Oncology Infusion RN - Per Diem, Tier II

Description:
Could you be the next Per Diem nurse to join the Oncology Infusion Center on 6 West at Lankenau Medical Center?

Why work as an Oncology Infusion Nurse at Lankenau Medical Center?

·       Make an Impact! As part of our interdisciplinary team in the infusion center, you will play a vital role in delivering excellent care and shaping the patient experience. In this role, you will care for Oncology patients.

·       Develop and Grow Your Career! We encourage you to take advantage of MLH Education & Development classes, which offer courses, tools, and resources to support your personal and professional growth. Your manager will also provide ongoing feedback and career development through performance reviews and one-on-one conversations

·       Get Involved! Build your involvement by joining hospital- and system-wide nursing committees, unit councils, evidence-based research projects, precepting new staff, and participating in the Clinical Ladder program

·       Join the Team! At Main Line Health, we value a diverse team with a wide range of backgrounds, experiences, and abilities. Each employee, physician, and volunteer brings unique strengths, and we are united by one shared purpose: delivering exceptional care and service

·       Position-Specific Benefits Include: We offer employee discounts on a variety of activities, services, and vendors, and parking is always free.

Position: Registered Nurse (RN) – Oncology Infusion

Shift: Per Diem Tier II: The commitment for this program is 72 hours per 6 weeks of the scheduling period of which a minimum of 24 hours must be weekend shifts. Weekend shifts begin Saturday 0700 and end Monday at 0730. Staff working in procedural and/or specialty areas not open on weekends will fulfill all 72 hours based on needs which could include on call.

Experience:
2 year(s) of recent Infusion nursing experience preferred.

Education
RN diploma or ASN required; BSN preferred.

Licensures/Certifications

•  PA RN license or a multistate license verified through the Nursing Licensure Compact in an approved state.

•  BLS certification from the American Heart Association or American Red Cross is required.

•  Chemotherapy certification must be completed before your start date.