RN Outpatient Infusion - Contract

RN Outpatient
Batavia Medical Center, Rochester, NY
Start - 09/28/2026
Days

40 hr/wk - Monday - Friday, 8:00am - 4:30pm
No weekends, no holidays and on on call responsibilities

Complete Description:
An exciting opportunity to join a community-based oncology practice that is part of a nationally recognized, NCI-designated cancer center. This small practice includes a MD, APP, LPN, Ambulatory Tech, and 3 RNs. The infusion assignment is a mixture of hematology/oncology/monoclonals, and non-oncology referral infusions. A typical infusion assignment is for 8 patients and involves chemotherapy teaching at the chairside. The maximum daily infusion capacity is 24 patients.
Requirements:
- 23 years of recent infusion experience required, outpatient clinic experience highly desired
- ONS chemotherapy/immunotherapy certification
- Current BLS certification from AHA
- Experience with Epic EMR and Alaris infusion pumps
- Ability to work independently and manage a full patient assignment with minimal supervision
- Strong IV/vascular access and port access skills
- Excellent communication skills with patients, families, and the oncology care team
- Current, unencumbered NYS RN licensure

Skills:

	Skill	Required / Desired	Amount	of Experience	Expertise Rating	Move
	Recent infusion experience	Required
	Hematology/Oncology experience (2 years)	Required
	BLS Certification (American Heart Association ONLY)	Required
	Oncology Certification	Required
	Experience with Epic EMR and Aleris infusion pumps	Required
	Strong IV/vascular access and port access skills	Required
	Current, unencumbered NYS RN licensure	Required

Questions:
Question 1
Does the HCP have any RTO?
Question 2
When can the HCP start the position?
Question 3
Does this candidate have EPIC experience in the same area/specialty within the last year?
Question 4
When is this candidate available for an interview with URMC?
Question 5
Is HCP able to obtain TB skin test?
Question 6
Does this candidate live 50 miles or greater from URMC?
Question 7
Is this candidate aware of D/E/N rotating shifts on the inpatient units?

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