Clinical Nurse - Bone Barrow Transplant (Part-Time)

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Clinical Nurse Bone Marrow Transplant

An exciting opportunity is available for a Clinical Nurse in Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) to join a dynamic team in providing compassionate, evidence-based nursing care to patients. This role is ideal for a nursing professional eager to make a meaningful impact in a multidisciplinary care setting.

Role Overview

• Care Model: Function in a reciprocal Advanced Practice Provider-based Ambulatory Care Practice Model.
• Chemotherapy Administration: Administer chemotherapy, supportive care, perform patient assessments, provide symptom management, and offer patient/family education to Allogeneic transplant recipients.
• Autologous Transplant Care: Administer conditioning chemotherapy, supportive care, perform patient assessments, and provide education to Autologous transplant recipients.
• Car T Cell Therapy: Provide chemotherapy and assist with managing patients receiving Car T Cell therapy.
• Telemedicine: Utilize telemedicine for supportive care and patient assessments for homebound transplant recipients.
• Multidisciplinary Care: Participate in multidisciplinary care to support transplant patients in the home setting and throughout their healthcare continuum.
• Patient Education: Assist in implementing patient education and clinical support programs to ensure optimal care.

Key Qualifications

• License & Education: New York State RN license and BSN required.
• Experience: Bone Marrow Transplant experience preferred, with at least 2 years of recent experience in Hematology/BMT Oncology.
• Certifications: National certification strongly preferred.
• BCLS: Basic Life Support (BCLS) certification required.

Core Skills

• Energy & Enthusiasm: Eager to adopt new opportunities and tackle challenges with high energy.
• Innovative Thinking: Ability to facilitate change and think creatively to improve care processes.
• Decision Making: Creative decision-maker with a proven ability to make timely decisions while maintaining high standards of nursing care.
• Growth-Oriented: Actively seeking new opportunities for professional development.
• Communication: Effective communicator and capable of building strong patient relationships.
• Adaptability: Easily adaptable to evolving healthcare environments.