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i work in an oncology unit. an MD asked me if i could give chemo in his office (outpatient). he will pay me to do it . is it OK? i'm not technically his employee. what do you think?
That is how I got started working in outpatient oncology. You would be considered an employee and would have to complete the appropriate forms. You need to consider your salary. 10 years ago when I went from the hospital to the clinic I took a paycut, might be different now. I don't know of any laws preventing nurses from working in one place or another or having dual employers, however, you might want to check with your current employer if working for this MD would be a conflict of interest.
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i work in an oncology unit. an MD asked me if i could give chemo in his office (outpatient). he will pay me to do it . is it OK? i'm not technically his employee. what do you think?