Travel Registered Nurse Oncology Job

TLC Healthforce•Lawrenceville, GA

3d•$1,605 - $1,765

About The Position

Embark on a purpose‑driven journey as a Travel Registered Nurse — Oncology, and bring compassionate, advanced cancer care to patients and families at Lawrenceville, Georgia. This is your chance to make a meaningful, measurable difference while elevating your oncology expertise in a dynamic travel setting. You’ll be part of a mission‑driven program that places you in Lawrenceville, a thriving Georgia community just a short drive from Atlanta, where strong clinical teams, modern cancer centers, and a welcoming atmosphere converge. And because our travel program spans locations across the United States, you’ll have the opportunity to broaden your clinical horizons, experience diverse hospital cultures, and support patients in a variety of environments. Georgia’s natural beauty and welcoming communities provide an inspiring backdrop to your daily care—from shade‑dappled parks and scenic drives to vibrant city life and rich southern traditions. Location benefits are a cornerstone of this opportunity. Lawrenceville sits within easy reach of Atlanta’s renowned medical networks, educational resources, and cultural offerings, making it a convenient base for travel nurses seeking balance between clinical excellence and personal life. You’ll enjoy access to top oncology programs, multidisciplinary teams, and ongoing opportunities for professional growth. When you want to explore beyond Georgia, our program offers the flexibility to work in multiple U.S. locations, expanding your experience with different patient populations, hospital settings, and treatment paradigms. This blend of stability and variety means you can cultivate a robust resume, build lasting professional relationships, and savor the distinctive flavors of each destination—from urban adventures to scenic drives through Georgia’s diverse landscapes. Role specifics and benefits put your nursing skills at the forefront while supporting your growth trajectory. As an Oncology RN on assignment, you’ll deliver comprehensive cancer care in collaboration with oncologists, surgeons, infusion specialists, pharmacists, and supportive care teams. Key responsibilities include administering chemotherapy and targeted therapies according to evidence‑based protocols, monitoring infusion reactions, managing chemotherapy‑induced side effects, and ensuring meticulous patient education on medications, safety measures, and symptom management. You’ll assess patient status, document clinical findings with precision, adjust plans in consultation with the care team, and participate in rounds to align treatment plans with evolving needs. You’ll also support palliative and symptom management, coordinate with social workers and case managers to address psychosocial needs, and contribute to the continuity of care as patients transition between treatment phases. The role offers meaningful professional growth within oncology, with opportunities to pursue certifications, expand scope, and gain exposure across diverse cancer care settings. To reflect the travel nature of the assignment, you’ll receive a competitive compensation package, housing assistance, and the potential for contract extensions that allow you to deepen your expertise while exploring new communities. A dedicated travel support team provides 24/7 assistance to address scheduling, credentialing, housing, and clinical questions so you can focus on delivering high‑quality patient care. Additional benefits are designed to support you throughout the assignment. The program offers a competitive weekly pay range of $1,605 to $1,765 with guaranteed hours of 36 per week, ensuring a stable foundation while you experience the breadth of oncology care. The start date is 01/19/2026, with a travel assignment structured in weeks and the potential for extensions based on clinical needs and personal preference. You may receive a sign‑on or completion bonus, as well as housing assistance to simplify a seamless transition to Lawrenceville. The combination of professional development opportunities, flexible scheduling, and robust relocation support makes this role a compelling step in your nursing career. Beyond the clinical duties, you’ll benefit from a culture that prioritizes collaboration, evidence‑based practice, and the continual advancement of your nursing voice within oncology care. Company values and environment emphasize empowerment, respect, and lasting impact. Our partner organizations are committed to empowering their staff to grow—offering mentorship, ongoing education, and clear pathways for career advancement. You’ll work alongside compassionate teams that value your contributions, celebrate clinical autonomy within established protocols, and support you as you navigate complex patient journeys. The environment is designed to be supportive and inclusive, encouraging curiosity, leadership, and professional resilience. Whether you’re seeking deeper specialization in hematology, solid tumor management, or survivorship care, you’ll find an organization that respects your expertise and invests in your future. If you’re ready to elevate your oncology nursing career while experiencing the beauty and diversity of Georgia and beyond, this is your invitation to apply. Join a company that values your clinical skill, your empathy, and your commitment to patients’ well‑being. Seize this opportunity to impact lives, expand your professional network, and travel with purpose. Apply now to begin a rewarding chapter as an Oncology RN in the Lawrenceville area, with the potential to explore additional U.S. locations, build lasting relationships with top oncology teams, and advance your career in a supportive, growth‑oriented environment. Your next chapter in compassionate cancer care awaits. Please note: The hours and pay rates listed are estimates and may vary. Final compensation packages and guaranteed hours will be confirmed during the hiring process.

Responsibilities

Administering chemotherapy and targeted therapies according to evidence‑based protocols
Monitoring infusion reactions
Managing chemotherapy‑induced side effects
Ensuring meticulous patient education on medications, safety measures, and symptom management
Assessing patient status
Documenting clinical findings with precision
Adjusting plans in consultation with the care team
Participating in rounds to align treatment plans with evolving needs
Supporting palliative and symptom management
Coordinating with social workers and case managers to address psychosocial needs
Contributing to the continuity of care as patients transition between treatment phases