Oncology Nursing Learn more about our inpatient and outpatient opportunities and how you can make an impact
At Stanford Health Care, our Oncology & Bone Marrow Transplant (BMT) nurses are at the heart of our mission to provide exceptional care to our patients. We are committed to continuous learning and professional growth, offering our nurses opportunities to attend conferences, engage in educational events, and build strong networks with other professionals in the field. Our team is encouraged to pursue advanced practice education, contribute to evidence-based improvement projects, and develop as nurse leaders through specialized workshops. In addition to their clinical expertise, our nurses are celebrated for their dedication through monthly recognitions, team outings, and staff retreats. They play a vital role in mentoring new graduates, welcoming them into our residency program, and sharing their invaluable knowledge to help them grow. If you're passionate about making a difference and advancing your career in a supportive and collaborative environment, come join the Stanford Health Care Oncology & BMT family.

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Stanford Medicine Cancer Center
At the Stanford Medicine Cancer Center, nurses play a pivotal role in delivering world-class care within one of the nation’s most prestigious cancer institutions. As part of the Stanford Cancer Institute, an NCI-designated comprehensive cancer center, you will have the opportunity to work alongside some of Silicon Valley's brightest scientific minds and be part of groundbreaking medical discoveries and clinical advancements. We provide advanced diagnostics, state-of-the-art treatment technologies, and cutting-edge therapies through clinical trials that are shaping the future of cancer care.

Inpatient BMT & Oncology Units

BMT CAR-T
Unit: D3
Beds: 18
Specialty: Blood and marrow transplants, as well as cancer cell therapies
Nurse to Patient Ratio: 1-3
  • Break RN's every shift
  • Oncology/BMT experience required
  • Chemotherapy certification 
BMT Hematology
Unit: D2
Beds: 18
Specialty: Blood and marrow disease processes and transplantations, chimeric antigen receptor t-cell (CAR-T) therapies, immunotherapies, biotherapies, chemotherapies, and hematologic-oncologic disease processes and therapies
Nurse to Patient Ratio: 1-3
  • Break RN's every shift
  • Oncology/BMT experience required but Chemotherapy certification is not.
Hematology/Oncology
Units: D Ground and F Ground
Beds: 18
Specialty:  Hematology, Oncology Overflow, BMT Overflow, and Hematology Clinical Trial Support
Nurse to Patient Ratio: 1:3/1:4
  • Break RN's every shift
  • Oncology & Chemotherapy Certification required to work on this unit. 
Medical Oncology
Units: G1 and F3
F3 Beds: 24
G1 Beds: 27
Specialty: Solid tumor, lymphoma, hematology overflow, BMT overflow, medicine overflow. 
Nurse to Patient Ratio: 1:3/1:4
  • Break RN's every shift
  • Oncology & Chemotherapy Certification required to work on this unit. 

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