University of Rochester·Rochester, New York
Provides individualized assistance and comprehensive care coordination for cancer patients and their families to eliminate barriers to timely care. Collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to execute care plans and optimize the patient journey within radiation oncology.
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Job Location (Full Address): 90 Crittenden Blvd, Rochester, New York, United States of America, 14642
Time Type: Full time
Scheduled Weekly Hours: 40
UR - Day (United States of America)
Range: UR URCC 215
$80,620.00 - $108,846.00
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Provides cancer disease-specific individualized assistance, support, and comprehensive coordination of care for patients and their families/caregivers to eliminate barriers to timely care, facilitate flow through the system, facilitate interactions with the care team, increase patient and provider satisfaction, maintain point of contact with providers and serve as the point of contact for patients and families throughout the cancer continuum. Works in collaboration with the care team and other multidisciplinary teams to establish, execute, and evaluate a care plan across the system for URMC patients.
FT position available, primarily days, 8-hour shifts
Seeking a team-focused professional, with a passion for caring for radiation oncology patients, to join our progressive outpatient clinics.
This position will optimize care coordination, patient experience and improve the clinical outcome for patients by providing nurse-led navigation throughout the patient journey.
The navigator collaborates with the appropriate teams to ensure that scheduled tests, diagnostic procedures, follow- up care, and appointments are coordinated within the radiation oncology clinical pathway and provides education to patients and families regarding complex appointment and required testing.
The navigator is responsible for identifying and addressing clinical and health system barriers to care and provision of services to at-risk populations as identified by the nurse navigation tracking tools.
The navigator assists in the development of clinical goals and objectives for the Radiation Oncology Navigator role in conjunction with the radiation oncology service.
Excellent communication skills and the ability to work independently with multidisciplinary teams required to be successful in this position.
BSN with 3- 5 years of oncology experience preferred.
Oncology certification preferred.
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A BSN with 3-5 years of oncology experience is preferred. Oncology certification is also preferred to ensure high-quality nurse-led navigation.
Market context
In New York, ambulatory oncology nurse navigator roles are typically driven by steady demand in cancer care settings that need coordinated patient guidance across treatment steps. These positions are competitive because employers often prefer a BSN, several years of oncology experience, and oncology certification, and this platform’s AI-summarized requirements and benefits help you review the original posting faster. Before applying, match your resume to navigation, patient education, and care-coordination experience, and note any certification or oncology-specific training.