Provide direct patient care on a Medical Surgical unit with an Oncology patient population, including administration of chemotherapy, biotherapy (IV, PO, or injection), and management of complex medical-surgical diagnoses such as AKI, sepsis, septic shock, malignant neoplasms, encephalopathy, and diabetic foot ulcers
Perform and manage clinical procedures including colostomy care, port access, blood product administration, central line blood draws, PICC line management, peripheral line care, surgical drain management, chest tube management (Emerson/Pleur-evac), and wound care including wound VAC
Administer and monitor high-risk medications including heparin drips and insulin; maintain non-invasive airway management and isolation precautions
Float to similar units and alternate care locations as needed, including inpatient holding in the ED or other medical patient care areas
Participate in every-other-weekend scheduling requirements and attend monthly staff meetings; make up any called-off shifts as required
Report to work as assigned during catastrophic events, mass casualty incidents, disasters, or storm/hurricane team activations
Required Qualifications
Active RN license in North Carolina or a valid Compact RN license
Minimum of 2 years of experience in an inpatient Medical Surgical setting
Proficiency in Med/Surg skills including colostomy care, port access, blood product administration, central line blood draws, PICC line management, chest tube management, wound care/wound VAC, heparin, and insulin administration
Familiarity with EPIC, PYXIS, and SBAR communication systems
Why Join Us
First-time travelers are welcome, offering an accessible entry point into travel nursing with a structured orientation of approximately 24 hours across two shifts
Work in a dynamic Med/Surg Oncology environment with a consistent unit census and clearly defined patient ratios