Registered Nurse Navigator Oncology

Why Work With Us – Cedar City Hospital

• Make a Meaningful Impact: Build lasting relationships with oncology patients and guide them through one of the most critical times in their lives
• Tight-Knit, Mission-Driven Team: Work in a collaborative, supportive environment where your voice is valued and your contributions directly impact care delivery
• Rural Community, Big Reach: Serve a close-knit community while being part of the larger Intermountain Health system—offering resources, innovation, and career growth
• Whole-Person Care: Be part of an organization that prioritizes mind, body, and spirit—both for patients and caregivers
• Professional Growth: Access ongoing development opportunities, specialty certifications, and career advancement pathways
• Work-Life Balance: Enjoy the lifestyle benefits of Southern Utah, including stunning outdoor recreation, a lower cost of living, and a balanced pace of life.
• 40 hours a week, salaried typically a 4-10 hour shift schedule.

Compensation and Benefits:

• Pay Rate: Competitive salary based on experience.

• Comprehensive Benefits Package: Includes insurance options, fitness discounts, paid time off, 401(k) with employer contribution, and tuition assistance.

• Incentives: Up to $400 annual caregiver incentive and $500 referral bonus.

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Build a rewarding infusion nursing career in a welcoming community while enjoying the lifestyle and natural beauty Utah has to offer.

Physical & Environmental Demands

• Continuous visual acuity is required to accurately read patient information, labels, and monitor data, and to assess patient needs and equipment use
• Frequent verbal communication and active listening are essential when interacting with patients, families, and care teams, including the ability to quickly recognize and respond to alarms, requests, and urgent situations
• Manual dexterity and fine motor skills are required to safely operate medical equipment, prepare medications, and perform detailed documentation using computer systems
• Ability to perform physical tasks, including lifting, bending, and reaching, to assist with patient care and to handle supplies and equipment of varying weights, including heavy items
• Regular walking and movement are necessary to assist with patient transport and ambulation, as well as to retrieve and distribute equipment and supplies; may include pushing and pulling gurneys and portable equipment
• Ability to safely navigate busy clinical environments with equipment, cords, and other obstacles
• May be required to stand for extended periods during scheduled shifts