Nurse Practitioner - Medical Oncology/Hematology

If you want a Nurse Practitioner role where you can build real relationships with patients and stay closely connected to their care, this opening offers that chance. You’ll join a specialty team caring for patients with cancer and hematologic conditions, with the support of experienced physicians and a practice that gives room for thoughtful follow-through and coordination. This part-time role is based in Provo and American Fork, Utah, with occasional coverage in Lehi, and Salem.  Our office based clinics are scheduled Monday through Friday between 8:00 am and 5:00 pm.  Specific scheduled days will be based on practice needs and there are sporadic weekend call opportunities for an additional stipend. Why This Team? As a Nurse Practitioner on this Hematology & Medical Oncology team, you’ll work alongside experienced physicians, fellow Nurse Practitioners, and clinical professionals who stay closely connected as patients move through treatment and follow-up. This Nurse Practitioner role gives you the chance to practice with a team that values clear communication, continuity of care, and giving patients the attention they need. Day in the Life As a Nurse Practitioner, you’ll evaluate and manage patients in collaboration with supervising physicians and the clinical care team. You’ll perform focused and comprehensive histories and physical exams, develop and document treatment plans, order and review labs, imaging, and other diagnostic studies, prescribe medications and other therapeutic interventions within your scope, and monitor how patients respond over time. You’ll also help patients and families understand diagnoses, medications, treatment plans, and ongoing care. The Nurse Practitioner works closely with physicians, nursing staff, specialists, hospitals, and other members of the healthcare team while keeping documentation timely, accurate, and complete. Hospital rounding or other coverage responsibilities may be part of your workday. What matters most is that patients and families have a steady, informed provider helping them navigate complex care with clarity and compassion. What You’ll Need - Graduate of an accredited Nurse Practitioner program - Current national certification as a Nurse Practitioner - Current Utah licensure, or eligibility for appropriate licensure in Utah - Current DEA registration, or the ability to obtain DEA registration as required for the position - Excellent clinical judgment, communication, and interpersonal skills - Ability to work effectively both independently and as part of a collaborative healthcare team - Strong organizational skills with the ability to manage multiple patient-care priorities - Oncology or hematology experience is helpful but not required Benefits - Health insurance - Dental insurance - Vision insurance - Paid all-purpose leave If this Nurse Practitioner opportunity fits the kind of patient-centered work you want to do, apply today using our quick five-minute application.