Nurse Supervisor - Oncology Clinic

Job Description​

Saint Luke's East Oncology Clinic is seeking a dedicated and highly organized Nurse Supervisor to support the daily operations of our oncology clinic and infusion services. This leadership role is ideal for a nurse who excels at prioritizing competing responsibilities, enjoys working collaboratively with multidisciplinary teams, and thrives in an environment that offers increasing autonomy as expertise is developed.

The Nurse Supervisor will oversee clinical operations, staff coordination, and patient care delivery while gaining proficiency in both clinic and infusion workflows. An oncology background is strongly preferred.

Schedule: Full-time, Flexible scheduling options: Five 8-hour shifts, or Four 10-hour shifts. Rotating weekend call responsibilities

Key Responsibilities

• *Supervise day-to-day clinical operations within the oncology clinic and infusion center
• *Support and mentor nursing and clinical staff to promote a positive, patient-centered culture
• *Coordinate staffing, scheduling, and workflow management
• *Ensure safe, efficient, and high-quality patient care
• *Assist with onboarding, training, and staff development
• *Collaborate with providers and interdisciplinary teams to optimize patient outcomes
• *Monitor and support quality, safety, and regulatory initiatives
• *Address operational issues, prioritize urgent needs, and facilitate problem-solving throughout the clinic
• *Develop expertise in both ambulatory oncology and infusion services to provide comprehensive clinical leadership

Qualifications

• Current RN licensure
• Previous nursing experience
• Demonstrated leadership, charge nurse, or supervisory experience
• Oncology nursing experience strongly preferred
• Ambulatory clinic and/or infusion experience
• OCN certification or willingness to obtain
• Manages specific administrative and clinical functions related to the daily operations of the clinic as assigned. Supervise assigned clinical departments. Responsible for all resources and functions related to patient care including ordering supplies QA regulatory compliance OSHA maintenance of clinical equipment and regular staff meetings. Also responsible for training and development of assigned employees including hiring decisions discipline and staff evaluations. Assist clinical staff as needed. Overall responsible for working to achieve quality healthcare and high patient satisfaction. Directly supervises 10 or more employees in a clinic with 8 or more physicians and or 30 or more total staff.
• Job Requirements
• Applicable Experience: 2 years
• Basic Life Support - American Heart Association or Red Cross, ONS/ONCC Chemotherapy Immunotherapy Certificate - Oncology Nursing Certification Corporation, Registered Nurse - Various
• Bachelor's Degree
• Job Details
• Full Time
• Day (United States of America)