Outpatient Oncology & Hematology RN - Compassionate Care

Mercy Hospital St. Louis Critical Care Medicine Fellowship; St. Louis (MO); On-site; USD 65,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Mercy South's David M. Sindelar Cancer Center seeks an outpatient Oncology & Hematology Registered Nurse to join a collaborative care team.

You will provide compassionate, patient-centered care in an outpatient setting, coordinating assessments, treatments, education, follow-up, and care planning with physicians. As an RN, you will room patients, review histories, obtain vitals, assist with examinations and procedures, document care in the electronic health record, and support infection

Qualifications

• Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.
• Current, valid RN license.
• CPR certification or ability to obtain within 90 days of employment.
• Previous experience is not required.

Responsibilities

• Room patients, review medical histories, obtain vital signs, and assess patient conditions.
• Prepare patients for examinations, treatments, and procedures.
• Assist physicians with patient care and specialty procedures.
• Provide patient education and help patients understand their plan of care.
• Coordinate care and collaborate with physicians and other members of the care team.
• Accurately document patient care in the electronic health record.

Skills

Clinical assessment

Patient care

Communication skills

Team collaboration

Education

Graduate of an accredited school of nursing

Tools

Electronic Health Records

Basic computer skills

Job description

Mercy South's David M. Sindelar Cancer Center seeks an outpatient Oncology & Hematology Registered Nurse to join a collaborative care team.

You will provide compassionate, patient-centered care in an outpatient setting, coordinating assessments, treatments, education, follow-up, and care planning with physicians. As an RN, you will room patients, review histories, obtain vitals, assist with examinations and procedures, document care in the electronic health record, and support infection