Healthforce by TLC·East Sonora, California
Core duties involve administering chemotherapy and biologic therapies, monitoring patient responses, managing infusions safely, and conducting thorough assessments for tailored symptom management strategies across the cancer care continuum. The role also requires educating patients and families while coordinating closely with physicians, pharmacists, and social workers to optimize patient outcomes.
Embark on a transformative journey as a Travel Registered Nurse in Oncology, bringing compassionate cancer care to patients in Sonora, California, while seizing the opportunity to extend your expertise across diverse settings.
In this role, your clinical leadership and nuanced understanding of oncology will help patients navigate complex treatment plans, manage symptoms, and maintain dignity and hope during challenging times.
Picture yourself delivering evidence-based care, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams, and guiding families through each step of therapy with clarity and empathy.
And beyond the hospital walls, California invites you to revel in its remarkable landscapes—from the foothills and gold-rash history of Sonora to the majestic nearby vistas of Yosemite National Park and the Sierra Nevada.
The state’s sunlit coastlines, redwood forests, and vibrant towns offer inspiring backdrops that recharge your energy as you care for others.
Location benefits begin with Sonora’s welcoming, close-knit community.
This historic Gold Rush town blends small-town charm with modern amenities, excellent dining, cultural events, and easy access to outdoor recreation.
You’ll enjoy the advantages of a serene living environment where you can unwind after shifts, explore nearby hiking trails, or take a weekend to discover wine country and scenic drives through the foothills.
For clinicians who crave variety, the role also presents the opportunity to work in additional locations across the United States, gaining exposure to different patient populations, payer landscapes, and hospital cultures.
Whether you’re in a community hospital, a teaching facility, or a specialty cancer center, you’ll experience settings that challenge your clinical thinking and enrich your professional perspective.
And with the state’s scenic wonders within reach, you’ll have meaningful downtime to recharge—whether you’re exploring Yosemite’s granite splendor or strolling along historic sidewalks in charming towns.
In this Oncology RN position, you’ll lead and participate in high-quality patient care with responsibilities that span the cancer care continuum.
Core duties include administering chemotherapy and biologic therapies as prescribed, monitoring patient responses, managing infusion therapies with strict adherence to safety protocols, and conducting thorough assessments to tailor symptom management strategies.
You’ll educate patients and families about treatment paths, potential side effects, and self-care practices, while coordinating with physicians, pharmacists, social workers, and palliative care teams to optimize outcomes.
The role emphasizes professional growth within the oncology specialty—expanding your proficiency in tumor genetics, targeted therapies, hematologic malignancies, and supportive care.
You’ll have opportunities to participate in quality improvement initiatives, contribute to patient education programs, and engage in multidisciplinary rounds that sharpen your clinical acumen.
The position offers a competitive compensation framework with a weekly pay range of $1,668 to $1,816, acknowledging the specialized expertise you bring to oncology care.
Start date is 03/30/2026, and the duration is described as Weeks, reflecting a flexible assignment horizon that can adapt to project needs and your professional goals.
While guaranteed hours are listed as 0.0, you’ll benefit from predictable scheduling opportunities, aligned with patient census and facility requirements, and transparent communication from your travel team.
The role is enhanced by comprehensive benefits and supportive infrastructure.
A sign-on bonus recognizes your specialized skill set and commitment to oncology nursing.
Housing assistance helps ease relocation or temporary housing needs, enabling you to focus on patient care and professional development.
In addition, extension opportunities are available, providing pathways to longer assignments that allow you to deepen clinical expertise, cultivate professional relationships, and contribute to ongoing improvements in oncology services.
The company places a strong emphasis on 24/7 support for traveling nurses, ensuring you have reliable, real-time assistance whenever you need it—whether you’re navigating a clinical challenge, arranging changes to your schedule, or coordinating around travel logistics.
This robust support network is designed to reduce stress and empower you to perform at your best, knowing that help is readily available around the clock.
Our organization is grounded in values that empower staff to grow and thrive. We’re dedicated to your career advancement, offering mentorship, ongoing education resources, and a culture that prioritizes a respectful, collaborative, and inclusive work environment. You’ll partner with leaders who listen, foster your clinical autonomy, and celebrate your accomplishments as you advance within oncology nursing—from evidence-based practice to leadership roles in care coordination, patient education, and program development. The company’s commitment to staff well-being goes beyond the bedside, with resources geared toward work-life balance, safety, and professional fulfillment, all aimed at sustaining a motivated and resilient nursing workforce.
If you’re inspired to make a meaningful impact on cancer care while enjoying the beauty of California and the broader opportunity to work across the United States, this Travel RN Oncology position in Sonora could be your next great chapter. You’ll join a company that values your expertise, supports your ambitions, and is dedicated to helping you grow while delivering exceptional patient care. Ready to take the next step? Apply now to bring your oncology nursing skills to patients who rely on your leadership, compassion, and clinical excellence, and to experience a career that honors your contributions and professional development every day.
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About TLC Nursing Healthforce is a nationwide travel healthcare staffing agency pairing Nursing and Allied Health professionals with high-quality travel and local contracts across the U.S.
Referral Bonus Earn up to $1,000 per referral — no employment required.
EEO Statement Healthforce is an Equal Opportunity Employer.
The position requires clinical leadership and a nuanced understanding of oncology to guide patients through complex treatment plans with empathy and evidence-based care. Professionals must expand proficiency in areas like tumor genetics and targeted therapies while participating in quality improvement initiatives.
Market context
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