Healthforce by TLC·City of Geneva, New York
The Oncology Registered Nurse will administer chemotherapy and supportive medications, monitor for adverse reactions, manage infusion devices, and assess patient symptoms. This role involves coordinating with multidisciplinary teams to develop individualized care plans, ensuring safety and providing education to patients and families regarding treatment goals and self-care.
Step into a meaningful leadership role as an Oncology Registered Nurse on a dynamic travel assignment, designed for professionals who want to elevate patient care while exploring the rich opportunities of New York, Geneva.
In this specialty, your expertise helps people facing cancer navigate complex treatment journeys with compassion, precision, and resilience.
Picture yourself partnering with multidisciplinary teams to deliver evidence-based care, easing the burden on patients and families during challenging times.
Beyond the clinical impact, this is a chance to elevate your professional profile as you adapt to diverse tumor boards, clinics, and inpatient settings.
And while you make a difference, you’ll also savor the beauty of the state—Geneva’s scenic shores on Seneca Lake, the Finger Lakes wine trails, parks and cultural offerings that invite peaceful reflections after demanding shifts.
The start date for this opportunity is 03/30/2026, with weeks-long assignments tailored to your readiness and the facility’s needs.
Weekly pay ranges from $1,921 to $2,011, with flexible contract lengths to fit your career goals.
Guaranteed hours stand at 0.0, reflecting the freedom of experiential placements that honor your schedule and adaptability.
Working in New York, Geneva places you at the heart of a thriving medical landscape within a picturesque setting, blending robust oncology programs with a high quality of life. Facilities in this region prize collaborative care, cutting-edge treatment protocols, and patient-centered outcomes, offering exposure to medical oncology, hematology, and supportive care pathways that broaden your clinical horizon. Geneva—a gateway to the Finger Lakes region—offers access to scenic lakeshores, outdoor recreation, and a vibrant local culture. The broader U.S. assignments give you the opportunity to rotate through diverse facilities—from large academic medical centers to community hospitals—each with unique case mixes and ways to advance your oncology expertise. You’ll enjoy the benefits of working with a company that coordinates travel logistics, housing options, and credentialing support, so you can focus on your patients and your growth. And yes, you’ll have the chance to experience multiple locales across the country if that aligns with your personal and professional goals, all while maintaining a solid support system behind you.
In this oncology RN role, you’ll administer chemotherapy and supportive medications, monitor for adverse reactions, manage central lines and infusion devices, and assess patients’ pain and symptom trajectories. You’ll coordinate with physicians, pharmacists, palliative care teams, and social workers to craft individualized care plans, ensuring safety, toxicity monitoring, and timely interventions. Education is central—empowering patients and families with clear explanations about treatment goals, side effects, and self-care strategies to optimize quality of life. As you grow, you’ll have access to specialty certifications, oncology clinics, and opportunities to participate in tumor boards, survivorship planning, and symptom management programs that expand your scope and leadership potential. We emphasize a comprehensive benefits package that includes a competitive weekly pay rate, a sign-on or housing assistance option, and opportunities to extend your contract for continuity and career progression. You’ll receive robust 24/7 support from dedicated travel healthcare specialists, ensuring rapid assistance for credentialing, housing logistics, shift changes, or urgent clinical questions. Training, orientation, and on-going professional development are woven into the experience to help you stay current with evolving oncology guidelines, targeted therapies, and new modalities of symptom management. You’ll join a culture that respects evidence-based practice, safety, and compassionate care, with a clear path to advance within oncology teams, cancer centers, and specialty clinics.
Our organization is anchored in empowering each nurse to thrive—personally and professionally. We champion career advancement through mentorship, structured learning tracks, and leadership opportunities that recognize clinical excellence and collaborative care. The environment is supportive, inclusive, and mission-driven, prioritizing work-life balance, psychological safety, and constructive feedback. We invest in you with resources for credentialing, flexible scheduling where possible, and a network of colleagues who value your contributions. By creating a sense of belonging and purpose, we enable nurses to build durable, meaningful careers while delivering outstanding oncology care to diverse patient populations.
If you’re ready to apply your clinical expertise to make a lasting impact, seize this chance to join a company that values your dedication and supports your professional growth every step of the way. Prepare to collaborate with top oncology teams, expand your horizons through varied assignments, and experience the rewarding blend of travel nursing and patient-centered care. Apply now to begin a transformative journey with us—where your skills accelerate outcomes, your voice matters, and your career advances in a supportive, dynamic environment.
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Candidates must possess expertise in oncology nursing to navigate complex cancer treatment journeys, partnering with teams to deliver evidence-based care across diverse settings. The role requires adaptability to various tumor boards, clinics, and inpatient environments, with assignments starting around March 30, 2026.
Market context
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