Infusion RN

The Infusion Nurse (RN) is responsible for providing compassionate, effective and efficient high-quality clinical care while administering biologic infusions to pediatric and adult patients.

• Mix biologics and other medications, along with pre-medications with aseptic technique according to medication guides.
• Review health history, allergies, and current medications with patients or patients' parent upon arrival.
• Monitor vital signs before, during, and after infusions.
• Start intravenous lines with aseptic technique.
• Draw bloodwork as ordered from IV or through venipuncture.
• Chart detailed nurse's notes and charges in Epic electronic charting.
• Document detailed nurse’s notes on adult patients on paper infusion flow sheets.
• Educate patients at discharge about signs and symptoms to call in to the office.
• Demonstrate sound clinical judgement while following guidelines and medication protocol for allergic reactions.
• Notify physicians of any changes in patient status since last infusion.
• Fax updates to adult or referring physicians.
• Record verbal and phone orders from physicians and enter into Epic accordingly.
• Administer PPD skin tests and subcutaneous and intramuscular injections to patients and occasionally to staff.
• Participate as infusion nurse or pharmacist in research studies
• Attend and participate in staff meetings as scheduled.
• Attend periodic training sessions and meetings related to position.
• Maintain excellent communication and effective working relationships with patients, providers, as well as all staff, administration and supervisor colleagues.
• Establish remote Epic access on home computer.
• Potential to be cross‑trained across other departments.
• Potential to infuse patients at satellite locations.
• Maintain RN licensure and CPR certification.
• Performs other duties as assigned by management.

The Infusion Nurse (RN) is responsible for providing compassionate, effective and efficient high-quality clinical care while administering biologic infusions to pediatric and adult patients.

• Mix biologics and other medications, along with pre-medications with aseptic technique according to medication guides.
• Review health history, allergies, and current medications with patients or patients' parent upon arrival.
• Monitor vital signs before, during, and after infusions.
• Start intravenous lines with aseptic technique.
• Draw bloodwork as ordered from IV or through venipuncture.
• Chart detailed nurse's notes and charges in Epic electronic charting.
• Document detailed nurse’s notes on adult patients on paper infusion flow sheets.
• Educate patients at discharge about signs and symptoms to call in to the office.
• Demonstrate sound clinical judgement while following guidelines and medication protocol for allergic reactions.
• Notify physicians of any changes in patient status since last infusion.
• Fax updates to adult or referring physicians.
• Record verbal and phone orders from physicians and enter into Epic accordingly.
• Schedule patient appointments.
• Administer PPD skin tests and subcutaneous and intramuscular injections to patients and occasionally to staff.
• Participate as infusion nurse or pharmacist in research studies
• Attend and participate in staff meetings as scheduled.
• Attend periodic training sessions and meetings related to position.
• Maintain excellent communication and effective working relationships with patients, providers, as well as all staff, administration and supervisor colleagues.
• Establish remote Epic access on home computer.
• Potential to be cross‑trained across other departments.
• Potential to infuse patients at satellite locations.
• Maintain RN licensure and CPR certification.
• Performs other duties as assigned by management.

• Bachelor's Degree or higher…