and assist with related studies.

Skills

Oncology knowledge

Chemotherapy protocols

Coordination

Patient education

Communication

Education

Bachelor's degree in Nursing

Master's degree in Nursing

Job description

Phoenix Children’s Hospital in Phoenix, AZ is seeking a Nurse Coordinator to support Survivor Clinic and Fertility Preservation programs. The role focuses on coordinating care for pediatric oncology patients, completing treatment summaries, and guiding families through late effects screening and fertility discussions.

You will work closely with oncology providers, APPs, endocrinology, social work, and research teams; maintain documentation, educate families, and participate in IRB-approved