Work with patients, perform administrative tasks and assist other medical professionals, like doctors and consultants

Minimum two (2) years of clinical experience in Nursing Oncology from North America, Western Europe, Australia or New Zealand.

License from North America, Western Europe, Australia or New Zealand is a must.
Current and in Good Standing Nursing License/Registration (RN) to practice in country of residence
Current BLS/ACLS required

Provides total patient care as assigned according to the core standards of patient care and established policies and evidence-based practices.
Assumes accountability for assessing, planning, implementing and evaluating care as well as discharge planning for each patient.
Contributes to decreasing the length of stay/waiting time as per unit specific goal.
Works in collaboration with Case Management to achieve goals.
Demonstrates collaborative multi-disciplinary partnerships working towards the achievements of constant improvement in quality patient care.
Acts as an advocate for patients and families.
Identifies ideas that will improve the quality of patient care and issues that will negatively affect patient care outcomes, using the professional practice framework.
Promotes a safe environment and safe patient care by embracing a safety culture and identifying areas of risk to head nurse or designee.
Complies with policies for personal and patient safety and for the prevention of healthcare associated infections.
Contributes to the achievement of cost efficiency savings on unit.
Maintains an awareness of resource utilization, exercising care in the ordering and use of staff, equipment, and materials.
Participates in new staff/nursing student orientation aimed at developing competence and performance.
Assists in maintaining a suitable learning environment and acts as a preceptor/mentor in the supervision and teaching of nursing students and new staff to develop their competence.