The clinician provides oncology triage, support, and education for members and their care network through phone, email, and video, with a focus on comprehensive assessment, symptom management, and escalation of urgent clinical issues. Care spans the oncology continuum, including screening, active treatment support, survivorship, and end-of-life discussions. The role works closely with nurse leaders, medical directors, payers, providers, and non-clinical care team members in a value-based, technology-enabled care model.
Key Responsibilities
- Conduct comprehensive clinical assessments and triage for oncology members across the care continuum.
- Provide education, support, and care coordination by phone, email, and video.
- Manage clinical escalations and provide consult support for urgent needs.
- Coordinate symptom management, nutritional support, discharge planning, and provider referrals.
- Participate in case conferences to review member progress and refine support plans.
- Collaborate with nurse leaders, medical directors, payers, providers, and non-clinical care team members.
- Support social needs such as food resources and transportation access.
- Document care and follow established policies, procedures, and clinical protocols.
Required
- Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN).
- Active, unrestricted compact RN license.
- At least 2 years of nursing experience.
- At least 1 year of solid tumor oncology nursing experience.
- Oncology-related certification such as OCN, AOCN, AOCNS, or CCM, or attainment within 2 years of hire.
Preferred
- Compact plus single-state licensure in New York and/or Illinois.
Benefits & Perks
- Full-time, non-exempt position.
- Set weekday schedule with an 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM EST shift.
- Remote care delivery by phone, email, and video.
- Hourly pay of $41.54.
- Holiday coverage up to 2 holidays per year with holiday pay.