APP Genetics

The US Oncology Network•Spokane, WA

24d•Onsite

About The Position

Cancer Care Northwest is seeking a highly motivated Cancer Genetic Advanced Nurse Practitioner. This position will play a key role in identifying and managing patients at elevated risk for hereditary cancers, while collaborating closely with oncologists, breast surgeons, and radiologists. Working under supervision or in partnership with physicians, the ARNP participates in the care of individuals, families, and patient populations affected by cancer, hereditary conditions, or related diagnoses. Responsibilities include prevention, screening, clinical management, and research, with an emphasis on genetic risk assessment and counseling. This position will function as a direct care provider and patient educator, while maintaining compliance with OSHA and other regulatory standards. Supports and adheres to Cancer Care Northwest/US Oncology Compliance Program, including Code of Ethics and Business Standards.

Requirements

DNP/MSN from an accredited nursing school; completion of NP program
ARNP/RN licensure and CGRA certification
Minimum 3 years of experience, preferably in oncology or genetics
Current BLS/CPR certification

Nice To Haves

City of Hope training is preferred

Responsibilities

Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate care for oncology and hereditary risk patients.
Initiate and document appropriate interventions; prescribe therapies as indicated.
Perform procedures with minimal supervision.
Provide education and wellness resources to patients and families.
Incorporate evidence-based research into clinical practice.
Ensure timely documentation and charge capture.
Participate in case management, palliative care, and staff education.
Conduct cancer genetic risk assessments for patients with personal or family history of cancer.
Provide counseling on inheritance patterns, testing options, and implications for care.
Interpret genetic test results and communicate findings to patients and care teams.
Develop individualized surveillance and risk-reduction plans for high-risk breast patients.
Monitor patients longitudinally for changes in risk status, clinical findings, or genetic updates.
Participate in continuing education such as tumor boards, case conferences, and quality improvement initiatives related to genetics and high-risk care.
Maintain current knowledge of genetic guidelines (i.e. NCCN, ACMG) and integrate evidence-based genetics into practice, including variant reclassification and secondary findings.
Support clinical research related to cancer genetics and hereditary syndromes.