Registered Nurse - Competitive Wages!

American Valor Staffing; Colorado Springs (CO); On-site; USD 55,000 - 76,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Benefits after 20 hours

Job summary

Traversal Health seeks a part-time Oncology Infusion RN to deliver high-quality cancer care in a correctional facility clinic in Colorado. You will provide safe patient care across disease stages, work with an interdisciplinary team, and support education and coordination with the care team.

Responsibilities include IV starts, port access, chemotherapy administration after training, and documentation in the EMR. This role offers flexibility and opportunities for leadership as the clinic grows.

Qualifications

• Current Colorado RN license is required.
• Minimum one year of RN experience.
• ONS Chemotherapy/Biotherapy card required within 30 days of hire.
• Oncology or infusion nursing experience preferred.
• Oncology certification encouraged within 2 years.

Responsibilities

• Provide direct patient care in a correctional facility clinic.
• Collaborate with physicians to assess and treat symptoms related to disease and treatment.
• Respond to urgent and emergent situations and follow escalation protocols.
• Start IVs and manage ports as needed.
• Administer chemotherapy and other therapies per standards after training.

Skills

Nursing knowledge

Oncology knowledge

Empathy

Team collaboration

Communication

Education

Colorado RN License

ONS Chemotherapy/Biotherapy Card within 30 days

BLS Certification

Oncology Certification within 2 years

Outpatient infusion experience

Job description

About Traversal HealthAt Traversal Health, we believe that a cancer diagnosis should receive the standard of care, regardless of where a patient resides. We are delivering high-quality medical oncology care to patients within correctional facility settings. Alongside dedicated correctional health staff, we show up every day to provide safe, dignified, and evidence-based cancer care to people who need it most.We are a small, dynamic team that moves with purpose: collaborative, mission-driven, and deeply compassionate. If you're a nurse who wants your work to matter beyond the treatment chair, this role offers meaningful room for professional growth and real leadership opportunities as our organization continues to expand.Position OverviewThis is a part-time (PRN also available), 1-2 days per week position with eligibility for benefits (after 20 hours per week), built for a skilled nurse who wants flexibility without sacrificing impact. As our Oncology Infusion RN, you will provide safe, quality care to patients at every stage of their disease process, from diagnosis to end of life. You will work within a correctional facility clinic, meeting patients where they are and helping them navigate their diagnosis with as much autonomy and dignity as possible, using the full range of disease, symptom, and psychosocial management techniques in your clinical toolkitEssential FunctionsCoordinates and performs direct patient care, collaborating with other care providers and correctional health team members.Collaborates with physician/provider to assess and treat symptoms related to disease, treatment, disease progression, and acute illnesses.Responds to and follows urgent and emergent escalation protocols, ensuring timely intervention and provider notification.Performs telephone triage utilizing critical assessment skills to assess and evaluate patient concerns and needs.Starts peripheral IVs; manages central venous access devices including accessing and de-accessing implanted ports.Administers chemotherapy and other drugs according to Traversal Health standards after training and competency validation.Administers and documents administration of chemotherapy, biotherapy and targeted therapy according to Traversal Health practice standards.Some remote work may be performed with a reliable internet connection, as determined by operational needs.Follows all policies, procedures, and standards related to use of drug cabinet including drug verification, drug administration, documentation, and billing.Monitors laboratory results and notifies provider of findings requiring follow-up or clinical management.Manages prescription/refill extension requests per Traversal Health policy, procedures, and standards.Coordinates provision of supportive care with appropriate staff (i.e., blood product transfusions).Conducts patient education and documents patient readiness to learn and understanding of teaching and/or information provided during the informed consent process.Screens patients routinely for needs and/or distress; provides appropriate counseling, interventions, and referrals to appropriate community and support services.Uses an empathetic and caring approach with patients at all times, including in the unique context of a correctional facility.Documents patient information, services performed, and charges in the EMR.Completes required drug inventory counts, supply requests, waste documentation, audits, and billing entries.Informs Director of Nursing of clinic needs and concerns relating to the work environment.Trains and orients future hires as requested.Adheres to all Traversal Health practice standards, Policies and Procedures, and applicable correctional facility guidelines.Serves as a liaison and collaborative partner between oncology providers and the Department of Corrections, facilitating communication and coordination to ensure seamless patient care delivery.Assists in the development of clinical workflows, standing operating procedures, and ongoing clinic enhancement initiatives.Assumes responsibility for personal and professional growth; embraces opportunities for leadership within a growing organization.Knowledge, Skills & AbilitiesKnowledge of nursing principles and practices.Knowledge of oncology practices, treatments, and current developments in cancer diagnosis and therapy.Serves as an oncology resource to colleagues and allied health personnel.Ability to administer chemotherapy and other treatment therapies.Ability to empathize with patients and navigate grief and challenging patient interactions.Ability to collaborate with the health care team to create a personalized treatment plan for each cancer patient.Ability to cope with death and dying.Comfort working within a correctional facility environment and interacting with incarcerated individuals in a professional, non-judgmental manner.Education & ExperienceCurrent Colorado or compact state RN license.Minimum one year of RN experience. May be waived with Director of Nursing approval.Current ONS Adult Chemotherapy/Biotherapy card required within 30 days of hire to be covered by Traversa! Health. Current approved BLS provider card.Oncology or infusion nursing experience preferred.Oncology certification strongly recommended within 2 years of hire.Experience in an outpatient or ambulatory infusion setting preferred.Physical RequirementsMust be willing and able to lift up to 50 pounds.Ability to remain upright on feet for the majority of the workday.Must be able to remain in a stationary position less than 1/3 of the time.Ability to communicate, distinguish sounds, and visualize.Regular manual dexterity required.