July 31, 2015 University of Chicago Medicine receives QOPI certification The Section of Hematology and
Oncology and the
Outpatient Cancer Center at the University of Chicago Medicine have received certification from the Quality
Oncology Practice Initiative (QOPI ®) Certification Program, an affiliate of the American Society of Clinical
Oncology (ASCO).
According to a 2015 survey, most IAYT members work in hospital settings, while others work in
outpatient clinics or physical therapy,
oncology, or rehabilitation departments (and in private
practice).
2007 to 2008: Pediatric
Oncology Intern — University of Minnesota Masonic Cancer Center Performed critical research
practices through inpatient rounds,
outpatient care, and specialized seminars.
Professional Duties & Responsibilities Supervised clinical and administrative operations in a 4 physician primary care private
practice Oversaw three physician interventional radiology
practice for patients with renal and vascular conditions Managed a hemodialysis clinic serving approximately 200 geriatric residents Served as Primary RN / Charge Nurse in a 37 station hemodialysis center Treated cardiology,
oncology, pulmonary, and infectious disease patients in a hospital setting Experienced in
outpatient care as well as CCU / ICU and PACU Hired, trained, and supervised nurses, medical techs, and administrative support staff Responsible for team scheduling, performance reviews, and staff development / education Handled phlebotomy, lab work, catheters, medication administration, and vascular access devices Prepared patients for thrombectomy, fistulagram, angioplasty, and other interventional procedures Treated patients suffering from ESRD, diabetes, HTN, and chronic infections Performed triage, admittance, patient histories, charting, scheduling, and billing Oversaw medical equipment maintenance and supply inventory replenishing as needed Directed company marketing and patient recruitment through medical fairs and other community events