Join PeaceHealth, Lower Columbia Region, in Longview, WA, which includes St. John Medical Center, a 200-bed acute care and Level III Trauma Center community hospital, PeaceHealth Medical Group, a multi-specialty physician practice, and the Lower Columbia Cancer Center. We currently are seeking RN candidates for a full-time Cancer Care Coordinator in our Lower Columbia Cancer Center. 
Position works collaboratively with multidisciplinary health care team to facilitate plan of care for patients diagnosed with cancer. Assists in the development and implementation of cancer- related educational and outreach activities as well as monitoring program quality assurance. Requires oncology nursing experience, must have or obtain a WA RN license, BLS, and an Oncology Nursing Certification, or must obtain within six months of hire. 
We are located just 45 minutes north of Portland, Oregon and two hours South of Seattle. We offer an affordable, family friendly community, with quick access to urban amenities, ocean beaches, and mountain adventures. 

We offer a comprehensive benefits package, competitive wage, and relocation assistance. For a detailed job description or to complete an application, please visit our website at www.peacehealth.org. Resumes may be submitted to Lwishard@peacehealth.org

Swedish Medical Center

Once you choose Swedish, you choose a career of possibilities.

 

At Swedish, whatever you dream for your career can be realized. Whether it’s a tight-knit partnership in a small community setting, or a large urban network to tap into, you always have options to grow. You’ll work on diverse, complex cases in a collaborative environment where continuous learning is encouraged–even expected. Give yourself the gift of opportunity, at Swedish.

 

Now you have the chance to join us. Swedish Medical Center is currently seeking a Supervisor, Medical Oncology for the Swedish Cancer Institute.

 

The Supervisor is responsible for monitoring clinical and operational activities of the medical oncology/infusion practices within the Swedish Cancer Institute at multiple campuses. The Supervisor will develop, implement, and maintain systems supporting facility operations and patient care. Within each role, the Supervisor provides direct patient care and collaborates, communicates and coordinates with physicians, interdisciplinary team members and patient families.

The successful candidate will hold OCN certification, posses an RN license from a National League for Nursing-accredited school of nursing in the State of Washington and possess a baccalaureate in Nursing. This position requires a current DEA number (or the ability to acquire one within 90 days of hire), a minimum three years of experience as a supervisor (including personnel supervision) and relevant work experience in Oncology Nursing.

 

For more information swedish.org/jobs to search for jobs, learn about salaries and benefits, and get to know our culture, locations and people better. Apply online or contact Ryan BeLieu at Ryan.BeLieu@swedish.org or (206)-215-2216 and reference Job ID# 104517. EOE

 

 

POSITION DESCRIPTION

clinical program Manager

 

purpose: Manages clinical programs and training that optimize the quality of life for people living with cancer.  Clinical programs include the Lifeline, Support and Education Groups, Couple/Family Meetings, Share-the-Care Meetings, Therapist Referral Program, Internship Program and Workplace Consultations.

 

Position:         Full Time (1 FTE), Salaried, Exempt

 

Salary:             Depending on qualifications and experience

 

Reporting:      Reports to Senior Clinical Program Manager

 

Supervises:    Administrative Coordinator, Support Group Facilitators, Volunteers, and Interns

 

Primary  Responsibilities:

 

Lifeline

Manage, train, and supervise Lifeline Volunteers and interns

 

·         Ensure highest quality lifeline service

·         Conducts annual lifeline training for community volunteers and interns

·         Oversees and supports community volunteers and interns

 

Support Groups

Manage hire, train, and supervise lead facilitators and interns

 

·         Ensure highest quality support group service

·         Conduct annual intern and facilitator trainings

·         Oversee lead facilitator and intern support group work

 

      Program Evaluation:

      Supports agency efforts to evaluate and continuously improve programs.

 

·         Manages data collection and analysis efforts assessing program quality

      and client participation in clinical and support group programs

·         Manages quality assessment and evaluation of program as required by funding organizations

 

Direct Service:

Provides direct service to meet identified clinical needs

 

·         Conduct Workplace Consultations as needed

·         Conduct Family Meetings and Care team meetings

·         Provides community presentations

 

Provides general support for programs by:

• Attends 40-hour Lifeline training

 

Promotes Agency Team Effort:

 

• Attend Clinical Supervisor, Hospital Integration, Program Staff and general staff meetings

 

Qualifications:

• MSW, MN, MC or MPH degree with focus/experience In Oncology

• Experience offering evidence-based practices in community organizations
• Experience in training on communication skills
• Experience in group facilitation
• Experience in supporting and working with patients and caregivers.
• Program evaluation skills strongly preferred

 

work conditions

• Work location: Cancer Lifeline-Greenlake, the Dorothy S. O’Brien Center, 6522 Fremont Ave. N., Seattle 98103
• Most are weekday, daytime hours. Some evening and weekend work required.

 

apply for this position by July 16, 2010

Please e-mail resume and cover letter (required) explaining your interest in and qualifications for this position to jobs@cancerlifeline.org.  Please do not send a resume unless you have the qualifications for this position.

Or:

Jobs at Cancer Lifeline

6522 Fremont Avenue N.

Seattle, WA 98103                   Please, no phone calls.

                                   

                                                                                   

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Overlake Hospital's Cancer Center in Bellevue, WA is looking for a Nurse Navigator to provide clinical and emotional support to lung and prostate cancer patients.  The Navigator partners with patients, families, interdisciplinary team, and community resources to provide well-coordinated, timely, compassionate, and exemplary interdisciplinary care.  This involves, in part:

• Working closely with medical specialists in accumulating results and conveying difficult outcomes to patients
• Being readily available for consultation with patients throughout the treatment process, answering their questions and providing emotional support during exams and procedures when requested
• Functioning as patient liaison and advocate
• Facilitating appropriate follow-up care for positively diagnosed individuals
• Developing close working relationships with the hospital teams, cancer specialists and their support staff, referring providers, and cancer support services
• Participating in weekly multidisciplinary case conferences

Position is currently approved for 48 hours per two-week pay period (part-time, eligible for insurance benefits) but may be approved soon for 80 hours per pay period (full-time).  Qualified candidates interested in either part-time or full-time are encouraged to apply.

Job Requirements: 
BSN or an equivalent combination of education and experience is required.  Must also have current WA State Registered Nurse license and 4+ years clinical nursing experience, of which at least 2 years must be in oncology nursing.  Oncology Certified Nursing (OCN) certification preferred.  The position requires continuous walking/standing and the ability to lift, move or assist patients weighing up to 300+ pounds with help of other staff members. 

Benefits:

We offer excellent benefits including medical/dental/vision, generous sick/vacation accrual, a bank of Extended Illness Hours, flexible spending accounts, excellent retirement plan with 100% matching employer contribution, long-term disability insurance, free parking, employee discounts, and more. 

About Us:

Founded on the principles of equality and care, Overlake Hospital is a 337 licensed bed, not-for-profit regional medical center offering a full range of advanced medical services to the greater Seattle area.   As a medium-sized hospital, we are a major player in the local healthcare market, yet we haven’t lost our friendly feel. 

To Apply:

Please complete the online application at www.overlakehospital.org.  (Note there are 3 parts to the process:  application, EEO survey, and assessment survey.)  

Questions?  Call Jennifer Garrepy, Senior Recruiter at (425) 688-5982.

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