RN - Pediatric Oncology/Hematology

SoftPath Medical; Winston-Salem (NC); Presencial; USD 72 000 - 96 000; Tempo integral

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Resumo da oferta

SoftPath Medical seeks a Registered Nurse for Pediatric Oncology/Hematology at our Winston-Salem campus. You will care for children with leukemia and solid tumors, and assist with chemotherapy administration and central line care.

Shifts are 7:00 PM–7:00 AM in a 16-bed unit with a team-focused, family-centered approach. Prior pediatric acute care is preferred; BLS is required, PALS preferred.

Qualificações

• RN license in good standing; BSN preferred.
• Pediatric hematology/oncology experience preferred.
• BLS required; PALS preferred.
• Ability to administer chemotherapy and manage central lines.

Responsabilidades

• Administer chemotherapy and manage central lines for PHO/PA patients.
• Provide direct patient care, monitor status, and collaborate with care teams.

Conhecimentos

Central line management

Chemotherapy administration

Pediatric assessment

Critical thinking

Formação académica

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN)

RN license (US)

BLS certification

PALS certification preferred

Ferramentas

Epic EMR

IV pumps

Omnicell

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Registered Nurse - Pediatric Oncology/Hematology

Facility Overview

• 885 licensed beds
• Level 1 Trauma Center
• Academic Medical Center and Teaching Hospital
• Certified Chest Pain Center
• Accredited Stroke Center

Unit Details

• 16 beds in Pediatric Hematology/Oncology (PHO) and 16 beds in Pediatric Adolescent (PA) units
• Average daily patient census ranges from 14 to 32
• Experience requirements:
  • PHO: Minimum 1 year in pediatric hematology/oncology acute care
  • PA: Minimum 1 year in pediatric acute care
• First-time travel nurses with strong pediatric experience are welcome

Patient Population and Common Conditions

Includes leukemia, solid tumors, sickle cell crisis, diabetes, cystic fibrosis, behavioral health overlays, and general adolescent medicine

Staffing Ratios

• Registered Nurse:
  • Pediatric Adolescent Medicine – 1 nurse to 4-5 patients
• Certified Nursing Assistant:
  • Ratio ranges from 1 CNA to 6-16 patients

Licensure and Certifications

• For Pediatric Adolescent unit: Basic Life Support (BLS) required; Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) preferred

Required Competencies

• Management of central lines
• Administration of chemotherapy
• Strong pediatric assessment skills and critical thinking abilities

Departmental Support Services

• CNAs assist with vital signs, activities of daily living, safety rounds, and intake/output monitoring
• Receptionist/Hospital Unit Coordinator support
• Charge nurse oversight
• Phlebotomy services available
• IV/Vascular Access Team assists with difficult peripheral access
• Resource Nurse availability varies
• Respiratory Therapy available 24/7
• Hospitalist coverage 24/7
• Intensivist coverage 24/7
• Bedside telemetry monitoring provided (no telemetry technician on site)

Technology and Equipment

• Electronic Medical Record system: Epic
• IV pumps: Alaris
• Medication dispensing: Omnicell
• Unit-specific monitoring devices and equipment

Floating Policy

• Routine floating occurs between Pediatric Adolescent, Pediatric Hematology/Oncology, and other units within the facility, excluding the Pediatric Emergency Department

Orientation Process

• New Employee Orientation (NEO)
• Two-day departmental orientation

Work Schedule

• Weekend rotation every other weekend
• No on-call duties required
• Holiday coverage expected for approximately 75% of holidays
• Return to Origin (RTO) is not mandatory
• Shift hours: 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM
• Scheduling cycle repeats every 6 weeks

Additional Details

• Scrub color: Royal blue; pediatric-appropriate scrub tops permitted
• Free parking available
• Unit culture emphasizes teamwork, support, family-centered care, professional development, education, and safety