Remote Oncology Nurse Navigator

Qualified candidates must be bilingual in Spanish and live in New York NY, Dallas TX or San Francisco CA! OCN license is required. Job Overview As an Clinical Nurse Navigator — Oncology, you will serve as a dedicated clinical partner for individuals navigating the complexities of a cancer diagnosis. You will provide personalized education, comprehensive care coordination, and unwavering clinical support from the point of diagnosis through the survivorship journey. This role is designed for a highly skilled RN who balances clinical precision with deep empathy, ensuring that every patient receives equitable, evidence-based guidance in a fast-paced, technology-enabled environment. Key Responsibilities Caseload Management: Oversee a full, active caseload, providing individualized navigation and clinical support tailored to each patient’s unique journey. Clinical Assessment: Conduct comprehensive oncology intake assessments to identify patient needs, personal goals, and immediate care priorities. Patient Education: Educate patients and their families on diagnoses, treatment pathways, and clinical options using NCCN-aligned and ONCC-aligned evidence-based guidance. Care Coordination: Facilitate seamless communication between patients, multidisciplinary treating providers, and internal clinical teams to streamline care delivery. Barrier Mitigation: Identify and resolve psychosocial, financial, or logistical barriers to care, connecting patients with essential support resources. Clinical Documentation: Maintain meticulous and timely records of all interactions and clinical activities within the care management platform. Quality Assurance: Participate in call auditing processes and integrate feedback to ensure the highest standards of care and protocol adherence. Multidisciplinary Collaboration: Partner closely with Lead Navigators, Social Workers, Medical Records Specialists, and Care Advocates to provide holistic support. Required Qualifications Education: Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). Licensure: Active RN license in a compact state with the unencumbered ability to obtain licensure in all 50 states. Experience: Minimum of 3 years of dedicated oncology nursing experience. Certification: Active ONCC certification (OCN); must be maintained throughout employment. Bilingual Proficiency: Fluent in English and Spanish, with the proven ability to conduct complex clinical conversations in both languages. Tech Savvy: Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Outlook, Teams, etc.) and familiarity with NCCN guidelines Remote Capability: Must have a private, secure home workspace, free from distractions or other obligations during working hours.