Palouse Specialty Physicians

The organization operates outpatient specialty clinics, including an infusion clinic that provides chemotherapy and non-chemotherapy infusion therapy to patients with a variety of cancer diagnoses. The practice appears to be a relatively small employer, with review data reflecting a workforce that includes medical assistants, receptionists, clerical staff, and nurses across administrative, medical technician, and nursing departments. For nursing professionals, Palouse Specialty Physicians offers a collaborative team-based outpatient environment. The employer has actively sought part-time Oncology Infusion RNs, requiring candidates to hold current Idaho licensure (or a compact NLC license), a minimum of two years of RN experience, and one to two years of clinical experience preferably in oncology, infusion, acute care, or critical care settings. Nurses here are expected to manage complex infusion therapies, perform triage and charting, coordinate scheduling, and educate patients and families on treatment side effects. The setting is specialized and purpose-driven, suited for RNs seeking focused oncology and infusion experience in an outpatient clinic rather than a hospital environment.

The job description references a commitment to 'compassionate care' and a 'collaborative team' environment focused on serving patients with a wide variety of cancer diagnoses.