Fred Hutchinson Cancer Center is taking ownership for developing implementation plans and creating research orders to best support the needs of its patients.
The CORS team provides concierge services and partners with research teams to support faster study start-up and improved research care delivery. Research nurses are dedicated to individual studies and play an integral role in the research team.
Fred Hutch’s Clinical Trials Unit provides highly specialized care to patients who are participating in clinical trials. Nurses on the clinical trials unit work closely with research teams to deliver care and conduct important tasks for data collection and monitoring.
Fred Hutch nurses are encouraged to take part in research, evidence-based practice (EBP) and quality improvement (QI) initiatives in their departments and across the organization. Every year, Fred Hutch nurses promote the art and science of oncology nursing by writing abstracts, publishing articles and presenting posters based on their work at conferences all over the world.
Training for Telephone Triage
Martha Read, Jennifer Singer, Phuong Huynh, Stacey Chochoms, Sydne Mead-Smith, & Terri Cunningham
ONS Congress
Improving Chemotherapy Patient Education Through Standardization: Does A Policy Help?
Martha Read, Eve Segal, Laura Carr, Laura Crandall, & Terri Cunningham
ONS Congress
Developing Nursing Education Curriculum for a New Clinic Space and Model of Care
Jennifer Singer, Sarah Kimbrough, & Amelia Sherinski
ONS Congress
Going Virtual: Reimagining the Delivery of Continuing Education Through a Virtual CE Library
Briana Sanger, Katheryn Christiansen, & Kathleen Shannon Dorcy
ONS Congress
Providing Nursing Education in the Outpatient Oncology Setting During a Global Pandemic
Anna Peterson & Kimberly Ito
ONS Congress
Oncology Care in a Global Pandemic: Innovation to Enhance Patient Safety and Quality Care
Angie Rodriguez, Kim Koegel, & Jeannine Sanford
ONS Congress
Refining the Bone Marrow Processing Procedure to Create a More Efficient and Safer Product
Kristen Williams
American Society for Apheresis Conference
Evaluating the Effectiveness of Saline-Only Flush for Powerflow Locking
Emily Anderson
American Society for Apheresis Conference
Implementation of a Study Program for Qualification in Apheresis (QIA) Exam During COVID-19 Pandemic
Kristen Williams
American Society for Apheresis Conference
Performance Validation of TPE on Spectra Optia System
Mylene Macabeo
American Society for Apheresis Conference
Nurse Education – Care for CAR-T Cell Patients
Anne Reese
Transplant and Cellular Therapy Meetings (TCT)
Long-Term Follow-Up of CAR-T Cell Patients
Whitney Farowich & Soyoung Park
Transplant and Cellular Therapy Meetings (TCT)
Updates on Liver Cancer
Bente Dalby & Martha Read
Puget Sound Oncology Nursing Society Symposium
Ethics – Clinical Research
Kathleen Shannon Dorcy
Hawaii Pacific Health Conference
Preventative Care – Oncology Patients
Mitch Mitchell
Hawaii Pacific Health Conference
A Psychoeducational Series for Caregivers: What the Caregivers Have Taught Us
Ann Breen, Tammy Weitzman, & Suni Elgar
ONS Bridge
Team Nursing: Considering a New Nursing Model
Sarah Kimbrough, Natasha Ng, Marni Walker, Ceyborn Newton, & Amelia Sherinski
ONS Bridge
Paclitaxel Reaction Rates and Impact on Nursing Practice
Melissa Powell
ONS Bridge
Patient Assignment Method Impacts on Nurse Satisfaction
Claire Kellogg, Colleen Detweiler, Michelle Pierce, & Katherine Ortner
ONS Bridge
Evaluation of Hazardous Drug Contamination in Bathrooms in an Ambulatory Oncology Center
Seth Eisenberg
ONS Bridge
Inspiring Collaboration and Change Through an Oncology Nursing Journal Club
Margaret O’Malley, Denae Davis, Lenise Taylor, Phuong Huynh
ONS Bridge
Integration of Nursing Research into Clinical Practice
Melissa Harlan, Fran Lewis, Katheryn Christiansen, Kathleen Shannon Dorcy, Ellen Zahlis, Janice Lloyd, Terri Cunningham, Mary-Elizabeth Percival, Sunny So, Cynthia McMinn, Danielle Sutherlin, Donelle Rizzuto, Beth Champion, & Gloria Hernandez
ONS Bridge
Creating a Culture and Building Processes for Safe and Reliable Care in a Large Comprehensive Cancer Center
Katie Maletich & Adina Maynard
ONS Bridge
Many leadership and professional development opportunities are available to Fred Hutch nurses who are looking to expand their role or grow their skill set. Nurses may seek advanced roles within departments such as quality, regulatory affairs, education or program development.
Fred Hutch supports the following scholarship opportunities for nurses to grow their nursing practice through education and professional development.
Fred Hutch supports the education and growth of students, novice nurses and experienced nurses through a variety of specialized training and residency programs.
Fred Hutch’s Clinical Continuing Education (CE) Library has a robust range of live and pre-recorded classes and webinars from world-renowned experts in cancer care. Access is available to staff and students at all Fred Hutch locations, network affiliate sites and academic partner institutions.