Oncology Nurse Jobs

Opportunity At Pulse Doctors , we are proud to be partnering with a leading hospital group in Norfolk to recruit a Substantive or Locum Consultant in Oncology specialising in Lung and CNS Cancers. This is an excellent opportunity to join a well-established oncology team delivering high-quality cancer care within a progressive and patient-focused service. The successful candidate will play a key role in the management of patients with lung and central nervous system malignancies, working alongside a multidisciplinary team of oncologists, surgeons, radiologists, pathologists, specialist nurses, and allied healthcare professionals. The post offers flexible job planning, dedicated Supporting Professional Activity (SPA) time, and the opportunity to contribute to service development, education, and clinical leadership within a supportive NHS environment. Key Responsibilities Provide specialist oncology care for patients with lung and CNS cancers. Deliver outpatient clinics, treatment planning, and ongoing patient management. Participate in relevant multidisciplinary team (MDT) meetings and cancer pathways. Develop and implement personalised treatment plans in line with national and local guidelines. Work collaboratively with colleagues across oncology and wider cancer services to ensure seamless patient care. Contribute to service development, clinical governance, audit, and quality improvement initiatives. Support and supervise junior medical staff and contribute to educational activities within the department. Maintain accurate clinical documentation and comply with NHS, GMC, and Trust standards. Undertake Supporting Professional Activities (SPA) including appraisal, revalidation, teaching, and continuing professional development. Essential Criteria to Apply Full GMC registration with a licence to practise. Entry on the GMC Specialist Register in Clinical Oncology, or eligibility for specialist registration. FRCR (Clinical Oncology) or equivalent recognised

Job Title: Chemotherapy Nurse Banding : 5 Location : Worcester Rate : £22.00 - £36.00 per hour Pulse Nursing is seeking a dedicated and experienced Chemotherapy Nurse to join our dynamic and compassionate team for a prestigious NHS Trust. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in providing high-quality care to patients undergoing chemotherapy treatment. Key Responsibilities: Prepare the treatment area and ensure all necessary equipment and supplies are available and sterile. Administer chemotherapy drugs and monitor patients' responses throughout the treatment process. Provide pre-treatment and post-treatment care to patients, ensuring their comfort and safety. Collaborate with oncologists, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals to deliver optimal patient care. Educate patients and their families about chemotherapy treatment, potential side effects, and self-care strategies. Maintain accurate and detailed patient records. Adhere to all relevant health and safety regulations and protocols. Benefits: Competitive pay rates paid weekly. Access to a dedicated consultant for support and advice. Opportunities for professional growth and development. £500 Refer a Friend Bonus: Refer other healthcare professionals and earn a £500 bonus when they work with Pulse Nursing. Flexibility: Full-time, part-time, and flexible shifts available to fit your lifestyle and commitments. Requirements: Registered Nurse (RN) with a valid nursing license. Specialised training or certification in chemotherapy administration. Experience in administering chemotherapy and providing care in an oncology setting. Strong knowledge of chemotherapy protocols, potential side effects and safety precautions. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. Ability to remain calm and focused under pressure. Commitment to continuous professional development. How to Apply If you are interested in registering with

Job Title: Chemotherapy Nurse Banding : 5 Location : Coventry Rate : £22.00 - £36.00 per hour Pulse Nursing is seeking a dedicated and experienced Chemotherapy Nurse to join our dynamic and compassionate team for a prestigious NHS Trust. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in providing high-quality care to patients undergoing chemotherapy treatment. Key Responsibilities: Prepare the treatment area and ensure all necessary equipment and supplies are available and sterile. Administer chemotherapy drugs and monitor patients' responses throughout the treatment process. Provide pre-treatment and post-treatment care to patients, ensuring their comfort and safety. Collaborate with oncologists, pharmacists, and other healthcare professionals to deliver optimal patient care. Educate patients and their families about chemotherapy treatment, potential side effects, and self-care strategies. Maintain accurate and detailed patient records. Adhere to all relevant health and safety regulations and protocols. Benefits: Competitive pay rates paid weekly. Access to a dedicated consultant for support and advice. Opportunities for professional growth and development. £500 Refer a Friend Bonus: Refer other healthcare professionals and earn a £500 bonus when they work with Pulse Nursing. Flexibility: Full-time, part-time, and flexible shifts available to fit your lifestyle and commitments. Requirements: Registered Nurse (RN) with a valid nursing license. Specialised training or certification in chemotherapy administration. Experience in administering chemotherapy and providing care in an oncology setting. Strong knowledge of chemotherapy protocols, potential side effects and safety precautions. Excellent communication and teamwork skills. Ability to remain calm and focused under pressure. Commitment to continuous professional development. How to Apply If you are interested in registerin

