Physician Assistant - Hematology Oncology

The primary purpose of the Physician Assistant - Hematology Oncology position is to provide direct patient care in the inpatient setting in support of the general hematology/medical oncology department. The Physician Assistant will provide health care services under the general supervision of a physician. Responsible for admissions, discharges and consults for the hematology/medical oncology service.

What You Will Do

• Be a patient care champion: Provide top-notch care to patients considering their diagnosis, treatment plan, age, and unique needs. Become their partner in health!
• Communicate Clearly: Explain test results to patients, families, and other healthcare providers.
• Understand Patient Treatment: Understand findings from labs, scans, and other procedures to tailor treatment for each patient.
• Stay on top of your game: Continuously learn and improve your skills through training so you can provide the best possible care.
• Be a supportive teammate: Work alongside doctors and other healthcare professionals to prevent, manage, and improve patients' conditions.
• Become a patient advocate: Track how patients respond to treatment and adjust care plans as needed to ensure the best outcome.
• Offer a shoulder to lean on: Provide emotional support to patients and their families as they navigate healthcare challenges.
• Guide patients through their healthcare journey: Offer comprehensive care throughout all stages of a patient's health, from diagnosis and treatment to rehabilitation and prevention.
• Become a Resource for Patients: Help patients get the most out of the healthcare system by connecting them with services and resources.
• Understand the patient experience: Coordinate appointments, tests, and consultations to streamline the care experience for patients.
• Prescribe and Administer: Prescribe medications, including controlled substances, following all legal guidelines.
• Triage: In an outpatient setting, assess patients' needs to ensure they receive the right level of care.
• Care for Patient's Through their Information: Enter and retrieve patient information accurately and keep their medical records up-to-date.
• Be a lifelong learner: Pursue additional training in specific medical procedures to expand your skillset and become an expert in your field.

What You Will Need:

• 2-3 years in oncology as an oncology nurse or nurse practitioner preferred 
• Certified Physician Assistant (PA-C) required
• Licensed Physician Assistant required

Education Required:

Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies

Education Preferred:

Doctorate of Arts/Science