PT role (3-days preferred)

Day shifts ONLY Mon-Fri

Independent, physician owned and run Clinical Trials Unit and Day Infusion Centre / Day Hospital in the private sector

Work with a dynamic, passionate team committed to providing high quality care to cancer patients

Commitment to Professional Development and Growth

PASO Medical

Established in 2004, PASO Medical is an integrated provider of Oncology and Haematology services based in Frankston. The centre comprises three integrated units: Consulting Suites, Day Infusion Centre, and Clinical Trials Team.

The Infusion Centre / Private Same Day Hospital provides patients access to a range of specialized services, including but not limited to, Immunotherapy, Chemotherapy and infusions for the treatment and management of cancer and other chronic illnesses. The purpose-built unit offers bright and spacious modern treatment areas with the convenience of a day treatment service. Backed by an experienced and passionate team of Oncologists, Haematologists, Specialists and Nurses, patients can rest assured, they will be well looked after and receive the highest quality of care. Services available, but are not limited to:

Chemotherapy

Clinical Trials

CVAD Care (PORTACATHS/PICC lines)

Iron Infusions

Blood Transfusions

Bone Marrow Biopsy

IVIG

Specialist Drug Infusions

Haematological treatments

Education

We are looking for a Part Time Chemotherapy Trained Nurse to commence immediately.

The Role

The Day Infusion Nurse delivers comprehensive, patient-centred care by leading, engaging, and collaborating with the wider healthcare community. This role involves coordinating and administering Chemotherapy and Immunotherapy treatments to assigned patients, ensuring adherence to PASO Medical’s policies, clinical standards, and best-practice nursing procedures.

Key Accountabilities

Conduct preventative screening and triage, identifying and escalating care for compromised or complex patients

Care, management and insertion of central access and peripheral devices

Perform phlebotomy procedures including peripheral IV insertion and blood draws from midlines, PICCs, ports, and other CVADs

Perform assessment, access, and maintenance of venous access devices

Accurately maintain and update electronic medical records (EMR) in a timely manner

Assist Health Care Providers (HCPs) with procedures, including those requiring moderate sedation

Maintain accurate documentation using clinical software, including recall/reminder systems and information management tools

Demonstrate understanding of workplace health and safety principles

Manage supplies and clinical resources within budget

Act as a resource to other Cancer Clinic nursing staff and participate in the development, maintenance, and implementation of educational initiatives and policies and procedures

Provide expert patient education, assessment, and management of treatment-related side effects

Focused on maintaining current knowledge and a proven track record of a commitment to professional development

Collaborate with internal and external stakeholders, including allied health and referrers, to coordinate patient care

Actively contribute to quality improvement initiatives and review of clinical systems

Promote health literacy through patient education, outreach programs, and community health initiatives

Practice in accordance with PASO Medical’s policies, nursing standards, and professional codes

Demonstrate positive communication and actively foster a team culture grounded in respect, dignity, and cultural safety

Key Criteria

Current Registration with AHPRA

Competency in PICC, PORT, IV Cannulation and phlebotomy skills (or working towards)

ADAC qualification (or working towards)

Mandatory BloodSafe and Hand Hygiene competencies

CVAD management experience

Proven commitment to quality patient care

Understanding and compliance with ACQSHC National Standards

Sound clinical decision making and problem-solving skills

Attention to detail and proficiency in clinical software and computer systems

Excellent written and verbal communication skills

Ability to work independently and collaboratively within a multidisciplinary team

Adaptable and flexible in dynamic clinical environments

Preferred experience in Oncology and Haematology nursing principles

Preferred experienced administering cytotoxic chemotherapy and/or related cancer treatments

National Police Check clearance

Applying

We encourage applications from people of all ages, abilities, and cultural backgrounds.

To learn more about PASO Medical, visit paso.com.au