Hem/Onc APP - Full Time NP/PA

If it’s possible, you will find it at Atrium Health—the leading community-focused academic healthcare system serving North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. We invite Hematology/Oncology APPs to discover all that we can do when we bring healing hearts, inquisitive minds and progressive visionaries together at our Ambulatory Hematology/Oncology Clinic team at Levine Cancer in Huntersville, NC.

Position Description:

• Outpatient, Infusion center
• Full-time (40 hours)
• Day shift, Four 10 hours shifts, 8 am- 6 pm Monday- Friday
• No nights, weekends, or call
• May perform bone marrow biopsies in an outpatient setting

Position Qualifications:

• Graduation from an accredited NP program. Current license to practice as a NP in North Carolina.

o Current prescriptive privileges and DEA license required. BLS for healthcare provider from AHA required.

• Nurse practitioners are required to have a master’s degree or doctorate in nursing practice.
• At least 1 year of experience preferred as an APP. Hematology/Oncology experience preferred but not required.
• Demonstrates appropriate critical thinking and interpersonal skills when working in a fast paced, high acuity work environment. Able to perform thorough history and physical assessment. Able to work with multidisciplinary team.
• NC Licensure

About Levine Cancer:

The Levine Cancer of Atrium Health is a unique institution designed with the innovative vision to deliver outstanding cancer care across the Carolinas, building upon its strong network of affiliated hospitals and providers. At LCI, there are more than 200 cancer doctors experienced in treating the full spectrum of solid tumor and blood cancers. With training from some of the nation’s best cancer programs and expertise in treating even the rarest and most challenging cases, our specialists have the knowledge and skill needed to best treat our patients.

About Atrium Health:

Atrium Health is the second largest non-profit healthcare system in the United States, and its cancer programs serve 4.7 million people across the Carolinas with 14 thousand new cases diagnosed annually. The Institute provides the headquarters in Charlotte, where specialized clinical activity interface with extensive research and educational endeavors.