Oncology RN

Oncology RN in Atlanta, GA

This is a contract position for an Oncology RN at a premier facility. You'll work five 8 hour day shifts per week.

The agency, Gifted Healthcare, is award winning and places clinicians across the country. They talk about the power one person has to make a difference in patient care, which I appreciate. Their stated mission is to help clinicians thrive by providing good jobs, benefits that start on day one, and support whenever you need it.

What you'd do

• Provide direct nursing care to oncology patients.
• Administer chemotherapy and other specialized oncology treatments.
• Monitor patient responses to therapy and manage side effects.
• Educate patients and their families on disease processes and treatment plans.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary team including physicians and specialists.
• Maintain accurate and thorough patient documentation.

The background you'll need

• A current RN license for the state of assignment (they'll confirm specifics).
• A minimum of 1 year of recent experience as an Oncology RN; they want this experience to be solid and current.
• Chemotherapy certification (ONS or equivalent) is required. You must have this credential in hand.
• A BLS certification from the American Heart Association is also mandatory.

The details & benefits

The schedule is five 8 hour day shifts weekly. It's a contract role through Gifted Healthcare's travel staffing division. Pay range is $1,900 - $2,100 per week. The exact figure depends on your experience and credentials.

• Medical, Dental, and Vision insurance: Coverage starts on your first day of employment.
• Life insurance: A policy is included as part of your benefits package from day one.
• 401(k) plan with company match: You can enroll immediately upon starting; they match a portion of your contributions.

A quick note from me

I've been placing nurses for over a decade. When I see roles that require chemo certs and specific unit experience, I know the facility needs someone who can hit the ground running. This isn't a generalized med surg float pool spot; it's for an oncology unit that needs its own protocols followed. If your background matches what's listed above; especially that recent oncology experience; this could be a very straightforward fit. The pay range is clear, and having benefits kick in immediately with a travel contract isn't always the standard, so that's a definite plus worth noting.

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