Skills / Responsibilities:

• Routine diagnostic, therapeutic and invasive procedures (where clinically relevant)
• Prepares and records patient history and physical examinations. Assists with pre-treatment work up for patients and explain procedures to patients
• Handle inpatient and outpatient care. Patient evaluation, diagnostic and therapeutic measures for inpatient and outpatient management of patients referred to radiation oncology to achieve optimal patient outcomes with strong collaboration with physicians and healthcare team
• Participate and collaborate in multidisciplinary discussions on patient care with the entire oncology team including medical and surgical oncologists.
• Follow patients on treatment for radiation therapy, evaluate and manage symptoms due to treatment.
• Attend to patients on the treatment machine, place catheters or other devices as needed.
• Participate in post-treatment discharge summaries, follow up care and write orders for appropriate medical care
• Acts as assistant in the procedure room and operating room for brachytherapy (both high dose rate and low dose rate) and minor surgical procedures. Assist in the management of post implant patients.
• Serve as expert clinician and patient advocate within specialty. Provide direct patient care to include comprehensive clinical assessment, diagnosing, planning, and treatment with both pharmacologic and non-pharmacologic methods
• Collaborate with other physicians (like the primary care physician) and healthcare team to provide optimal patient care.

Perks and Benefits:

• Employed position
• Sign-on bonus and Relocation allowance
• Aggressive compensation package
• Comprehensive benefits including generous vacation time, meeting time, CME allowance, 401k
• Strong support of administration and organizational leadership in conjunction with an expanding Neuroscience service line structure and support model
• Paid occurrence-based medical liability insurance with tail

• Board Certified NP/PA, with active license and prescriptive authority in the State of IL required
• Newly Opened Spine and Pain Center
• As a part of a growing, multidisciplinary Radiation Oncology team, the Advanced Practice Provider (APP – Physician Assistant/PA or Nurse Practitioner/NP) will collaborate with physicians and other APPs to direct medical care. The APP will serve as a specialty area expert and consultant to staff, patients, families, and operational team in Radiation Oncology. Functions as an APP within their specialty area, as well as educator, consultant and researcher for patients, families and staff.

The 509-bed campus is a comprehensive stroke center and represents one of the largest facilities in northern suburbs of Chicago and the largest campus within the Health System. The newly opened Spine and Pain Center on its Arlington Heights campus as part of a plan with the Neurological Institute to transform from a community hospital to a one-of-a-kind global Neurosciences destination. The Neurosciences Institute will grow to integrate and house a full suite of 43 physicians and 174 providers with state-of-the art ORs equipped with the latest in innovative navigation technology.

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