CancerNavigator Remote Nursing Jobs

Company job postings describe remote-first work for listed roles, including clinical navigator positions, with eligibility to live in the United States or a specified region. The arrangement appears role-specific. Navigator postings require set Eastern or Pacific hours and company on-sites two to three times a year in Washington, D.C., and Denver. Some nonclinical roles may include client travel. No separate company-wide remote policy page was identified.

CancerNavigator’s principal services are personalized cancer education, clinician and center guidance, and longitudinal nurse navigation. Nurses help members schedule care, coordinate with health plans and clinical teams, transfer records, and connect with resources for transportation, medication concerns, financial assistance, and psychosocial support.

CancerNavigator is headquartered in Washington, D.C. Its cancer support service is offered through employer, public-sector, and Taft-Hartley health plans. The company reports availability to more than 1 million members through more than 50 such plans across the country. Individual plan pages describe coverage for eligible members and dependents of participating funds and employers.