u/Aggravating-Ebb-6323

Gimme the lo-down? The good, the bad, the ugly? What's different from normal in-patient acute care and sterile IV processing/production?

I have an interview for a chemo spot soon and I'm hoping to show up with at least a crumb of knowledge before I go. :D I've been working in-patient for almost a year now and while I do love it, I feel like my mission has always been to work in oncology.

(God help me, if Reddit filters this post out, I'll be 0/3. I'm not sure what's triggering the auto-filter, but it's driving me batty. I just want some information about what to expect! :( )