The Oncology Clinic provides treatment and supportive nursing care for adult and pediatric oncology/ hematology/ Stem Cell Transplantation (SCT) and palliative care patients.

Services include a Treatment centre for long and short chemotherapy. We have an extensive adult and pediatric bone marrow transplant team. We have approximately 70 physician’s clinics per week including 8 combined clinics and 5 surgical-oncology clinics. There are also three “drop in” nurse clinics (oncology/hematology, benign hematology and breast care).

The adult medical oncology section is divided under the following programs: Breast Cancer, Lymphoma, Sarcoma, Head and Neck, Lung, GI/ GU and Gynecology.

The adult Hematology/ SCT section is divided under three programs, namely Stem Cell Transplant, Leukemia and Non-Neoplastic Hematology (also known as benign hematology)

The unit provides clinical rotation to Nursing Interns, Nursing Students, and new Nursing Graduates. In partnership with HOBA and ND & S also provides training for nurses from other hospitals.

Monthly Patient Volume: approx. 6400

Hours of Operation:
Sat -Tues: 0730 – 1700 hrs
Wednesday: 0730 – 1600 hrs

Requirements:

• Bachelor’s degree, Associate’s degree or Diploma in Nursing, and
• Current nursing license in Canada or the United States, and
• A minimum of two years current experience as a Registered Nurse, of which at least one must be in the specialty area, working in a mid- to large-sized acute-care hospital in North America

Benefits:

• Tax-free income
• Single-status contract
• Accommodations provided
• Relocation allowance
• More than 7 calendar weeks of vacation