Infusion Nurse: Patient‑Centered IV Therapy

Mckesson Corporation; Surrey; On-site; CAD 4,904,000 - 8,166,000; Full time

Job summary

The Infusion Nurse at McKesson delivers high-quality, patient-centered nursing care in an ambulatory clinic setting, administering IV and injectable therapies, and educating patients for treatment adherence.

You’ll collaborate with physicians and multidisciplinary teams, perform pre-treatment assessments, manage IV access, monitor for adverse events, and uphold infection control and safety standards in line with provincial guidelines.

Qualifications

• RN with current BC registration (BCCNM) and degree or equivalent.
• Minimum 2+ years infusion/ambulatory care experience.
• Infusion certification or demonstrated IV infusion experience.
• Current CPR certification.
• ACLS certification is preferred for advanced infusion scenarios.

Responsibilities

• Conduct pre-treatment assessments including medical history and eligibility for therapy.
• Initiate and manage peripheral IV access and, where needed, central lines.
• Prepare, handle and administer IV and injectable medications per standards.
• Monitor patients during/after infusion and respond to adverse events.
• Document care activities accurately in EHR/clinical systems.
• Educate patients on treatment plans, potential side effects and self-administration.
• Maintain medication accountability and participate in audits and safety initiatives.
• Collaborate with physicians and clinicians to ensure coordinated care.
• Uphold infection prevention, safety, and quality standards.
• Participate in onboarding and training of new staff.

Skills

Infusion certification

CPR certification

Strong clinical assessment

Patient education

Multiple clinic locations willingness

Electronic medical records

Education

BC RN registration (BCCNM)

Nursing degree or equivalent

ACLS certification

Tools

EMR systems

Job description

The Infusion Nurse at McKesson delivers high-quality, patient-centered nursing care in an ambulatory clinic setting, administering IV and injectable therapies, and educating patients for treatment adherence.

You’ll collaborate with physicians and multidisciplinary teams, perform pre-treatment assessments, manage IV access, monitor for adverse events, and uphold infection control and safety standards in line with provincial guidelines.