Outpatient Oncology Infusion Nurse

Wayne, New Jersey

This one is per diem, so you pick up the shifts you want. St. Joseph's Health is hiring for its own floors, with no agency in between.

Posted Oct 20

Unit and setting: Oncology
License: RN license
Term: Permanent

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Responsible for utilizing the Nursing Process in a collaborative manner to plan, implement and evaluate nursing care in accordance with his/ her scope of practice. Supports the goals and philosophy of the Department of Nursing within the St. Joseph's Healthcare System and on his/ her assigned unit. Provides care and a complete assessment before, during, and after chemotherapy and radiation therapy.

Montiors patient closely before, during, and after therapies and procedures and notifies Physicians as needed. Knowledge of theories, principles, and concepts normally acquired through completion of a Bachelor's degree in Nursing preferred. Licensure required as a Registered Nurse by the State of New Jersey.

Successful completion of department specific orientation and department specific certifications of Basic Cardiac Life Support (BCLS), Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) within 1 year of hire. Effective January 2019, St. Joseph’s Health requires all employee certifications for Basic Life Support (BLS), and Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) to be granted through the American Heart Association.

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In Wayne, NJ

Wayne, NJ

Living costs about 9% above the US average

Life in Wayne, NJ

NeighborhoodsWayne is organized into distinct residential pockets, scenic lake associations, and active commercial corridors. The northern and eastern sections feature established, tree-shaded neighborhoods like Preakness as well as private residential lake communities such as Packanack Lake, Pines Lake, and Lions Head Lake, which center around community beaches and clubhouses. Professionals and renters often gravitate toward garden apartments and condominium communities near Alps Road, French Hill Road, and Valley Road, which offer convenient arterial connections to Route 23 and Route 46 without sacrificing neighborhood tranquility.

Wayne is organized into distinct residential pockets, scenic lake associations, and active commercial corridors. The northern and eastern sections feature established, tree-shaded neighborhoods like Preakness as well as private residential lake communities such as Packanack Lake, Pines Lake, and Lions Head Lake, which center around community beaches and clubhouses.

Professionals and renters often gravitate toward garden apartments and condominium communities near Alps Road, French Hill Road, and Valley Road, which offer convenient arterial connections to Route 23 and Route 46 without sacrificing neighborhood tranquility.

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Getting aroundCommuting in Wayne is overwhelmingly vehicle-centric, shaped by major highways including Route 23, Route 46, and Interstate 80. For healthcare workers traveling to regional medical centers in Passaic, Morris, or Essex counties—such as facilities in Clifton, Paterson, Morristown, or Parsippany—highway access is direct, though rush-hour congestion on Route 23 can create unpredictable delays. Public transit commuters rely on NJ Transit rail via the Mountain View and Wayne Route 23 park-and-ride stations, alongside express commuter bus lines that run to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan in under an hour during off-peak windows.

Commuting in Wayne is overwhelmingly vehicle-centric, shaped by major highways including Route 23, Route 46, and Interstate 80. For healthcare workers traveling to regional medical centers in Passaic, Morris, or Essex counties—such as facilities in Clifton, Paterson, Morristown, or Parsippany—highway access is direct, though rush-hour congestion on Route 23 can create unpredictable delays. Public transit commuters rely on NJ Transit rail via the Mountain View and Wayne Route 23 park-and-ride stations, alongside express commuter bus lines that run to the Port Authority Bus Terminal in Manhattan in under an hour during off-peak windows.

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OutdoorsWayne provides substantial parkland and water recreation throughout the township. The 30-acre Laurelwood Arboretum offers shaded walking trails, botanical plant collections, and a dedicated Sensory Garden, while High Mountain Preserve provides rugged hiking trails and panoramic views of the regional skyline. Terhune Memorial Park on Colfax Road offers a quiet waterside retreat with picnic facilities, and residents in lake enclaves like Packanack Lake and Pines Lake enjoy seasonal swimming, boating, and beach access.

Wayne provides substantial parkland and water recreation throughout the township. The 30-acre Laurelwood Arboretum offers shaded walking trails, botanical plant collections, and a dedicated Sensory Garden, while High Mountain Preserve provides rugged hiking trails and panoramic views of the regional skyline.

Terhune Memorial Park on Colfax Road offers a quiet waterside retreat with picnic facilities, and residents in lake enclaves like Packanack Lake and Pines Lake enjoy seasonal swimming, boating, and beach access.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: apartments.com Source 2: iredellfreenews.com Source 3: reddit.com

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Wayne, New Jersey, blends established North Jersey suburban life with exceptional transit connectivity, making it a compelling landing spot for relocating nurses. Situated twenty miles northwest of Manhattan in Passaic County, Wayne allows healthcare workers to easily reach regional healthcare networks across Morris, Essex, and Bergen counties via Route 23, Route 46, and Interstate 80. The township's residential landscape ranges from quiet lakefront enclaves like Packanack Lake and Pines Lake to practical garden apartments near Alps Road and Valley Road. Shift workers appreciate the township's self-contained retail and dining convenience, including Willowbrook Mall, beloved community staples like Maggie's Town Tavern, and peaceful retreats such as Laurelwood Arboretum and High Mountain Preserve. Daily life is largely vehicle-dependent, and highway corridors can bottleneck during peak hours. Furthermore, prospective residents must research parcel topography, as neighborhoods near the Passaic River basin contend with seasonal flood risks. For nurses seeking quiet neighborhoods, accessible recreation, and seamless regional mobility, Wayne delivers a balanced suburban base.

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