Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP)

Description

Integrative Medicine with Purpose, Compassion, and Impact.

Location: Salish Cancer Center | Fife, WA | On-Site

Status: Full-Time | 1.0 FTE | 40 hrs/wk

Hiring Range: $140,000 - $190,000 per year

Position Close Date: 11/5/2026

Salish Cancer Center is seeking a compassionate and skilled Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP) – Medical Oncology/Hematology to join our multidisciplinary healthcare team. This is an opportunity to provide meaningful, patient-centered care to individuals and families navigating the challenges of cancer diagnosis, treatment, and survivorship.

The ARNP plays a vital role in delivering comprehensive, evidence-based oncology care, managing treatment-related symptoms and complications, and supporting patients throughout their cancer care journey. The ideal candidate combines strong clinical judgment and oncology expertise with a genuine commitment to compassionate communication, patient education, and collaborative care.

If you are passionate about improving patient outcomes and making a meaningful difference in the lives of patients and their families, we invite you to explore this opportunity at Salish Cancer Center .

What You’ll Do:

• Provide Comprehensive Patient Care: Conduct detailed patient assessments, including medical histories, physical examinations, and reviews of laboratory, imaging, pathology, and diagnostic results.
• Diagnose and Manage Medical Conditions: Evaluate and manage acute and chronic conditions, with an emphasis on oncology and cancer-related care, within the ARNP's scope of practice.
• Develop Individualized Treatment Plans: Collaborate with patients, families, physicians, and the multidisciplinary care team to establish, implement, and evaluate appropriate treatment plans.
• Manage Cancer Treatment: Monitor patients receiving chemotherapy, immunotherapy, targeted therapy, hormonal therapy, and other systemic cancer treatments, including treatment response, adverse effects, and complications.
• Prescribe Medications and Treatments: Prescribe medications and therapies in accordance with Washington State laws, organizational policies, clinical guidelines, and professional scope of practice.
• Educate Patients and Families: Explain diagnoses, treatment options, medications, symptom management, disease progression, follow-up care, prognosis, and goals of care.
• Coordinate Continuity of Care: Facilitate referrals, follow-up services, and communication among oncologists, specialists, primary care providers, nursing staff, pharmacists, and other healthcare resources.
• Maintain Clinical Documentation: Complete accurate and timely documentation of assessments, diagnoses, treatment plans, prescriptions, patient communications, and follow-up care in the electronic medical record.
• Support Quality and Patient Safety: Participate in multidisciplinary care planning, quality improvement, utilization review, and initiatives that enhance clinical outcomes and the patient experience.
• Maintain Professional and Regulatory Compliance: Follow applicable laws, regulations, credentialing requirements, professional standards, and organizational policies while maintaining current knowledge of evidence-based oncology practices.

What You Bring:

• Master's degree in nursing from an accredited nursing program.
• Current, unrestricted Advanced Registered Nurse Practitioner (ARNP) license in Washington State.
• Current national board certification appropriate to the ARNP's area of practice.
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification.
• Appropriate prescribing authority and controlled substance registration, as applicable to the position.
• Ability to meet all organizational credentialing and privileging requirements.
• Demonstrated knowledge of advanced nursing practice, clinical assessment, diagnosis, treatment planning, and medication management.
• Strong understanding of applicable federal and Washington State healthcare regulations and professional practice standards.
• Minimum of (3) three years previous experience in medical oncology/hematology, or another specialty cancer-care setting.
• Experience managing patients receiving systemic cancer treatments and addressing cancer-related symptoms and treatment toxicities.
• Oncology-specific certification, such as Advanced Oncology Certified Nurse Practitioner (AOCNP), or the ability to obtain certification within one (1) year of employment.

Why Salish Cancer Center?

You’ll be part of a passionate, multidisciplinary team dedicated to transforming the lives of those touched by cancer. We blend state-of-the-art oncology care with integrative, patient-centered approaches that support the whole person — body, mind, and spirit.

• A Mission That Matters. You’ll help deliver compassionate care that honors dignity and respect, empowering patients and their families through every stage of their cancer journey. Our mission emphasizes integrity, inclusivity, and healing for everyone touched by cancer.
• Team-Centered, Collaborative Environment. Our providers and staff take pride in their work, going above and beyond to ensure personalized care for every patient. You’ll have the opportunity to collaborate with experienced clinicians across medical oncology, naturopathic care, acupuncture, and native healing modalities.
• Integrative and Innovative Care. Salish Cancer Center is known for its integrative approach that combines evidence-based treatments with complementary therapies, including naturopathic medicine and acupuncture, supporting holistic wellness alongside conventional cancer care.
• State-of-the-Art Facility. Our center features a modern infusion suite and on-site pharmacy, with advanced clinical resources that help staff deliver high-quality oncology services in a supportive setting.
• Inclusive Culture and Values. We uphold values of compassion, respect, integrity, and health, and we are committed to an inclusive workplace where every team member and patient feels welcomed and valued.
• Community Impact. As a not-for-profit entity of the Puyallup Tribe, Salish Cancer Center plays a meaningful role in the community — offering hope, support, and care that honors culture, tradition, and individual healing journeys.

In accordance with federal law, Native American Preference in employment applies and job placements are given on a competitive basis, using job related factors.