American Oncology Network·Honolulu, Hawaii
The Advanced Practice Practitioner assists physicians in patient care and teaching by assessing physical and psychosocial status, writing prescriptions, interpreting diagnostic studies, and relaying findings to the collaborating physician. Responsibilities also include dictating documentation, managing family dynamics, participating in rounds, providing on-call coverage, and marketing cancer treatment services.
$80,000.00 - $170,000.00
Assists physician in the care and teaching of patients.
Key performance areas
Assess the physical and psychosocial status of patients by means of interview, health history, physical examination, and diagnostic studies.
Write prescriptions for: medication, blood products based upon laboratory results, routine diagnostic and follow-up studies, therapeutic measures, and care post-discharge in accordance with written practice protocols.
Based on findings, determine eligibility of patients for entry into clinical trials.
Interpret and evaluates findings of studies / tests.
Relay appropriate information regarding patient care to the collaborating physician.
Administer therapeutic measures / obtains specimens as prescribed.
Dictate follow-up letters to referring physicians with summaries of treatment, response and plan.
Dictate or writes patient history, admissions, progress notes, and discharge notes in a timely manner.
Assist in the management of family dynamics and coping mechanisms during acute and chronic phases of patients’ care.
Conduct or participate in daily multi-disciplinary rounds for assigned patients to ensure patients are receiving appropriate and quality care.
Provide on-call coverage and performs hospital rounds as needed.
Triage patients to determine urgency of physician evaluation.
Document and reports care in an accurate, timely manner using appropriate forms and records.
Demonstrate a willingness to learn and to remain flexible in the changing health care environment.
Provide on-call coverage and performs hospital rounds as needed. Triage patients to determine urgency of physician evaluation.
Document and reports care in an accurate, timely manner using appropriate forms and records.
Demonstrate a willingness to learn and to remain flexible in the changing health care environment.
Assist staff in times of crisis or emergency.
Meet with the public outside the institution and efficiently market and promote cancer treatment.
Determine work priorities, assign work and insure proper completion of work assignments.
Comply with all federal and state laws and regulations pertaining to patient privacy, patient’s rights, personnel law, safety, labor, and employment law. Adhere to Company and departmental policies and procedures, including IT policies and procedures and Disaster Recovery Plan.
Other duties as requested.
Keep work area and records in a neat and orderly manner.
Maintain all company equipment in a safe and working manner.
Maintain and ensure the confidentiality of all patient and employee information at all times as required by the HIPAA regulations.
Assist in training new employees to related job duties.
Will be expected to work at any Company location to help meet the Company’s business needs as directed by collaborating physician.
Will be expected to work overtime when given sufficient notice of required overtime.
Travel: Less than 25%
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Market context
In Hawaii, physician openings are often tied to ongoing care needs and can be competitive because employers look for strong clinical judgment, adaptability, and comfort working across diverse care settings. For this role, the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform pull key details from the original job description, saving you research time. Review the travel expectations and training support carefully, then tailor your application to show patient-centered communication and readiness to work in home-based care.
