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Infusion Registered Nurse

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amicus nursing servicesWashington (DC)

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Job Description: Elevate Patient Care from the Comfort of Home Are you a highly skilled RN looking for the autonomy of independent practice and the flexibility of a part-time schedule? We are seeking a dedicated Infusion Registered Nurse to join our team as an Independent Contractor. In this role, you will bridge the gap between clinical excellence and personalized care, providing life-enhancing infusion therapies to patients in the comfort and safety of their own homes. If you are a self-motivated clinician with elite IV skills and a passion for one-on-one patient advocacy, we invite you to bring your expertise to a role that truly values your clinical judgment.
Key Responsibilities: As a primary point of care, you will manage the end-to-end infusion experience, ensuring safety and clinical integrity at every step: Expert Clinical Delivery: Perform comprehensive pre-infusion assessments, establish peripheral IV access, and manage central venous access devices (Ports/PICCs) with precision. Patient-Centered Care: Administer specialty medications, monitor for adverse reactions, and provide immediate intervention or EMS activation if required. Education & Empowerment: Guide patients and caregivers through their therapy journey, teaching medication storage, side-effect management, and home safety protocols. Seamless Coordination: Collaborate with pharmacy and clinical leadership to confirm orders and supplies, while maintaining timely, accurate documentation via mobile platforms. Independent Practice: Manage your travel within the DC/MD/VA service area, maintaining the highest standards of infection control and aseptic technique in diverse home environments. Qualifications Licensure: Active RN license in DC, MD, and VA (Compact/Multi-state license highly preferred).
Experience: Minimum of 2 years of recent nursing experience with a heavy focus on IV therapy and infusion administration. Technical Proficiency: Mastery of peripheral IV starts and central line maintenance is essential.
Certifications: Current BLS required; ACLS preferred. Compliance: Must meet independent contractor requirements, including background checks, drug screening, immunization/TB verification, and professional insurance coverage.

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