Travel Registered Nurse Oncology

Step into a pivotal and rewarding role as a Travel Registered Nurse, Oncology in Lodi, California, beginning 12/15/2025. This assignment is designed for dedicated oncology caregivers who want to amplify their impact while enjoying the flexibility and growth that come with traveling across the U.S. You’ll join a community that values expertise, compassion, and continuous learning, delivering high‑quality cancer care that truly matters.

Picture the moment you help a patient navigate complex treatment plans, manage side effects, and regain hope—year after year, facility after facility. And beyond the hospital walls, California reveals a stunning backdrop: sunlit vineyards, dramatic coastlines, towering forests, and vibrant city life. Separate from the clinical room, you’ll discover the beauty of this state, from the rolling hills of Napa and the historic charm of Gold Country to the awe‑inspiring coastline and iconic vistas along the Pacific.

The opportunity to work in different settings across the country can broaden your perspective, expand your clinical toolkit, and strengthen your professional network in ways that only travel nursing can provide.

Location Benefits:
Lodi, California, offers more than a convenient base for your oncology practice. It’s a friendly, supportive community known for its family‑friendly neighborhoods, accessible amenities, and close proximity to California’s famed wine country. Wineries, scenic drives, farmers mercados, and outdoor recreation provide a balanced lifestyle after shifts that demand focus and empathy. The warm California climate supports a comfortable day‑to‑day routine, while the region’s top‑tier medical centers and cancer programs ensure you’ll collaborate with skilled colleagues and stay at the forefront of oncology care.

For those who crave variety, the role also presents opportunities to work in other locations across the U.S., enriching your clinical experience with exposure to diverse patient populations, treatment protocols, and multidisciplinary teams. You’ll gain the advantages of structured support, while enjoying the personal enrichment that comes from new environments, new teams, and new patient stories.

Role Specifics and Benefits:
As an Oncology RN on this assignment, you’ll lead and support comprehensive cancer care. Core responsibilities include delivering safe, evidence‑based chemotherapy infusions and targeted therapies, managing infusion lines, monitoring for adverse reactions, and providing proactive symptom management and pain control. You’ll conduct careful patient assessments, monitor laboratory results, interpret clinical data, and adjust care plans in collaboration with oncologists, pharmacists, advanced practice providers, and social work teams.

Patient education will be central—explaining treatment goals, potential side effects, medication instructions, nutrition considerations, and discharge planning to patients and families with clarity and empathy. You’ll participate in rounds, document meticulously in electronic health records, and uphold strict safety protocols and infection control standards. The role also invites ongoing professional growth within the oncology specialty—from new treatment modalities and immunotherapy updates to palliative care principles and survivorship planning.

Compelling benefits accompany your clinical responsibilities. The position offers competitive weekly pay in the range of $1,724–$1,829, recognizing the expertise you bring to complex cancer care. You’ll have housing assistance to simplify transition times and reduce living expenses, plus the potential for a sign‑on bonus where applicable. There are extension opportunities to continue in the same or related roles if you find a perfect fit, enabling you to deepen expertise and build lasting professional relationships.

The role emphasizes robust support, including a 24/7 assistance framework for traveling professionals—dedicated coordinators, clinical leads, and peer support—so you never navigate challenges alone. Flexible scheduling and a focus on quality care mean you can align your shifts with personal needs while maintaining top‑tier…