The Care Progression RN is responsible for advancing care progression, discharge readiness, and interdisciplinary coordination throughout the patient’s hospitalization. The RN ensures each patient has a clearly defined Expected Discharge Date (EDD), barriers are proactively identified and addressed, and teams remain aligned on daily care progression goals. This position is for full-time, 10 hour shifts (4 shifts per week), and day shifts. The scheduled shifts will primarily be on the weekdays (Monday-Friday), but may require weekends or extended shifts based on patient needs. As a successful candidate, you will:Interdisciplinary Rounds & Care Coordination. Lead daily interdisciplinary rounds to ensure alignment on discharge readiness, care progression priorities, and clinical goals. Ensure each patient has a documented Expected Discharge Date (EDD) updated daily. Monitor and communicate barriers affecting timely care progression. Coordinate real-time escalation for clinical or operational delays. Clinical Review & Barrier Identification. Conduct clinical assessments to determine readiness for discharge or next level of care. Identify and mitigate barriers such as pending diagnostics, specialty consults, therapy needs, medication reconciliation, and home readiness. Partner with Case Management and Social Work on post-acute planning and next level of care. RN Coaching & Education. Educate bedside RNs on discharge planning best practices and early identification of barriers. Reinforce Expected Discharge Date (EDD) focused shift practices. Mentor nursing staff regarding complex oncology discharge needs and transitions of care. Patient & Family Engagement. Ensure patients and families understand the plan of care, treatment milestones, and anticipated discharge timelineSupport patient education related to home care readiness, symptom management, and follow-up needs (using HCAHPS 6 critical points of DC information as guide). Collaboration With Throughput & Operations. Partner with House Supervisors and hospital leadership to align projected discharges with capacity needs. Participate in daily capacity huddles and provide discharge readiness updates. Data, Documentation & Reporting. Ensure accurate, timely documentation of ED - Ds, barriers, and care progression steps in the EMR. Track care progression milestones and provide reports to nursing and operational leadership. Working Conditions. Fast-paced oncology hospital setting with frequent unit-to-unit mobility. Regular participation in interdisciplinary rounds, huddles, and meetings. May require rotation of weekends or extended shifts based on patient needs. Position is for full-time, 10 hour shifts (4 shifts per week), and day shifts Qualifications. Your qualifications should include:Bachelor’s Degree or Master’s degree in Nursing is required. Current California RN license. Minimum of three (3) years related experience as a RN - Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR Card through American Heart Association. Acute Care clinical experience in oncology (preferred)Strong knowledge of discharge planning and care coordination processes (preferred)Familiarity with cancer treatment modalities - chemotherapy, radiation, immunotherapy (preferred)Experience participating in interdisciplinary rounds, care coordination, or discharge planning activities (preferred)Experience with Epic EMR and care progression or length-of-stay improvement initiatives (preferred)City of Hope employees pay is based on the following criteria: work experience, qualifications, and work location. City of Hope is an equal opportunity employer. To learn more about our Comprehensive Benefits, please Click Here.