Locum - Nurse Practitioner - Hematology Oncology Wheaton, MD

Holy Cross Health Cancer Center is actively seeking Hematology/Oncology NP to join their team!Practice Setting: Outpatient Practice 3-5 days a week for 8 hours per dayReason for Coverage: We had recent resignation of our full time Hem-Onc. The practice has a part-time 0.5 FTE Hem-Onc who we would like to support with a Locum Tenens. There is also a breast surgeon and surgical oncologists in the practice. The outpatient practice location shares space with a Radiation Treatment Center, staffed by two physicians. Dates of Coverage: 8/11/25 (or as soon as credentialed) - ongoing until Perm is hiredSchedule (2 options): M-W-F 8 hr/day coverage OR M-F 8 hr/day Patient Population for Required Coverage: Adult, GeriatricWhat Percentage of the Practice is Hematology, Oncology, Internal Medicine?: 25% Hematology, 75% Oncology, 0% Internal Medicine Number of Physicians in Practice: 0.5 FTE Hem Onc, 1.0 FTE Breast Surgeon, 1.0 FTE Surgical Oncologists, 2.0 FTE Radiation Oncologists Will There be Radiation Oncologists Present During Locum Tenens Coverage? YesThey do have a patient navigator and a social worker. They also have a Medical Assistant and Practice Manager.They do not do chemo in the center, it's 2 miles away in the outpatient infusion centerPatient volume is ~70-80 patient load - but a lot of them are chronic management patients.Do not have a lot of emergent cases.A lot of Spanish-speaking patients - the provider does not need to be bilingual; they have interpreters. Average Number of Patients Per Day - OUTPATIENT (Clinic/Office) : <=10Average Number of Patients Per Day - HOSPITAL (Call/Rounding) : <=2Documentation System/EMR: EPIC Administration of Chemotherapy: Nurse oncologistEstimated Credentialing Timeframe: 3 months, however emergency privileges granted by President are possible after initial application is completeFacility reimburse for the following costs? Flight, Hotel, Rental Car, Mileage Billed at the IRS Standard Rate (For long term engagements, hotels are not encouraged and open to Airbnb or extended stay or apartment) LOCAL CANDIDATES ARE PREFERRED and will be prioritized, but willing to pay for full travel. Preferred hotel is Marriott Courtyard in Silver Spring, MD.Clinical Area: Hematology - Outpatient SettingOncology - Outpatient SettingOncology - Inpatient SettingHematology - Inpatient SettingRequired Procedures: Chemotherapy - Intracavitary - Intrapleural / Peritoneal, etc.Chemotherapy - IntrathecalFNA/BiopsyMgmt. of VAD/CV CathetersRequired Duties: Participation on a Tumor BoardBlood BankOrders TestsOrders ImagesPrescribes***Trinity Health does not reimburse for credentialing costs or application fees*** Active MD State License - REQUIRED at time of submission, no exceptionsActive MD DEA and CDS - REQUIRED at time of submission, no exceptionsBLS or ACLS - REQUIRED to obtain privsConversion rate cap 20K - REQUIREDNote if provider wants 3 days/week or 5 days/week in submissionNote in submission where provider will be traveling from - local providers will be prioritized The Holy Cross Health Cancer Center is the first in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area to offer the Varian Edge radiosurgery system, a state-of-the-art technology that precisely targets radiation to brain, lung and spine tumors and allows simultaneous treatment of more areas.The center’s experienced clinicians – including board-certified radiation oncologists, physicists, dosimetrists, and radiation therapists – work closely with the medical and surgical oncologists in Holy Cross Health's Cancer Care program. The center is led by radiation oncologists Sheela D. Modin, MD, and Rajal Patel, MD.Holy Cross Health cares for more cancer inpatients annually than any other hospital or health system in Montgomery and Prince George’s counties. Holy Cross Health’s cancer program holds the Radiation Oncology Practice accreditation for the Radiation Treatment Center by the American College of Radiology and the Comprehensive Community Cancer Program accreditation by the American Colleagues of Surgeons Commission on Cancer since 2000.The space for radiation treatment is triple the size of the original center and is all above ground, with lots of windows to bring in natural light to provide a soothing and healing experience for patients.Patients will be happy to learn that the center’s new location in Wheaton has lots of free parking and is just across the street from the Wheaton metro and bus terminal.