Advanced Practice Provider (APP-NP/PA) | Oncology | Indian Land

Provides clinical oversight and advanced practice care for adult hematology and oncology patients receiving services at MUSC Indian Land. Collaborates with physicians, nursing staff, pharmacy, and operational leaders to support safe, timely, coordinated care. Provides oncology patient visits, urgent symptom and treatment toxicity evaluations, treatment education, and follow-up care as needed.

• Provides clinical oversight and coverage for designated infusion centers in collaboration with physicians, nursing, pharmacy, and operational leaders.
• Assesses treatment readiness, reviews laboratory results and treatment parameters, and collaborates with physicians on treatment delays or modifications.
• Supports infusion nurses with clinical concerns; evaluates and manages infusion reactions, acute symptoms, and changes in condition.
• Orders supportive medications, hydration, testing, and other interventions within authorized scope and clinical privileges; escalates care as needed.
• Coordinates treatment initiation, continuity, and clinical follow-up.

Provides scheduled and same-day oncology visits, including assessments, treatment follow-up, supportive care, and urgent symptom and toxicity management.

• Orders and interprets diagnostic tests and collaborates with the treating oncologist on complex findings and treatment changes.
• Prepares charts for visits and treatments, identifies missing information or outstanding orders, and coordinates follow-up.
• Supports patient triage, referrals, and interdisciplinary care coordination.

• Provides chemotherapy and other treatment education in collaboration with nursing and pharmacy.
• Reviews side effects, supportive medications, self-care, adherence, and when to seek urgent or after-hours care.
• Assesses understanding and addresses barriers to treatment and follow-up.

• Supports consistent, evidence-based practices and workflows across oncology and infusion
• Participates in tumor boards, team meetings, quality improvement, patient safety, regulatory, and research activities as applicable.
• Completes timely documentation, encounter review, and billing consistent with MUSC policy.
• Maintains required licensure, certifications, continuing education, and clinical competencies.

All required licenses and certifications must be current and complete before the start date:

• →South Carolina APRN or Physician Assistant licensure.
• →Current national certification appropriate to the role.
• →Basic Life Support (BLS) with American Heart Association (AHA)
• →Additional credentials and prescribing authorizations, as applicable to assigned duties and MUSC requirements.

If you like working with energetic enthusiastic individuals, you will enjoy your career with us!

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