Job Title Registered Nurse – PCU / Surgical Oncology (IMC/Stepdown) Location Columbus, OH | Acute Care Schedule / Job Type Contract | Nights | 3x12-Hour Shifts (7:00 PM – 7:30 AM) | 16-Week Assignment Key Responsibilities • Provide nursing care on a mixed-acuity Surgical Oncology unit serving both PCU and Med-Surg patients, including adults and geriatric populations • Manage patients with diagnoses including surgical oncology (breast, thyroid, melanoma), hepatobiliary cancers, colorectal cancer, and reconstructive plastics cases • Administer and monitor specialty treatments including chemotherapy, blood transfusions, IV antibiotics, insulin drips, and heparin drips • Recognize and respond to oncologic emergencies, including cytokine release syndrome • Maintain a strong focus on infection prevention protocols and patient fall prevention • Float within scope of practice to other units as needed; travelers may be required to float Required Qualifications • Valid RN license — compact or Ohio state license must be in hand at time of submission • Nursing education from an ACEN or CCNE accredited program required • Minimum 2 years of acute care nursing experience, with at least 1 year of PCU experience • BLS certification required • ACLS certification required • NIHSS certification required • Proficiency with EPIC electronic health records • Former employees of this facility are eligible for a travel assignment after a minimum 6-month separation; current employees of any Ohio State University hospital location are not eligible • Locals are accepted Preferred Experience / Skills • ONS Chemotherapy certification preferred • Experience with oncologic patient populations and surgical oncology care settings • Familiarity with cytokine release syndrome management and oncologic emergency response Why Join Us • Opportunity to work on a high-acuity, fast-paced Surgical Oncology unit with a broad and complex patient population • Gain experience across multiple oncologic subspecialties including hepatobiliary, colorectal, and reconstructive plastics in an academic medical setting