The Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS) for Oncology will be responsible for a variety of clinical duties, including completing and documenting comprehensive history and physical assessments, ordering and interpreting diagnostic studies, and prescribing treatments. The role involves implementing prevention strategies, managing acute and chronic health problems, and providing clear patient care documentation. The CNS will collaborate with patients and the interdisciplinary team to formulate care plans, meet billing and productivity metrics, and provide education to patients, families, and staff. Additionally, the CNS will advocate for patients and the nursing profession, advise leadership on quality improvement initiatives and evidence-based practice, and participate in peer review and competency assessments. Professional development is encouraged through continuous learning, research activities, and advancing the profession through presentations and publications. Leadership responsibilities include providing feedback to leadership on system issues, identifying and participating in quality improvement initiatives, leading multidisciplinary teams, and revising protocols to reflect evidence-based best practices. The CNS will also perform patient population needs assessments, advise care teams with evidence-based interventions, and work to influence policy-making bodies to improve patient care.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Senior