Oncology APN/PA: Urgent Care Specialist

Trinity Health Corp.; West Chicago (IL); On-site; USD 109,000 - 180,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits from Day One

PTO & CME Allocation

Malpractice Insurance (Incl. Tail)

Tuition Reimbursement

On Site Fitness Center (Gottlieb and L

Educational Stipend

Certification reimbursement (up to 1)

Referral Rewards

Job summary

Loyola Medicine, part of Trinity Health, seeks an Advanced Practice Provider to deliver same-day evaluation and management for acute oncology symptoms in an Oncology Urgent Care model. You will collaborate with oncologists, order labs/imaging, and deliver comprehensive symptom management to improve access and outcomes.

This role supports patients across chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and radiation, coordinating care with a multidisciplinary team and advancing operational efficiency.

Qualifications

• CPR and ACLS certification required.
• Current Registered Nurse license in Illinois.
• Nurse Practitioner license in Illinois or eligibility.
• Physician Assistant license in Illinois or eligibility.
• Oncology/urgent care experience a plus.

Responsibilities

• Provide same-day evaluation and management of acute oncology symptoms and side effects.
• Assess patients and develop treatment plans with oncologists.
• Order and interpret labs, imaging, and diagnostics.
• Deliver symptom management and supportive care.
• Coordinate care across the oncology team.
• Support patients receiving chemotherapy, immunotherapy, radiation, and other oncology treatments.

Skills

CPR - Basic Life Support

ACLS - Advanced Life Support

RN License - IL

APN License - IL

PA License - IL

Education

RN License - State of Illinois

APN License - State of Illinois

PA License - State of Illinois

Job description

Loyola Medicine, part of Trinity Health, seeks an Advanced Practice Provider to deliver same-day evaluation and management for acute oncology symptoms in an Oncology Urgent Care model. You will collaborate with oncologists, order labs/imaging, and deliver comprehensive symptom management to improve access and outcomes.

This role supports patients across chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and radiation, coordinating care with a multidisciplinary team and advancing operational efficiency.