Oncology Nurse Clinician II – Day Shift

Harris Health System; Georgia; On-site; USD 58,000 - 73,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical coverage (Day 1)

Dental coverage (Day 1)

Vision coverage (Day 1)

Student loan repayment

Shift differentials

FSAs

Disability insurance

Life Insurance

401(k)

EAP

Parking subsidy

Credit union access

Disaster relief

Tuition reimbursement

Job summary

Harris Health System seeks a Registered Nurse II (Nurse Clinician II) to join the Oncology team at Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital for full-time day shifts.

You will provide professional nursing care in accordance with the Texas Nursing Practice Act and Harris Health nursing standards. You will independently manage oncology patients with common conditions, applying clinical standards and evidence-based practices, while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and escalating care when necessary to

Qualifications

• RN licensure in Texas required (current)
• BLS certification required
• BSN preferred, accredited nursing program
• 1 year RN experience or GN program completion
• Strong communication & documentation skills
• Bilingual abilities are a plus

Responsibilities

• Provide professional nursing care for oncology patients.
• Collaborate with interdisciplinary teams and escalate when needed.
• Adhere to Texas Nursing Practice Act and Harris Health standards.
• Deliver compassionate, evidence-based oncology care.

Skills

RN license

BLS

Communication skills

Bilingual

Basic computer skills

EMR/EHR systems

Education

BSN preferred

Accredited School of Nursing

Tools

EMR/EHR systems

Basic computer proficiency

Job description

Harris Health System seeks a Registered Nurse II (Nurse Clinician II) to join the Oncology team at Lyndon B. Johnson Hospital for full-time day shifts.

You will provide professional nursing care in accordance with the Texas Nursing Practice Act and Harris Health nursing standards. You will independently manage oncology patients with common conditions, applying clinical standards and evidence-based practices, while collaborating with interdisciplinary teams and escalating care when necessary to