Advanced Healthcare Practitioner

The Advanced Health Practitioner - Oncology works under physician supervision to provide direct patient care, education, psychological support, and survivorship planning throughout cancer care. Responsibilities include assessments, ordering tests, prescribing treatments, educating patients, and collaborating with healthcare providers. Essential functions include managing patient care, communicating effectively, formulating treatment plans, and participating in patient education. Skills required include clinical management proficiency, knowledge of oncology practices, communication abilities, and conflict resolution experience. Work experience of five years in a hospital or clinic setting is desirable, with two years in oncology preferred. Education requirements vary for nurse practitioners and physician assistants, including board certifications and licensures. Physical demands include lifting, bending, and reaching, with specific percentages of time allocated to each task. The work environment is primarily indoors with some exposure to noise and chemicals. Vision requirements include depth perception, color vision, and peripheral vision. Endurance expectations include sitting for 1 hour at once and standing for 4 hours at once, totaling 3 and 4.5 hours respectively in a 12-hour shift.