Senior Oncology Advanced Practice Provider

Michigan Medicine; Ann Arbor (MI); Hybrid; USD 131,000 - 201,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flexible Health, Dental, Vision

2:1 Retirement Matching

Long Term Disability

Generous Time Off

Professional Development Funds

Maternity/Parental Leave

Tuition Support

Wellness Programs

Work/Life Resources

Job summary

Michigan Medicine is seeking qualified APPs (NP or PA) to join the Rogel Cancer Center, providing outpatient oncology care with multidisciplinary support. Responsibilities include evaluating patients, developing care plans, and participating in clinical trials.

The role requires Michigan licensure, NP/PA certification, and DEA/BLS. The team participates in tumor boards and ongoing CME activities, with opportunities for hybrid work arrangements and professional development.

Qualifications

• Current licensure as a Registered Nurse in Michigan.
• Nurse Practitioner certification recognized by NCSBN.
• Current DEA registration and BLS.
• Graduate of an accredited NP program.

Responsibilities

• Monitor patients on treatment protocols (systemic therapy, radiation, or surgery).
• Provide direct outpatient care: H&P, evaluation, diagnosis, plan of care, and education.
• Manage infusion reactions and lab results; coordinate with teams.
• Follow patients longitudinally for surveillance and late effects.
• Assess psychological distress and navigate complex cancer care.
• Participate in clinical research and attend tumor board.
• Collaborate with specialties for comprehensive care.
• Provide APP coverage when needed; engage in CME activities.

Skills

RN license Michigan

Nurse Practitioner license

DEA registration

BLS

Education

RN license in Michigan

ACNP/AG-ACNP/ANP/FNP certification

Graduate NP program

Tools

Oncology outpatient care

Job description

Michigan Medicine is seeking qualified APPs (NP or PA) to join the Rogel Cancer Center, providing outpatient oncology care with multidisciplinary support. Responsibilities include evaluating patients, developing care plans, and participating in clinical trials.

The role requires Michigan licensure, NP/PA certification, and DEA/BLS. The team participates in tumor boards and ongoing CME activities, with opportunities for hybrid work arrangements and professional development.