Jobs at Florida Cancer Specialists

Provides advanced clinical care to oncology patients under physician collaboration, including assessments, diagnoses, prescriptions, treatment administration, clinical trial eligibility evaluation, patient education, documentation, triage, hospital rounds, and multidisciplinary coordination. The role also includes on-call coverage, staff training, workload prioritization, and occasional support at other FCS locations.

Provides clinical oncology pharmacy support to physicians, nurses, and pharmacy staff. Responsibilities include medication therapy monitoring, oncology drug information, dosing, protocol and regimen development, pharmacoinformatics, utilization review, quality assurance, medication safety, clinical education, and project management. The pharmacist collaborates with multidisciplinary teams to improve patient outcomes, control costs, support compliance, and advance oncology pharmacy practice across multiple clinics.

Provides advanced clinical care to oncology patients under physician collaboration. Responsibilities include assessing patients, interpreting diagnostic findings, prescribing medications and blood products, determining clinical-trial eligibility, administering treatments, documenting care, triaging patients, participating in rounds, providing on-call coverage, educating patients, and supporting multidisciplinary care teams.

Documents patient-physician interactions in real time by accompanying physicians during examinations and entering dictated information into the electronic health record. This clerical role requires medical terminology knowledge, healthcare experience, a high school diploma or equivalent, and a valid Florida driver’s license for travel between clinics. Scribes are not patient care providers.

Coordinates oncology clinical research studies under Principal Investigator and research director supervision, ensuring successful study implementation and site management. Provides clinic coverage, precepts new research staff, supports research projects, advocates for patients, and travels to investigator meetings and clinics. Requires an active in-state RN license, at least one year of oncology or clinical research experience, or five years of combined experience, plus a valid driver’s license.

Prepares sterile and nonsterile hazardous and nonhazardous medications under pharmacist supervision. Reviews orders, performs dosage calculations, maintains aseptic technique, manages medication and supply inventory, documents regulatory and temperature records, handles hazardous waste, and coordinates special-order medications with clinical and procurement teams. Float technicians travel extensively to support clinic needs.

Provides advanced oncology care under physician collaboration, including patient assessment, diagnosis interpretation, prescribing, treatment administration, clinical trial eligibility evaluation, triage, documentation, follow-up, multidisciplinary rounds, and family support. The role also includes hospital rounds, on-call coverage, staff training, care coordination, and occasional support across FCS locations.

Develops and delivers oncology nursing education, onboarding, competency evaluations, and skills programs for nurses and medical assistants. Supports preceptors, conducts clinic site visits, addresses quality and safety trends, standardizes workflows, and serves as a clinical resource. Provides limited direct patient care to maintain current practice, collaborates with nursing leadership, and facilitates product education and pilot programs.

Operates CT scanning equipment, administers contrast materials, interprets physician orders, obtains patient histories, explains procedures, addresses concerns, and produces diagnostic images. The role requires maintaining accurate patient records and effective communication while supporting oncology care in an outpatient clinical setting.

Supports investigators and research teams with clinical study administration, visit preparation, inventory and protocol supplies, audit and regulatory visit assistance, study archival, compliance reporting, and confidentiality requirements. The role coordinates materials, maintains organized research documentation, follows FDA and sponsor procedures, and collaborates with physicians and internal stakeholders.

Provides outpatient hematology and oncology care, manages malignant cancers and benign hematologic conditions, supervises chemotherapy, supports inpatient and consultation services, and participates in clinical research and trials. The role requires collaboration within an established practice and may include rotating call and hospital rounding.

Assists the Office Manager with personnel, clerical, housekeeping, maintenance, staffing, purchasing, and front-office functions at a clinical office. Delegates duties, supports daily office operations, backs up front-office staff, and helps meet financial goals. Requires healthcare and clinic front-office experience, supervisory ability, strong communication, and comfort discussing personal and medical topics with patients and employees.

Collects, processes, analyzes, and documents patient specimens, including chemistry, hematology, and immunology testing. Performs blood draws, patient assessments, vital signs, rooming, result charting, quality control, equipment maintenance, inventory management, and preparation of blood and bone marrow slides. Assists with medical procedures, specimen handling, regulatory compliance, and maintaining patient confidentiality under established clinical and laboratory procedures.

Provides nursing care and patient education while assisting physicians in an oncology clinic setting. Responsibilities require patient assessment, critical thinking, emergency response, IV therapy, and effective communication. The role requires a state-licensed Registered Nurse, CPR and BLS certification, a valid driver license for travel between clinics, and preferably hematology/oncology experience.

Provides oncology patient care under physician collaboration, including assessments, examinations, prescribing, treatment administration, clinical trial eligibility evaluation, triage, documentation, hospital rounds, patient and family support, and multidisciplinary coordination. The role also supports staff training, work prioritization, emergency response, regulatory compliance, and coverage across FCS locations.

Provides centralized clinical oncology pharmacy support, including medication monitoring, drug selection, dosing, drug information, protocol and order-set development, utilization review, pharmacoinformatics, quality improvement, and clinician education. Collaborates with hematology/oncology physicians and nursing staff to optimize safe, effective, and cost-efficient therapy. Leads pharmacy improvement initiatives and manages related projects across a multisite oncology organization.

Prepares sterile and non-sterile hazardous and nonhazardous medications under pharmacist supervision. Reviews orders, performs dosage calculations, manages drug and supply inventory, maintains records and temperature logs, handles hazardous waste according to USP, OSHA, NIOSH, and regulatory requirements, and coordinates medication procurement. This PRN float role supports eight Palm Beach County clinics and requires travel 75%–100% weekly.

Prepares sterile and nonsterile hazardous and nonhazardous medications under pharmacist supervision. Reviews orders, performs dosage calculations, manages inventory, maintains required records, monitors storage temperatures, handles hazardous drug waste, and coordinates medication procurement. Requires pharmacy technician certification, attention to detail, regulatory compliance, and collaboration with clinical and operational teams. Float technicians may travel 75%–100% weekly to support multiple clinics.

Provides comprehensive specialty pharmacy care for oncology patients, including oral oncology medication handling, prescription verification, REMS compliance, patient counseling, and regulatory adherence. Works under pharmacy leadership in a hybrid, multi-site environment, supports Pharmacist in Charge duties as assigned, participates in rotating on-call coverage, and manages clinical and operational priorities.

Entry-level clinical research assistant supporting research coordinators with clinical and clerical tasks. The role requires at least two years of medical or clinical work experience, with oncology experience preferred, proficiency in Excel, Word, and OncoEMR, strong communication and attention to detail, and a valid Florida driver’s license for travel between clinics.