Oncology RN - Day Shift, Weekend Rotation + Tuition Support

Intermountain Healthcare Inc.; United States; On-site; USD 45,000 - 108,000; Full time

Job summary

Intermountain Health in Butte, MT is seeking a Registered Nurse (RN) for a full-time day shift with weekend rotation. The role requires a BSN within 4 years (or 15 years acute care), Montana RN licensure, BLS on hire, and OCN or cancer education credits annually. Preferred: national certification.

The RN will work with an interdisciplinary team, oversee LPNs/CNAs, and ensure adherence to care guidelines while contributing to patient-centered outcomes.

Qualifications

• BSN degree from an accredited program within 4 years unless 15 years of acute care service.
• Current Montana RN license.
• BLS certification upon hire.
• OCN certification or 12 credits of cancer-related education per year.
• Preferred: National Certification in area of practice.

Responsibilities

• Assess, recognize and address patients' psychological and physical needs.
• Foster quality of care with patients' and families' best interests in mind.
• Communicate compassionately and effectively.
• Assist in developing individualized treatment plans.
• Comply with evaluation, treatment and documentation guidelines.
• Oversee care delivered by LPNs and/or CNAs.
• Participate in clinical team conferences.
• Follow hospital, regulatory and professional guidelines, policies and procedures.

Education

BSN degree

Montana RN License

BLS Certification

OCN Certification / Cancer education credits

National Certification in area of practice

Job description

Intermountain Health in Butte, MT is seeking a Registered Nurse (RN) for a full-time day shift with weekend rotation. The role requires a BSN within 4 years (or 15 years acute care), Montana RN licensure, BLS on hire, and OCN or cancer education credits annually. Preferred: national certification.

The RN will work with an interdisciplinary team, oversee LPNs/CNAs, and ensure adherence to care guidelines while contributing to patient-centered outcomes.