Oncology Nurse Practitioner

Oncology Nurse Practitioner

Day Shift : M-F (or 4 10 hour days) - Weekend call requirement on a rotating basis - Outpatient

Summary

The Oncology Nurse Practitioner (ONP) is an Advanced Practice Registered Nurse (APRN) specializing in comprehensive cancer care for patients in both inpatient and outpatient settings. The ONP collaborates with supervising physicians to manage hematology-oncology patients and follows established treatment protocols. This role requires professionalism, clear communication, and strong collaboration skills. The ONP will manage a dynamic clinic environment, addressing needs ranging from primary care to complex chemotherapy side effect management.

Responsibilities

Patient Care

• Triage calls from patients, physicians, hospitals, and agencies; escalate to physicians as needed
• Evaluate and treat acute conditions including oncologic emergencies and chemotherapy side effects
• Conduct histories, physical exams, diagnostic assessments, and initiate treatment plans
• Manage follow-up visits and adjust care plans based on patient progress
• Identify environmental and personal risk factors; coordinate care with social services, nurse navigation, and dietary teams
• Refer patients to specialists when care exceeds scope

Education and Collaboration

Procedures and Rounding

Documentation and Compliance

Emergency Response

Additional Duties

Qualifications

Education

Experience

Licensure and Certification