Freeman Health System·Pittsburg, Kansas
The Radiation Oncology Nurse provides direct patient care, including medication administration and symptom management, throughout the cancer treatment process. They are responsible for educating patients and families on radiation side effects and coordinating care with the healthcare team.
To improve the health of the communities we serve through contemporary, innovative, quality healthcare solutions.
The Radiation Oncology Nurse functions an a collaborative role with the Radiation Oncology Team and other healthcare providers in providing continuity and outcome-directed quality patient care. Interdependently assesses, plans, implements, and evaluates care provided throughout the treatment course and follow-up period. Job involves direct patient care and encompasses patient/family teaching, symptom management, counseling, and supportive role to assist patient and family in coping with and adjusting to diagnosis and treatment of cancer.
Full-time, Days.
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Market context
Radiation oncology nursing roles in Kansas are specialized and often tied to cancer centers, hospital oncology units, and outpatient treatment programs. Competition can be strong because employers look for current Missouri RN licensure, AHA BLS and PALS, and ongoing RN competency verification. Review the full posting carefully and confirm your license and certifications early; the job requirements and benefits here are AI-summarized from the original job description, helping you save research time.
