Collaborative Registered Nurse - Glenbrook Kellogg Cancer Center - Days
Posted Sep 28, 2026 · We last checked this listing on Oct 6, 2026
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About your past
Tell me about a time you supported a patient who was scared or angry about their cancer treatment.
What they are checking: Whether they offer real emotional support while still getting the care done safely.
Tell me about a time you noticed something in a patient's labs before treatment that changed the plan.
What they are checking: Whether they review labs critically and speak up to the oncologist before giving treatment.
Do you hold an ONS chemo provider card or OCN, and what drew you to outpatient oncology?
What they are checking: Whether their interest in oncology is real and their training lines up with what the posting prefers.
What would you do
You'd work at the Glenbrook Kellogg Cancer Center and may float to Evanston and Highland Park. How do you get up to speed quickly at a center you don't usually work?
What they are checking: Whether they can adjust to a different site's routines and stay safe with chemo when the setting changes.
How do you direct unlicensed staff in a busy infusion center without losing track of your own patients?
What they are checking: Whether they delegate clearly and check back so tasks don't fall through the cracks.
About the work
Walk me through the safety checks you do before you hang a chemotherapy infusion.
What they are checking: Whether they follow independent double checks on drug, dose and patient, which is the core safety step in infusion.
A patient starts flushing and gets short of breath ten minutes into a first-dose infusion. What do you do?
What they are checking: Whether they recognize an infusion reaction and know the immediate steps to stop the drug and treat.
How do you teach a new chemo patient what to watch for at home, especially fever?
What they are checking: Whether they explain neutropenic fever and other warning signs in plain terms so patients call in time.
You suspect an extravasation with a vesicant drug. What happens next?
What they are checking: Whether they know the urgent steps for a vesicant leak, which can cause serious tissue damage.
How do you keep yourself safe when handling hazardous drugs?
What they are checking: Whether they consistently use protective equipment and safe handling steps, which protects them over a long career.
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