Chemotherapy Nurse

Community Chemotherapy Nurse
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South West London | Up to £58,000 DOE + London Weighting + Company Car or £4,887 Car Allowance | Monday-Friday | No Nights
Looking for a Chemotherapy Nurse role with more autonomy, better work-life balance and the time to deliver genuinely personalised cancer care?
I'm recruiting for one of the UK's leading specialist healthcare providers, looking for an experienced Chemotherapy Nurse / SACT Nurse to deliver oncology and haematology treatments to patients in their own homes across South West London.
This is an excellent opportunity to step away from the pressures of a busy hospital environment while continuing to use your specialist oncology skills with greater independence, one-to-one patient care and no night shifts.
What's on Offer?

• Salary up to £58,000 DOE + London Weighting
• Company car or £4,887 car allowance
• Monday-Friday working
• No night shifts
• Paid NMC registration
• Private medical insurance
• Company pension
• Life assurance
• Structured induction and ongoing clinical training
• Excellent clinical governance and MDT support

The Role
You'll manage your own caseload across South East London, delivering specialist cancer treatments directly within patients' homes.
Your responsibilities will include:

• Delivering SACT and chemotherapy safely in the community
• Completing clinical assessments prior to treatment
• Administering cytotoxic therapies in line with national guidelines
• Cannulation, venepuncture and vascular access management
• Monitoring patients and managing adverse reactions appropriately
• Providing education and support to patients and their families
• Maintaining accurate electronic clinical records
• Liaising with consultants, hospitals and wider MDTs to ensure continuity of care

About You
You'll need:

• Active NMC registration as an Adult Nurse / RGN
• Previous Chemotherapy / SACT experience
• Competency in the administration of cytotoxic drugs
• Strong cannulation and venous access skills
• Confident clinical assessment and communication skills
• Full UK driving licence

Why Make the Move into Community Oncology?
You'll still be delivering specialist cancer treatment - just in a completely different environment.
Instead of moving between patients on a busy unit, you'll provide dedicated one-to-one care in patients' homes, manage your own diary and build stronger relationships throughout their treatment journey.
For experienced oncology nurses looking for more autonomy, meaningful patient contact and a better Monday-Friday work-life balance, it's a fantastic next step. xwwtmva
If you're a Chemotherapy Nurse, Community Chemotherapy Nurse, Oncology Nurse, SACT Nurse, Cancer Nurse or Haematology Nurse, I'd love to speak with you.
Apply today or contact Sam at Leaders in Care on for a confidential chat.
Ref: LICSF

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