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Luminis Health

Regional health system operating three hospitals

Staff Nurse - Oncology Unit

Nursing & Frontline Patient CareConfirmed live in the last 24 hours
Full-timeAnnapolis, MD, USA$34 - $54In-person

About the Job

Requirements

  • Graduate of an accredited school of nursing.
  • Adhere to the credentialing requirements of Luminis Health as stated in the nursing bylaws.
  • Where applicable, complete a Bachelor of Science in Nursing within five years of the date of hire.
  • Hold current licensure as a registered nurse by the Maryland Board of Nursing.
  • Hold Basic Life Support certification from the American Heart Association.
  • If serving as a bilingual or multilingual interpreter, hold Medical Interpretation certification to perform qualified-interpreter duties.
  • For the Oncology Unit, obtain Chemotherapy/Immunotherapy Certification within six months of hire if experienced, or within one year if a new graduate nurse.
  • Meet the additional department-specific requirements: Pediatric, Postanesthesia Care, Endoscopy, Procedural Care, and Interventional Radiology units require Pediatric Advanced Life Support; Heart and Vascular, Neuro Care, ICU/IMU, Interventional Radiology, Postanesthesia Care, Progressive Care, Resource Nurses, Emergency Department, Prep, Telemetry, Outpatient Infusion, DRCC Bowie, Observation, Endoscopy, Procedural Care, Cardiac Cath Lab, Flex Nursing, Operating Room at LHDCMC, DCMC IP Mental Health, and Edwards Pre-Op and PACU require Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support. New graduates and nurses new to specialty in ICU must obtain Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support within six months.
  • Meet the department-specific Neonatal Resuscitation Program requirements for Mother and Baby, Neonatal Intensive Care, Labor and Delivery, and Women's Surgical units.
  • Meet the department-specific Basic Life Support requirements listed for Employee Health, Performance Improvement, Special Pathogens, Neuro Care, Pre-Anes Testing, Wound Care Center, Medical Staff Office, Nursing Administration, Nursing Graduate Program, Women's Surgical, Joint and Spine, 4 Medical, IV Therapy, Nursing Quality and Research, HSCRC Nursing Grant, Flex Nursing, ICU, Operating Room, Short Stay, Postanesthesia Care, Progressive Care, 4TH FLOOR, DCH 3 East Med Surg Telemetry, 3 West Oncology, Emergency Room, Oncology, ACE Unit and 2 EAST OBS, and Vascular Access Team.
  • Expect exposure to blood-borne pathogens.
  • Meet the physical demands and work-environment requirements of the role, with reasonable accommodations available in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

Responsibilities

  • Provide direct and indirect patient care as a competent member of the healthcare team.
  • Demonstrate clinical nursing knowledge and skill in the unit's specialization.
  • Apply the nursing process effectively in caring for culturally diverse patients and families, using applicable laws, policies, standards, guidelines, and evidence-based practice.
  • Organize and reprioritize patient-care activities based on patient, family, and environmental changes.
  • Assess patients to collect data and identify learning needs according to established standards and policies.
  • Analyze assessment data systematically and continuously to develop individualized problem lists for assigned patients.
  • Develop individualized plans of care that follow established standards, prioritize problems and needs, and reflect mutually agreed-upon goals.
  • Implement patients' plans of care in accordance with applicable standards, policies, procedures, and guidelines.
  • Administer medications and provide pain management and other unit- or initiative-specific care.
  • Evaluate the effectiveness of care plans and revise or recommend changes based on patient responses to interventions.
  • Assess patients' and families' learning needs, readiness to learn, learning styles, and barriers to learning.
  • Develop, implement, and evaluate teaching plans for patient populations in the unit specialty in accordance with applicable standards.
  • Apply knowledge of growth and development across the lifespan to patient care.
  • Provide direct patient care to patients and families in a culturally, developmentally, and ethically appropriate manner.
  • Address patients' and families' physical, psychosocial, spiritual, and learning needs in plans of care.
  • Participate in quality improvement, continuous process improvement, and risk-management activities at the unit, department, or organizational level.
  • Perform and improve processes to meet Luminis Health quality standards and benchmarks.
  • Support evidence-based guidelines and organizational policies and procedures to promote safe patient care and a safe practice environment.
  • Participate in unit shared governance according to departmental standards.
  • Participate in educating and orienting new staff.
  • Delegate patient-care activities as appropriate and evaluate delegated activities for expected patient-care outcomes.
  • Document patient records using real-time computer documentation.

About the Company

Luminis Health

Regional health system operating three hospitals

Luminis Health operates a regional health system with three hospitals and 595 beds serving seven central Maryland counties. Care is delivered through its hospitals and affiliated centers by a large team of clinicians and staff, offering emergency services, stroke care, cancer care, and other specialties. It differentiates itself by combining two major centers into one integrated network, supported by recognitions in patient satisfaction and clinical care. Its goal is to illuminate new possibilities in health care for the community by expanding access, improving outcomes, and advancing care through collaboration.

Company size
1,001-5,000
Company stage
Not listed
Total funding
Not listed
Headquarters
Annapolis, MD
Founded
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