In this pivotal role, the nurse will administer systemic anti-cancer therapies, assess patients' central venous access devices, and provide supportive treatments such as blood and iron infusions. They will also be responsible for evaluating patients' fitness for treatment and triaging unwell patients based on UKONS guidelines. The position promises a collaborative work environment with opportunities for development and specialisation, supported by an experienced management team dedicated to continuous improvement in cancer care.
An exciting developmental opportunity has arisen within our cancer team at The Princess Alexandra Hospital. We are looking for a motivated and dynamic nurse to join the team at the Williams Day Unit.We want someone who wants to increase their oncology experience and really wants to work in this rewarding environment.
Competence in cannulation, phlebotomy, or central lines skills are an advantage, but if not, then you should have enthusiasm to develop these skills. As a pivotal member of the team you will assist the Clinical Nurse Manager in the delivery of a high quality chemotherapy service across the Trust. The Chemotherapy Nurse will be a highly visible presence across the speciality, working to ensure the highest standards of care, setting and maintaining standards of clinical excellence and continuously improving experiences for patients, families and carers. You will be supported by an experienced and committed management team. The post holder will be supported and work closely with the Systemic Anti Cancer Therapies Lead Nurse, Clinical Nurse Manager for Chemotherapy, Macmillan Head of Nursing for Cancer Services, Consultant Lead for Chemotherapy and the Acute Oncology Service to ensure optimum care is delivered to our patients. We are innovative and forward thinking; we can offer support and development, a committed pro-active nursing management team and opportunities to specialise.
- Administer Oncology and Haematology systemic anti cancer therapies (SACT)
- Access and assess patients central venous access devices (CVAD)
- Administer supportive products to patients including blood products, iron infusions, IVIg's.
- Venesect patients who require with Haematological conditions
- Assess patients fitness for SACT
- Triage patients who call unwell using UKONS guidance
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