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brightstar care of ft myersnaplesWatkinsville (GA)

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Now Hiring: Experienced Infusion RN – Watkinsville, GABrightStar Care is seeking an experienced Registered Nurse (RN) to provide specialized in-home infusion nursing care for a client in Watkinsville, Georgia. This case requires strong infusion skills, respiratory care awareness, and the ability to manage a prolonged infusion visit. Case Details
Location: Watkinsville, GAStart of Care (SOC): October 22, 2026 Medication: Bivigam 60 g every 2 weeks via implanted port Additional Therapy: 4 hours of hydration Infusion Duration: Approximately 10–12 hours per treatment
Schedule: Every two weeks, with the full infusion completed in one visit
Clinical Requirements Experience administering IVIG infusions Competency accessing and managing an implanted port using a Huber needle Ability to monitor the client throughout prolonged infusion and hydration therapy Experience recognizing and responding to infusion reactions and other complications Comfort providing care to a client who uses a ventilator with a custom-made mask and supplemental oxygen at 4–10 L/min Ability to monitor respiratory status and follow the established Plan of Care Important Case Considerations The IVIG infusion must be completed in a single visit and cannot be split across two days due to a history of aseptic meningitis associated with a prior split-infusion attempt. The port remains accessed as part of the client's established treatment plan. The client receives palliative care, requiring compassionate, attentive, and patient-centered nursing support. Join BrightStar Care and make a difference through skilled, compassionate care at home!

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