Nurse Practitioner or Physician Assistant - Medical Oncology Acute Cancer Care Clinic

The NP or PA works across adult Medical Oncology and Hematology caring for patients with early and advanced solid tumors and hematologic malignancies requiring acute evaluation and management. Responsibilities include symptom management, oncologic emergencies and treatment-related adverse events such as immunotherapy toxicities. The role rotates across three Acute Care Clinics covering the Cancer Treatment Unit, REACH intervention rooms and outpatient acute-care visits, plus the Immunotherapy Toxicity Clinic. Providers coordinate with primary oncology/hematology teams and multidisciplinary services. The Acute Cancer Care Clinic helps reduce emergency-department visits through direct admissions and outpatient management with close follow-up, and supports shorter hospital stays through follow-up care for hospitalized cancer patients. The role supports remote-management nursing teams, cancer-patient triage and development of remote patient-monitoring programs. It requires autonomous practice with collaborative support, strong communication, critical thinking, adaptability and time management, plus a foundation in internal medicine and interest in oncology, quality improvement and program development. Qualifications / Requirements: For NP: master's-prepared graduate of an accredited nursing and NP program; current Minnesota RN license and FNP, ANP or ACNP certification or eligibility, with certification within 6 months; DEA registration and billing privileges eligibility. For PA: accredited PA program graduate, current NCCPA certification and Minnesota PA registration or eligibility; DEA registration and billing privileges eligibility. Applicants must attach 2-3 reference letters; new graduates need 3 preceptor letters. This job is listed on Mayo Clinic's own careers site; apply there.