Dartmouth-Hitchcock Health·Lebanon, New Hampshire
Advanced Practice Providers will deliver comprehensive care to admitted patients throughout their illness, involving initial treatment planning, supportive care during chemotherapy, and post-treatment surveillance in collaboration with physicians. Key duties include performing history and physical exams, ordering diagnostics, prescribing treatments, managing acute medical issues, and performing procedures like bone marrow biopsies.
Overview The Section of Hematology at Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center in Lebanon, NH is seeking an Inpatient Advanced Practice Provider to support its program in hematology and hematologic malignancies. The program serves a diverse patient population, providing a range of treatment options including stem cell transplantation, BiTE, and CAR-T therapy. This service is 24/7, and we are hiring across multiple (12hr) shifts (daytime, nocturnist, and mixed schedule opportunities are available). Advanced practice providers work closely with physicians in a shared practice model. APPs provide care for patients throughout the course of their illness and are involved in initial treatment planning and counseling, assessments, supportive care during chemotherapy treatment, and surveillance and follow-up care after completion of treatment. In addition to working collaboratively with physicians, they play an integral role in coordinating care with other subspecialties, including radiation oncology and surgical oncology. The cancer center includes an active cancer clinical trials program and provides a full range of supportive services, including social work, palliative care, nutrition support, genetic counseling, and patient navigation. This is an excellent opportunity for the right candidate to join a collaborative and supportive APP/MD team practice that provides care for patients with hematologic diagnoses who are admitted to the hospital due to complications of their malignancy, complications of their treatment, for palliative care, or for chemotherapy. Common cancer diagnoses are lymphoma, leukemia, and MDS. In addition to treating patients with chemotherapy or on clinical trials, the team manages acute medical problems such as neutropenic fever, nausea and vomiting, pain management, and other acute medical diagnoses. This position offers the opportunity to be involved in every aspect of cancer care including initial diagnosis, treatment, clinical trials, management of complications/acute medical issues, and palliative care. The position is 100% clinical. The typical morning consists of pre-rounding on patients followed by rounds with the attending physician. In the afternoon, the APP carries out the plan of care for patients, consults with other services as indicated, admits and discharges patients, and performs procedures (including bone marrow biopsy). The ideal candidate is motivated, self-directed, compassionate, enthusiastic and committed to evidence-based practice and lifelong learning. There are many opportunities for learning including teaching on rounds, weekly conferences, monthly staff meetings, and clinical care conferences. Required Qualifications:
Nurse Practitioner with a Masters of Nursing from an accredited program with current NH license, or eligible for licensure in NH. OR
Current (or eligible) certification to practice as a Physician's Assistant in the state of New Hampshire. Academic preparation at the Master's level.
Candidates must be a Nurse Practitioner with a Master's degree and NH license/eligibility, or a Physician's Assistant certified/eligible in New Hampshire, both requiring academic preparation at the Master's level. Preferred qualifications include Oncology Nurse/Practitioner Certification, CAQ in Hospital Medicine, and experience in Hematology/Oncology or Inpatient Internal Medicine.
Market context
In New Hampshire, inpatient hematology and cellular therapy roles tend to draw candidates with advanced practice training and oncology exposure, especially in hospital-based settings. These positions are competitive because employers often look for master’s-level preparation, state licensure or eligibility, and preferred oncology certification or CAQ experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this page to save time, then confirm your NH eligibility and match your background to inpatient hematology and immunotherapy needs before applying.
