Oncology Nurse Practitioner/Physician Assistant

Anderson Area Cancer Center Oncology-Hematology Clinic•Anderson, SC

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Cancer patients and cancer caregivers choose the Anderson Area Cancer Center as a provider because of our personal medical guidance. We have a unique ability to foster a renewed hope for those who are seeking how to have a better life with cancer. Join us in making a difference in patient care through your expertise. We are seeking a dedicated and experienced Oncology Nurse Practitioner to join our multidisciplinary team. In this role, you will work in collaboration with the oncologist to provide high-quality care to patients with cancer, from diagnosis through treatment, survivorship, or palliative care. The ideal candidate will perform comprehensive assessments, manage symptoms, order and interpret diagnostic studies, and provide compassionate counseling to patients and their families.

Requirements

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN) or Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP) from an accredited Nurse Practitioner program.
Active, unencumbered Nurse Practitioner license in South Carolina.
National certification as a Nurse Practitioner (ACNP, FNP, or AGNP) required.
BLS certification required.
Deep knowledge of oncology pharmacology and chemotherapy protocols.
Strong interpersonal skills to communicate complex information to patients, families, and team members.
Ability to provide compassionate care and emotional support in a high-acuity environment.
Ability to make quick, accurate decisions during patient assessments.

Nice To Haves

Minimum 1-3 years of experience in oncology/hematology (as an NP or RN) preferred; new graduates with strong oncology RN experience may be considered.

Responsibilities

Conduct comprehensive medical and psychosocial histories, perform physical examinations, and document findings for oncology patients.
Formulate and implement treatment plans in collaboration with the oncologist, including managing chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and supportive care.
Diagnose and treat treatment-related toxicities and acute oncology problems (e.g., pain, nausea, fatigue, neutropenia).
Order, interpret, and follow up on diagnostic studies (lab work, imaging) to evaluate patient response to treatment.
Educate patients and families on diagnosis, treatment options, potential side effects, and self-care techniques.
Act as a patient navigator across settings, including hospital, outpatient clinic, and hospice.
Work collaboratively with infusion nurses, pharmacists, navigators, and physicians to ensure seamless care.