UPMC Northwest

Seneca, PA

Status: Full Time (40 hours/week)

Department: Medical / Oncology (3 South)

Shift: Rotating shifts including every other weekend/holiday

The Professional Staff Nurse delivers and leads patient-centered care on a 23-bed med/surg oncology unit, using clinical expertise, collaboration, and independent judgment to achieve exceptional outcomes. This role offers hands-on experience with diverse diagnoses, chemotherapy and biologic therapies, and the opportunity to grow alongside a strong interdisciplinary team.

Responsibilities:

Flexible scheduling options, including rotating/flexible shifts, night/weekend programs with premium pay (6 months nursing experience required for specialty programs).

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• Build strong, respectful working relationships by demonstrating accountability, enthusiasm, cultural awareness, and commitment to patients and colleagues while promoting safety, work-life balance, and healthy work practices.
• Educate and empower patients, families, students, and new staff using adult learning principles; support transitions of care and serve as a preceptor or mentor as needed.
• Deliver holistic, patient-centered care using the nursing process and Relationship-Based Care, setting daily goals, applying critical thinking, and communicating effectively across the care team.
• Document care clearly and accurately to support continuity, safety, quality, and patient satisfaction.
• Actively engage in professional development, shared governance, and change initiatives to enhance care quality and the practice environment.
• Drive quality improvement by identifying opportunities, applying evidence-based practice, participating in multidisciplinary collaboration, and taking ownership of patient experience and outcomes.
• Demonstrates knowledge and skills to provide age-appropriate care, assess patient status, and apply growth and development principles across the lifespan.
• Zero to two years of nursing experience; BSN preferred.
• Strong clinical judgment, critical thinking, analytical, and problem-solving skills; able to lead others in applying the nursing process.
• Able to manage multiple priorities, operate specialized equipment, and work effectively in a complex care environment.
• Physical stamina for frequent walking, standing, and lifting/positioning patients.
  
  

Licensure, Certifications & Clearances

• Registered Nurse (RN) license in the state of employment or via Nursing Licensure Compact (NLC).
• Graduate nurses must pass licensure exam within 6 months of hire or within one year of graduation.
• Basic Life Support (BLS) / CPR certification per AHA standards.
• UPMC-approved national certification preferred.
• Compliance with Act 34, OAPSA, and other required state/facility clearances.
  
  

UPMC is an Equal Opportunity Employer/Disability/Veteran