RN - Oncology Outpatient

Piedmont HealthCare

Covington, Georgia

Posted Sep 28 · Applications close Sep 28, 2027

License: RN licenseRN - Registered Nurse - Georgia State Licensure and/or NLC/eNCL Multistate Licensure Required
Term: Permanent

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One of these: Graduate of an accredited registered nurse program Required
Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing Required
Experience: 1 year of nursing experience in a practice, hospital, or infusion center Required
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Certification: OCN - Oncology Nurse Certification Preferred

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Responsibilities Performs a number of patient care activities in accordance with established standards and practice. Advances treatment and care of oncology patients utilizing national clinical practice standards. Qualifications Education Graduate of an accredited registered nurse program Required or Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing Required Work Experience 1 year of nursing experience in a practice, hospital, or infusion center Required Licenses and Certifications RN - Registered Nurse - Georgia State Licensure and/or NLC/eNCL Multistate Licensure Required OCN - Oncology Nurse Certification Preferred Business Unit : Company Name Piedmont Medical Care Corporation

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In Covington, GA

Covington, GA

Living costs about 4% below the US average

Life in Covington, GA

NeighborhoodsCovington offers distinct residential pockets ranging from historic enclaves to newer master-planned developments. The Covington Historic District and areas immediately surrounding Covington Square feature historic architecture and antebellum residences, with nearby streets providing housing options close to the town core. Neighborhoods such as Clark's Grove offer planned community living within walking distance of central amenities, while modern apartment developments like The Sinclair at Callaway Farm provide multi-bedroom rental layouts and community amenities geared toward professionals. Nearby sister suburbs like Conyers, situated roughly 11 miles west along Interstate 20, serve as alternate bedroom communities.

Covington offers distinct residential pockets ranging from historic enclaves to newer master-planned developments. The Covington Historic District and areas immediately surrounding Covington Square feature historic architecture and antebellum residences, with nearby streets providing housing options close to the town core.

Neighborhoods such as Clark's Grove offer planned community living within walking distance of central amenities, while modern apartment developments like The Sinclair at Callaway Farm provide multi-bedroom rental layouts and community amenities geared toward professionals. Nearby sister suburbs like Conyers, situated roughly 11 miles west along Interstate 20, serve as alternate bedroom communities.

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Getting aroundCommuting within Covington is relatively light, with typical local travel averaging under 25 minutes. However, the city is heavily car-dependent, situated approximately 35 miles east of downtown Atlanta along Interstate 20. Travel into core Atlanta medical centers or closer-in suburbs can range from 45 minutes to well over an hour during rush hour, whereas commuting outbound or against prevailing traffic toward Decatur takes at least 30 minutes. Unlike inner DeKalb or Fulton County suburbs, Covington lacks direct access to the MARTA transit rail network, making personal vehicles essential for hospital shifts.

Commuting within Covington is relatively light, with typical local travel averaging under 25 minutes. However, the city is heavily car-dependent, situated approximately 35 miles east of downtown Atlanta along Interstate 20. Travel into core Atlanta medical centers or closer-in suburbs can range from 45 minutes to well over an hour during rush hour, whereas commuting outbound or against prevailing traffic toward Decatur takes at least 30 minutes.

Unlike inner DeKalb or Fulton County suburbs, Covington lacks direct access to the MARTA transit rail network, making personal vehicles essential for hospital shifts.

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Outdoors

Outdoor recreation in Covington revolves around community green spaces and multi-use recreational areas like Legion Field, which hosts local events and gatherings. The surrounding Newton County area features neighborhood parks, multi-use walking trails, and recreational facilities that support running, youth sports, and outdoor leisure throughout the warmer months.

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Living in Covington

Covington, Georgia, balances deep-rooted antebellum heritage with notable screen acclaim as the 'Hollywood of the South.' Situated roughly 35 miles east of downtown Atlanta along Interstate 20, this Newton County seat offers healthcare professionals a quiet escape from big-city congestion. Daily life orbits around historic Covington Square, anchored by the iconic Newton County Courthouse, lively local gathering spots like Mystic Grill and City Pharmacy, and dessert favorites such as Scoops. Housing choices range from character-rich historic homes to modern rental complexes like The Sinclair at Callaway Farm and walkable developments in Clark's Grove. For nurses, Covington delivers manageable local drive times and a peaceful, family-oriented environment with access to community parks like Legion Field. However, the tradeoffs require consideration: public transit via MARTA does not extend out here, making a reliable vehicle mandatory. Commuting into central Atlanta can take anywhere from 45 minutes to well over an hour during rush periods, and late-night dining and nightlife are modest. For those seeking calm surroundings, Southern architecture, and scenic community pride, Covington provides a grounded base.

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