Registered Nurse (RN) Job Description We are seeking a dedicated and compassionate Registered Nurse (RN) to join our team in the PCU/Med Surg/Oncology unit. The RN will provide exceptional patient care in a fast-paced environment and will be responsible for the management and coordination of patient care for adult oncology and trauma patients. Unit Information • Unit Type: PCU Oncology • Primary Patient Population: Adult Oncology PCU and Trauma PCU patients • Number of Beds: 18 Shift Details • Shift Length: 12 hours • Shift Type: Nights • Guaranteed Hours: 48 hours per week • Self-Scheduling: Self-scheduling available, balanced to meet unit needs Experience Requirements • Minimum 2 years of nursing experience required • Oncology experience preferred but strong PCU experience is acceptable • First-time travelers are welcome Certifications • BLS – Required • ACLS – Required • ONS/ONCC Certification – Current preferred, not required Patient Ratios • Days: 1:4-1:5 • Nights: 1:4-1:5 Floating Requirements Travelers may be required to float to other Med/Surg and PCU units, with assignments remaining at the same level of care. Orientation Two days of unit orientation will be provided to ensure a smooth transition into the unit. Skills and Responsibilities The Registered Nurse will be responsible for the administration of various medications and the management of common drips, including: • Chemotherapy • Heparin • Cardizem • Protonix RNs will occasionally titrate insulin and Cardizem drips as part of their responsibilities. Additionally, common respiratory equipment encountered may include high-flow oxygen setups. Support Staff The team consists of: • Nursing Assistants • Charge Nurse • Physical and Occupational Therapists • RN Case Manager • Social Worker • Educator • Dietitian Team Culture We value nurses who genuinely care for patients, maintain a positive attitude, and embrace teamwork. Our focus on patient experience includes hourly rounding and bedside shift reports. We treat every patient with respect, providing care throughout their treatment journey, from diagnosis through remission or ensuring compassionate end-of-life care.