What are the responsibilities and job description for the Advanced Practice Oncology Clinician position at CARIN Alliance?
Role Overview
This position is for a certified advanced practitioner providing comprehensive medical oncology and hematology care. Responsibilities include performing patient assessments, managing treatment plans, side effects, and infusion reactions, and developing survivorship and palliative care plans. The role involves collaboration with physicians, multidisciplinary teams, and primary care providers, as well as patient education and counseling. It includes inpatient and outpatient care, rapid assessment of acutely ill patients, and after-hours call coverage. The practitioner supports infusion centers, administers intrathecal chemotherapy, and coordinates end-of-life care and referrals.
Qualifications
This position is for a certified advanced practitioner providing comprehensive medical oncology and hematology care. Responsibilities include performing patient assessments, managing treatment plans, side effects, and infusion reactions, and developing survivorship and palliative care plans. The role involves collaboration with physicians, multidisciplinary teams, and primary care providers, as well as patient education and counseling. It includes inpatient and outpatient care, rapid assessment of acutely ill patients, and after-hours call coverage. The practitioner supports infusion centers, administers intrathecal chemotherapy, and coordinates end-of-life care and referrals.
Qualifications
- Graduate from an accredited Physician Associate or Nurse Practitioner program.
- Oncology experience preferred.
- Licensure as an advanced practice clinician (PA or NP) in Delaware or eligible.
- DEA licensure or eligibility.
- Current BLS certification.