CLINICAL ONCOLOGY SERVICE MANAGER

CLINICAL ONCOLOGY SERVICE MANAGER 

The Oncology Services Manager (OSM) provides clinical leadership and is responsible for Cancer Center day to day operations in Medical and Radiation Oncology, Clinical Research and supporting services. The Oncology Services Manager fulfills multiple roles such as daily oversight of all clinical activities, patient advocacy, clinical expertise, regulatory compliance and coordination of resources (human, fiscal, physical plant, etc). (S)He collaborates with the department director to monitor clinical performance and to ensure specialty standards and operations targets are met by the department divisions. The OSM serves as a leader and role model for patient care associates within the organization and outside the organization and assists in managing all staffing concerns, collaborating effectively with labor unions and resolving performance management issues. 

The incumbent routinely interacts with patients/clientele in the following age/development categories: Young Adult (18-36), Middle Adult (37-64), Geriatric (65 and above). 

Qualifications

EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE 

 Previous supervisory responsibility required 

 Ability to demonstrate effective communication skills and problem solving skills. 

 Strong knowledge of Oncology Services required (both Medical and Radiation) 

 B.S.N. Degree from an accredited program required 

CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS 

 Current Montana RN License required upon hire 

 BLS required upon hire 

 ACLS certification required within 3 months of hire date 

 OCN Certification within 15 months of hire 

 Biotherapy Chemotherapy Provider Card within 6 months of hire 

 Radiation Certification course within 12 months of hire

5+ to 7 years experience

SKILLS AND CERTIFICATIONS

Montana RN License required upon hire 

BLS required upon hire 

ACLS certification required within 3 months of hire date 

OCN Certification within 15 months of hire 

Biotherapy Chemotherapy Provider Card within 6 months of hire 

Radiation Certification course within 12 months of hire 

B.S.N. Degree from an accredited program required 

5+ years of progressive exp as RN to RN Mgr in highly acute, large hospital setting oncology dept 

SCREENING QUESTIONS

Do you have 5+ years of progressive experience as RN in highly acute, large hospital setting oncology dept?

Do you have a B.S.N. Degree from an accredited program?

Are you a US citizen?

Are you able to get your Montana RN License required upon hire?

Are you able to relocate to or work full time in Butte, MT?

Are you able to get your BLS and ACLS certification upon hire?

Are you able to get your OCN Certification within 15 months of hire?

Are you able to get your Biotherapy Chemotherapy Provider Card within 6 months of hire?

Are you able to get your Radiation Certification course within 12 months of hire?

IDEAL CANDIDATE

Someone who has been in this role before, servicing a highly acute oncology center, with all the below credentials already current and 5+ years of progressive experience:

EDUCATION and/or EXPERIENCE 

 Previous supervisory responsibility required 

 Ability to demonstrate effective communication skills and problem solving skills. 

 Strong knowledge of Oncology Services required (both Medical and Radiation) 

 B.S.N. Degree from an accredited program required 

CERTIFICATES, LICENSES, REGISTRATIONS 

 Current Montana RN License required upon hire 

 BLS required upon hire 

 ACLS certification required within 3 months of hire date 

 OCN Certification within 15 months of hire 

 Biotherapy Chemotherapy Provider Card within 6 months of hire 

 Radiation Certification course within 12 months of hire

IDEAL CANDIDATE SHOULD HAVE WORKED FOR THE FOLLOWING COMPANY(IES): Any large high level trauma acute hospital with state of the art oncology treatments and equipment.

WHY WE'RE A GREAT COMPANY

Care Site Description

This Hospital is part of our large Healthcare System, a faith-based, nonprofit health care organization.

Our rich heritage and mission, and our focus on health care delivery that values person-centered care, excellence and accountability are a winning combination as we bring health – and hope – to our patients.

Fast Facts

Butte, Mont. (estab. 1881)

The only full-service acute care facility in Butte and largest hospital serving a seven-county area

567 associates, 65 medical staff  

98 beds (56 are staffed)

Services & Expertise:

24/7 Emergency Medical Services

Cardiac Services

Inpatient & Outpatient Surgery

Oncology Services

Orthopedic Center of Excellence

Women’s & Children Services

Medical Group 

Orthopedic Center: Our Orthopedic Center provides high-quality, innovative, patient-focused services in the areas of joint replacement surgery (knee, hip and shoulder), trauma surgery, spine surgery and sports medicine.

 Cardiac Services: OurCardiovascular Services include non-invasive testing such as EKGs and stress testing; echocardiograms, including transesophageal echocardiograms; diagnostic and interventional cardiac catheterizations; pacemakers and defibrillators; and a nationally certified cardiac rehab and medical exercise program.

Oncology Services: Our Cancer Care Center provides radiation oncology, medical oncology (chemotherapy) and laboratory services in one central location. This physically integrated center promotes a team approach to cancer treatment in a healing environment.

Other Services: This hospital houses state-of-the-art surgical suites, a beautiful labor and delivery unit, and a 24-hour, physician-staffed Emergency Department.

Healing Environment: All patient rooms are private suites, which ensure a quiet, healing environment for patients.

This Hospital provides quality care close to home for the communities that we serve, especially the poor and vulnerable.

Our healthcare system is a faith-based, mission-driven organization that 8 hospitals in three states (Colorado, Kansas and Montana) and four safety net clinics for the uninsured. The not-for-profit health system is dedicated to improving the health of communities and individuals the hospitals and clinics served, especially those who are poor or vulnerable