Must have RN Radiation Oncology Work Experience (not Medical Oncology).
The Radiation Oncology Nurse is a registered nurse who functions in a collaborative role with the Radiation Oncology Team in providing continuity and quality patient care. The nurse will assess and provide appropriate nursing interventions for the actual or potential problems that the patient may experience related to the disease process, treatment course, and follow up period. This role emphasizes teaching, counseling, and supportive functions needed to assist the patient and/or family to cope with and adjust to the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. The R.N. assists in the evaluation and examination of patients with the Radiation Oncologist. This person is the liaison between Radiation Oncology and other hospitals and/or departments as well as physicians groups/offices and other counseling/support groups. In this setting the Radiation Oncology Nurse will assess and provide appropriate referrals for alternative resources for recovery, rehabilitation, nursing home care, hospice and nutritional services.
Schedule: Working 4-10's weekdays.
Education:
RN with current Colorado license in good standingBLS through American Heart AssociationACLS through American Heart AssociationExperience:
Skills:
Agency Please submit the following:
1. Resume
2. Skills Sheet
3. BLS and ACLS
4. NURSY's License
| Location | Glenwood Springs, CO |
| Salary | $1,246 |
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