TERRITORY: Greater Los Angeles Area. The ideal candidate must reside in Pasadena, Santa Clarita, or Los Angeles Proper and willing to travel occasionally to Hawaii The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 4 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing b

Territory: San Jose. This territory will cover from Palo Alto all the way down to Salinas and Monterey. Ideal candidate must reside in the geography. The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 4 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing background in o

TERRITORY: This territory will cover Seattle and surrounding areas. Ideal candidate must reside in Seattle, Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Kent, or Renton. The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 4 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing backg

LOCATION: The territory for this position includes Providence, RI The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 4 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing background or a Minimum of 2 years of sales experience Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities

LOCATION: The territory includes Baltimore Metro Area (Downtown Baltimore, Towson, Annapolis). The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 4 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing background or a Minimum of 2 years of sales experience Kno

LOCATION: The territory for this position includes Evansville, IN. The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 4 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing background or a Minimum of 2 years of sales experience Knowledge, Skills, and Abilitie

Territory: This role covers the entire state of Montana, most of Wyoming, and Spokane, WA. The ideal candidate would be based in Billings, MT. The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 4 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing background in on

The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 3 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing background in oncology or a Minimum of 2 years of medical sales experience Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Thrives in ambiguous environments Exceptiona

TERRITORY: This role will cover Las Vegas and surrounding areas. The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 4 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing background in oncology or a Minimum of 2 years of medical sales experience Knowled

Territory: Memphis TN The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 3 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing background in oncology or a Minimum of 2 years of medical sales experience Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities: Thrives in ambiguous e

Location: The designated territory for this role covers Portland, Oregon and surrounding areas. The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 4 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing background Minimum of 2 years of sales experience Knowled

LOCATION: The territory for the role includes Long Island Suffolk, NY. The Associate Clinical Oncology Specialist (ACOS) is responsible for contributing to account sales, service, and support activities of all Oncology products. The role includes ensuring patients adherence to the prescribed test cadence with a focus on improving patient outcomes. The individual will identify areas of improvement in clinical workflows, test fulfillment, internal systems and processes. Responsibilities include cultivating and maintaining key relationships and working with customers and internal partners that enable Signatera patient retention and unit growth within existing customers. Primary Responsibilities: Work with assigned COS to grow, maintain & support existing customers Build relationships with key personnel at assigned Oncology accounts to facilitate unit growth. Analyze and monitor patient testing to ensure that patients remain on the protocol prescribed by the Oncologist. Assess the needs of medical professionals and staff members with a focus on customer support, coordination of logistics, and problem solving Become experts on all Natera Oncology products and processes to maximize effectiveness in the field. Educate medical professionals on the tools and resources that Natera provides to facilitate test order management Utilize and maintain internal reports of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to patient retention and fulfilled order volume. Be a key team player within the sales organization who can partner with internal stakeholders, such as sales reps, patient coordinators, territory managers, etc., to achieve the best outcomes for the patient and the provider. Qualifications: Bachelor’s degree preferred or Associate’s degree with minimum of 4 years of relevant experience Medical assistant, clinical support, patient liaison or nursing background or a Minimum of 2 years of sales experience Knowledge, Skills, and Abil