Pediatric Oncology Registered Nurse

As a Pediatric Oncology Registered Nurse, you provide bedside care to children receiving oncology treatments. You administer medications, vaccinations, blood draws, IV drips, and transfusions using age-appropriate guidelines, closely monitor vital signs and treatment response, and assist providers with exams and tests. You also educate and support patients and families, coordinate with the care team, and document all care accurately, primarily on night shifts in an acute-care setting. Administer age-appropriate medications, vaccines, blood draws, and infusions to pediatric patients (Explicit) Set up and monitor IV drips and blood transfusions, following safety and oncology protocols (Explicit) Observe, record, and report pediatric patient vital signs and responses to treatment (Explicit) Assist pediatricians and other providers with exams, tests, and evaluations (Explicit) Educate and support pediatric patients and families about treatments and care plans (Explicit) Coordinate care with the interdisciplinary team to address pediatric oncology needs (Inferred) Maintain accurate documentation in the medical record and follow unit policies (Inferred) Pediatric IV medication administration Blood transfusion management Pediatric oncology nursing knowledge Vital signs monitoring and documentation Central line care (PICC, port) Family and patient education (pediatrics) Infection control in oncology settings Electronic Health Record (EHR) documentation Pediatric emergency response (PALS-level) Pain assessment and management in children Active Registered Nurse (RN)