Registered Nurse-Oncology

West Virginia United Health System is seeking an experienced and compassionate Registered Nurse-Oncology to join our dedicated and highly skilled Oncology team. The ideal candidate for this position will possess a strong work ethic, excellent communication and interpersonal skills, and a passion for providing quality patient care.The Registered Nurse-Oncology will provide direct and specialized nursing care to oncology patients in accordance with established protocols and in collaboration with the multi-disciplinary team. This position requires a minimum of a Bachelor’s degree in Nursing and is a great opportunity to support the mission of West Virginia United Health System. We are looking for an individual who is patient-focused, organized, and eager to help our patients as they fight their cancer diagnosis. The successful candidate will have a strong understanding of medical terminology and be knowledgeable about medications, treatments, and procedures used in oncology. You will also have experience in assessing, planning, implementing, and evaluating patient care plans, and a commitment to ongoing education and professional development.

According to JobzMall, the average salary range for a Registered Nurse-Oncology in Martinsburg, WV, USA is $60,000 to $95,000 per year. The exact salary will depend on the individual's experience and qualifications.

The WVU Health System, WVU Medicine's largest component, is a not-for-profit corporation and West Virginia's largest employer. West Virginia United Health System helps residents in the Mountain State stay on top of their health. The system operates United Hospital Center (in Clarksburg), as well as hospitals in the West Virginia University Hospitals (WVUH) system, including City Hospital (Martinsburg), Jefferson Memorial Hospital (Ranson), and WVUH's home hospital in Morgantown. In addition, WVUHS operates WVUH's Cheat Lake physicians ambulatory center, as well as a network of about a dozen primary care clinics located throughout central and northern West Virginia. Combined, the system's hospitals and clinics have more than 1000 beds and treat approximately 1.4 million patients annually.