(Archived) Registered Nurse (RN) Medical Oncology

Registered Nurse (RN) - Medical Oncology

Position Summary:
The Oncology Nurse cares for and educates patients who have cancer. Oncology nurses work in a multi-disciplinary team, in a variety of settings, from the inpatient ward, to the bone marrow transplant unit, through to the community. They may work with a variety of patients, from children to the elderly, from outpatients through to palliative care.

Qualifications:
· BLS certification required and ACLS may be required in designated departments.
· At least 24 months of recent nursing experience within the past five years in acute care hospital setting.
· Must have a minimum 1 year as an RN w/ BSN or 2 plus years as an RN w/Associates. Must have experience in desired specialty.
· Currently licensed as a Registered Nurse in the state of Georgia.

Health Benefits:
· Choose medical coverage through a traditional or consumer-driven health plan.
· Choose from two different dental plans. · You can choose a voluntary vision plan.
· Flexible Spending Accounts.

Retirement Benefits:
· All eligible employees receive a 2% employer contribution, even if they are not actively contributing to the 403(b) retirement saving.

Education Benefits:
· After 1 year of employment for an undergraduate degree or 2 years for a graduate degree. Full/Part-time eligible employees can take up to 18 credit hours per calendar year at an accredited college or university.
Additional Benefits:
· Employees may receive discounts for early childhood education.
· Discounts on eldercare services.
· Discounted pet insurance.
· Free/Discounted parking and transportation also are available for employees.


Compensation:
Hourly pay: $29.00 - Low to Mid 30's - Based on Exp
Sign-On: 12,000 for less than 3 years experience; 13,000 for 3+ years.
Relocation Assistance may be available.
Shift diff: $4.25 / hr. between 3-11 pm, $4.50 between 11p-7a; Weekend differential starts from 7a Sat- 7a Monday: Additional $3.25/hr.