Summer 2027 Flynn Fellowship - Pediatric Oncology Nursing - Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital
About The Position
The Flynn Fellowship in Oncology Nursing Program, offered in partnership with the Flynn Foundation, is designed to stimulate career interest in oncology nursing and foster the professional development of prospective oncology nurses. The fellowship enhances students' core clinical education through direct observation of pediatric oncology patient care and exposure to related duties and services, illustrating the vital role oncology nurses play and their relationships with other healthcare team members. Student nurses may attend internal educational programs and meet with key NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital staff. The eight-week Pediatric Oncology Fellowship at NYP/Morgan Stanley Children's Hospital runs from June 7, 2027, through July 31, 2027. It is a full-time program of 37.5 hours per week, with a schedule that may vary during the week. The experience includes direct observation and learning focused on pediatric oncology care. Fellows must also complete an evidence-based practice research project on an aspect of oncology nursing and present it to supervisory management during the final week of the program. The fellowship is offered to up to four rising senior nursing students in the Class of 2028. Applicants must be in good standing and submit an application with a 1–2-page essay answering, “Why oncology nursing, and why should you be selected?” Applications are due by January 22, 2027, at 11:59 PM EST. Successful candidates will be notified by February 8, 2027. The role is based on-site in New York, New York; employees should live within commuting distance, and NYP will not reimburse travel expenses.
Requirements
- Be a Class of 2028 graduate.
- Be a matriculated student in a BSN program and be within two semesters of completing degree requirements.
- Hold BLS certification from the American Heart Association.
- Be in good standing.
- Submit an application that includes a 1–2-page essay answering, “Why oncology nursing, and why should you be selected?”
- Live within commuting distance of NYP; the role requires on-site presence and travel expenses will not be reimbursed.
Responsibilities
- Participate in direct observational and learning experiences focused on pediatric oncology patient care.
- Observe oncology nursing roles, typical responsibilities, applied practice, career opportunities, and collaboration with healthcare team members.
- Gain exposure to pediatric medical and surgical oncology, including treatment plans, policies and procedures, and patient and family education.
- Gain exposure to clinical research, bone marrow transplant, palliative care, infusion services, radiation therapy, patient and family support programs, internal oncology forums, integrative therapies, and survivorship.
- Complete an evidence-based practice research project on an aspect of oncology nursing and present it to supervisory management during the final week of the program.
- Attend available internal educational programs and meet with key NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital staff.
Benefits
- Comprehensive and competitive benefits that support employees and their families.
- Opportunities for personal and professional growth.
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What This Job Offers
Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Intern
