Oncology Infusion Nurse — Make Every Moment Matter

Hartford HealthCare; Hartford (CT); On-site; USD 85,000 - 105,000; Full time

Job summary

Hartford HealthCare is seeking an experienced Oncology RN for the Cancer Institute in Connecticut. You will perform patient assessments, manage symptom control, and educate patients and families throughout treatment.

Responsibilities include safe administration of chemotherapy/biotherapy, infusions, and transfusions, plus collaboration with a multidisciplinary team and outpatient infusion scheduling. A strong commitment to safety and care quality is essential.

Qualifications

• Current Connecticut RN License.
• Current OCN Chemotherapy/Biotherapy card (or within first month of hire).
• Two years oncology nursing experience preferred.
• BSN strongly preferred.

Responsibilities

• Performs patient assessments and provides symptom management and education to patients and families.
• Administers chemotherapy/biotherapy, infusions, injections, and transfusions safely.
• Collaborates with a multidisciplinary team to coordinate care across treatment and follow-up.
• Schedules infusion visits with provider offices.
• Triage of patients using pathways and coordinates referrals as needed.
• Manages outpatient caseload of infusion and oral therapies.
• Maintains high-quality, safe care and effective communication with diverse audiences.
• Participates in ongoing professional development and focus on patient experience.
• Supports implementation of clinical programs to optimize care.

Skills

Oncology nursing

Patient assessment

Team collaboration

Education

BSN (preferred)

Job description

Hartford HealthCare is seeking an experienced Oncology RN for the Cancer Institute in Connecticut. You will perform patient assessments, manage symptom control, and educate patients and families throughout treatment.

Responsibilities include safe administration of chemotherapy/biotherapy, infusions, and transfusions, plus collaboration with a multidisciplinary team and outpatient infusion scheduling. A strong commitment to safety and care quality is essential.