Infusion Nurse

Overview

• Provide specialized infusion care in a patient-centered outpatient environment, ensuring optimal treatment outcomes and exceptional patient satisfaction.
• Administer advanced biologic therapies with precision, adhering to established protocols and safety standards.
• Collaborate with a multidisciplinary healthcare team to deliver seamless and compassionate patient care experiences.
• Monitor patients during and after treatments, addressing any reactions promptly and effectively.
• Document patient treatments and responses accurately using state-of-the-art EMR systems.
• Contribute to a professional and innovative infusion care environment focused on excellence and continuous improvement.
• Enjoy a predictable schedule with no weekend or on-call duties, supporting work-life balance.

Key Responsibilities & Duties

• Administer IV, IM, and SubQ medications, ensuring adherence to protocols and patient safety standards.
• Conduct comprehensive patient assessments and obtain vital signs prior to initiating therapy.
• Prepare and manage infusion supplies and medications, maintaining strict safety and quality standards.
• Monitor patients closely during treatments, addressing adverse reactions promptly and effectively.
• Maintain accurate and detailed documentation of treatments and patient responses in EMR systems.
• Communicate effectively with healthcare providers and team members regarding patient care plans and progress.
• Support a high-quality, patient-centered care environment, fostering trust and comfort for patients.

Job Requirements

• Active Registered Nurse (RN) license in Maryland or eligibility for licensure.
• Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from an accredited institution preferred.
• Minimum of 3–5 years of clinical nursing experience, ideally in infusion therapy.
• Current Basic Life Support (BLS) certification; ACLS certification preferred.
• Proficiency in IV insertion and medication administration, with strong technical skills.
• Experience with EMR systems and accurate clinical documentation practices.
• Ability to work independently and manage patient care in a solo-nurse setting.
• Commitment to maintaining HIPAA standards and patient confidentiality.