Gynecologic Oncology Nurse Practitioner

Overview Under supervision or in collaboration with practice physicians, a Nurse Practitioner is involved in the care of individuals who are undergoing treatment for cancer or other related diagnoses. Through a team-based-care approach, they will educate patients on treatments, provide post-operative care, build patient relationships through long term follow-up clinics, and provide other general support. Responsibilities Provide consultations and evaluate patients in office setting with supervision and clinical guidance as needed. Evaluate patients undergoing chemotherapy and coordinate treatments. Participate in clinical research and manage patients undergoing treatment on clinical trials. Perform minor office procedures and post-operative care with minimal supervision. Augment the physician's ability to provide medical services to gynecologic oncology patients. Contribute to excellent patient care, research, teaching, and leadership within the organization. Rounding at affiliated hospitals, and some weekend after-hour calls. Education As required by licensure. Experience Clinical experience requirements are dependent upon the specific position, and include a minimum of 3 years of experience in gynecologic oncology specialty. Licensure/Certification Current applicable state OR and WA RN license required. National certification as a Nurse Practitioner (NP) required. Applicable OR and WA state license as a Nurse Practitioner with Prescriptive Privileges (NP‑PP) required. Basic Life Support (BLS) certification through the American Heart Association (AHA) required prior to hire. #J-18808-Ljbffr