IV Infusion Nurse FL (Osceola County)

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iv activeKissimmee (FL)

Acute Care Nurses All Other Miscellaneous Ambulatory Health Care Services

SENIORITY

Senior

SALARY

$97,500 per year

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About the role

Join a Growing, Physician-Owned Wellness TeamIV ACTIVE is expanding and seeking experienced Registered Nurses (ER/ICU background preferred) to deliver premium mobile IV hydration and vitamin therapy throughout Osceola, Brevard and Orange CountyThe Opportunity This is more than a job — it's a chance to build your own business within a supportive medical framework. As a 1099 independent contractor, you'll enjoy the autonomy of entrepreneurship backed by a board-certified Medical Director, established protocols, and clinical oversight. If you're ready to step away from the bedside while still using your critical care skills, this is your opportunity. Why Join IV ACTIVE?Flexible Scheduling Set your own availability (minimum 8 hours/week) Create a schedule that works for your life Competitive Compensation$50–$150 per hour 100% of tips Strong earning potential based on performance and availability Meaningful ImpactHelp clients combat fatigue, migraines, dehydration, and more Deliver high-quality care in the comfort of clients' homes Professional Freedom Break from hospital burnout Practice independently with physician support

Requirements:

Active FL RN license
Minimum 1 year IV insertion experience (required)ER or ICU experience preferred
Reliable transportation
Professional, dependable, client-focused mindset

Work Location: On the road (mobile service)

Learn more at: www.iv-active.com

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