Provider Nurse
Company: NEBRASKA HEMATOLOGYONCOLOGY
Location: Lincoln
Posted on: February 15, 2026
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Job Description:
Job Description Job Description Description: JOB TITLE :
Provider/ APP Nurse JOB SUMMARY : Collaborates with and provides
professional nursing support to NHO Providers in the care of
patients with oncology or hematological conditions following
established standards and practices. REPORTS TO: Director of
Provider Services SCOPE: Specialized oncology nurse who attains
proper judgement and competence to provide patient centered care
under the direct supervision of the physician. Assist
Physician/Advanced Practice Provider (APP) in the development of
personalized patient care plans to promote the safe delivery of
chemotherapy and biotherapy treatments. Works within the scope of
licensure as a registered or license practical nurse. Applies
identified evidence-based nursing practices consistent with
national standards and supports quality outcomes. Works
collaboratively with the interdisciplinary team to meet the
physical, psychosocial, educational, spiritual needs of the patient
and family, contributes to and implements the plan of care.
Maintains competency in all clinic standards while supporting NHO
mission and core values. Honesty – Openness – Positivity – Elevate
PRINCIPAL DUTIES: Provides general nursing care to patients within
scope of licensure. Utilize the nursing process – assessment,
planning, implementation, and evaluation to facilitate continuing
healthcare opportunities to individuals, families, and community.
Delegate and provide supervision of LPNs and clinical support
staff. Assist with flow of patients to avoid delays for providers
and undue waiting for patients. Provide direct patient care to
prepare patients for examination, assist with procedures, assure
completion of provider orders, perform assessments, central line
maintenance, oral medication compliance, and IV medication
administration. Employ critical thinking skills and knowledge-based
nursing judgement. Knowledgeable in anticancer therapies and
treatment regimens includes. Indications, dosing, calculations,
premedication, and supportive cares Carries out the treatment plan
to completion as directed by the physician. Adheres to safety
standards with attention to error prevention. Collaborate with the
healthcare team utilizing communication tools to provide focused
and concise information, execute orders with readback, and assure
accuracy and appropriateness. Assist patients and other healthcare
entities with inquiries regarding changes in patients’ health
status and follow-up activities, including providing information on
laboratory results, diagnostic tests, scheduling, and medications.
Teach and counsel patients and families concerning health
assessment, how to evaluate symptoms, medications, effectiveness of
treatment, how and when to notify the healthcare team. Follow
practice standards to ensure consistency and effectiveness
promoting positive outcomes and access to health care. Demonstrate
effective and respectful communication with patients, families, and
the healthcare team. Approach patient care with empathy and
compassion. Guide patients through the complexities of their
diagnosis, supportive services, and the health care system.
Identify learning needs of the patient, educate by adapting to the
learning style, and utilizing the teach-back method. Assist staff
in clinic quality improvement measures and clinic standards of
practice such as Quality Oncology Practice Initiatives (QOPI),
Oncology Nurse Society (ONS), and National Institute of Safety &
Health (NIOSH) Perform other duties as assigned. PHYSICAL
REQUIREMENTS: Characterized as medium work requiring exertion of 20
to 50 pounds of force occasionally, and/or up to 10 to 25 pounds of
force frequently, and/or up to 10 pounds of force consistently to
move objects including the human body. Ability to assist adult
patients to exam tables and maintain patient mobility including
walker and wheelchair assistance. Exposure to blood, waste, bodily
fluids, communicable diseases, and hazardous drugs while utilizing
appropriate safety standards. EDUCATION / LICENSURE: Graduate from
an accredited school of nursing. Current licensure as a Registered
Nurse in the State of Nebraska required. OTHER CREDENTIALS /
CERTIFICATIONS: Basic Life Support (CPR) certification required.
Highly encouraged Oncology Certification when qualified.
EXPERIENCE: One year of nursing experience. Experience working with
oncology patients preferred. REQUIRED KNOWLEDGE, SKILLS, AND
ABILITIES: Knowledge of nursing and clinical systems. Knowledge of
federal and state regulations related to nursing practice, OSHA,
and HIPAA requirements. Knowledge of computer hardware equipment
and software applications relevant to work functions. Knowledge of
quality metrics. Skill in organizing work to achieve clinical goals
and meet patient/medical provider needs. Skill to maintain clinical
competency as required for licensure and clinic standards. Skill to
ensure that equipment and facilities are in proper condition for
use in delivering health care. Skill to engage diverse populations
and provide culturally sensitive coaching, education, and
assistance. Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in
writing. Ability to work as a team member. Ability to maintain
confidentiality of patient information. Ability to integrate new
work process and adapt to change. Ability to exercise courtesy,
tact, and professionalism. Ability to work in a fast-paced
environment relevant to changing patient needs. Ability to receive
feedback and apply it to work performance. Ability to maintain
regular and punctual attendance. Ability to attend required
meetings and participate in committees as requested.
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