Oncology

ALL TRAVELERS MUST HAVE CERNER EXPERIENCE. THIS IS A HARD REQUIREMENT.ASAP STARTS ENCOURAGED! Pending background checks and labs may be accepted, provided the traveler has comparable documentation completed within the past 12 months that can be used as a placeholder while current requirements are being finalized.Pediatric Hem/Onc

MUST HAVE PEDIATRIC EXPERIENCEStart Date: ASAPAssignment Length: 13 WEEKSShift: 3X12S: 2 year of pediatric Hematology/Oncology experience preferredFirst-Timers Accepted: YES If traveler has 3+ years of RECENT Pediatric Hem/Onc experienceWeekend Requirement: Every other weekend or less depending on unit needsCertifications Required: BLS American Heart Association PALS American Heart Association; required within 1 year APON Certification Active Florida RN license or valid multistate eNLC licenseOn-Call Requirement: No On CallWill Clinician

Float Within Scope

YesBlock Schedule: Will discuss in interviewRTO Restrictions: Maximum RTO is 7 days. All RTO must be disclosed at the time of submission. RTO cannot be changed after submission, and post-submission RTO is not guaranteed. Special Requirements Pediatric Hematology/Oncology experience preferred. Experience caring for immunocompromised pediatric patients. Experience administering chemotherapy, blood products, electrolyte infusions, and other oncology treatments. Must be comfortable with central-line care, IV monitoring, lab draws, transfusions, sepsis monitoring, and medication administration. BSN or enrollment in a BSN program preferred. CPHON, CPON, or BMTCN certification preferred. Strong communication, critical-thinking, documentation, and family education skills. Must be able to float to other nursing units within scope of practice. Background and license must be clear with no issues. Job Summary The Hematology/Oncology RN provides compassionate, family-centered care to pediatric patients. Responsibilities include completing assessments, developing and documenting individualized care plans, administering chemotherapy and medications, monitoring central lines and laboratory results, providing transfusions and electrolyte infusions, educating patients and families, and collaborating with physicians and the multidisciplinary care team.The RN will also participate in patient safety initiatives, infection prevention, handoff reports, care coordination, quality standards, and accurate electronic medical record documentation.

Modified Time: 11/2/2026 12:00:00

Exemptions Only Flu Vaccine: Unknown Submittals:Low

Job Requirements & Qualifications

Previous Charge Experience: - Years of Experience : 2

Patient Ratio Experience: Charting

System Experience: - Charting

System Name: Community

Hospital Experience: - LTAC Experience : - Trauma