Staci Oertle, RN, MSN, APN, AOCNP
Oncology Nurse, MD Anderson Cancer Center at CooperCamden, NJ
Staci has been an oncology nurse for 30 years Working at MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper in Camden, NJ as a Nurse Practitioner of Infusion Suite. She is also Co-char of the AONN+ Survivorship Committee and an AONN+ Member of EIP committee.
Authored Items
July 2018 Vol 9, No 7
A discussion on the impact of the CoC’s standards and the delivery of survivorship care plans.
March 2016 Vol 7, No 2
The authors evaluate the effects of a physician-referred exercise program on self-reported CRF and QOL in early cancer survivors.
March 2016 Vol 7, No 2
Did reading the title of this article invoke feelings of curiosity, dread, or intimidation? For clinical nurses, these are not uncommon responses to words like “abstract” or “research.”
February 2015, Vol 6, No 1
As I embarked on my nursing career more than 25
years ago, I remember having feelings of both
excitement and anxiety. I had just graduated with
a degree as a registered nurse at 19 years old when I went
for my first interview at a local community hospital in
southern New Jersey—it was for a position with a medical
surgical–oncology unit. I was interviewed by the unit’s
nurse manager.
Last modified: July 30, 2018
