Autonomous Infusion Nurse (RN) in GA – Growth & Benefits

Local Infusion; Alpharetta (GA); On-site; USD 85,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Medical insurance

Dental and vision insurance

Short and long-term disability

401(k) match

PTO 15 days

Job summary

Local Infusion is seeking an Infusion Nurse at our Alpharetta, GA center to deliver high-quality infusion therapy and patient care. The nurse will work autonomously, start IVs, and manage biologic drugs, ensuring a 3:1 patient-to-clinician ratio and a predictable workload.

Ideal candidates hold GA RN licensure (or eligibility for other states), have outpatient infusion experience, and are proficient with EHR systems, BLS, and preferably ACLS/PALS, with availability for 1–2 Saturdays per month.

Qualifications

• Current RN licensure in Georgia, and open to getting licensure in another state.
• Experience in outpatient infusion therapy, working in a clinical setting, seeing multiple patients at one time.
• Comfortable working autonomously, inserting 5+ peripheral IVs per shift.
• ACLS & PALS Certification (preferred)
• Current BLS CPR certification
• Experience and strong familiarity utilizing Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems
• Ability to work 1 to 2 Saturdays a month

Responsibilities

• Assess and document the health status of the patient
• Deliver infusions or injections in accordance with prescribed protocols and organization guidelines
• Assist in maintaining medical inventory and supplies
• Openly communicate with referring/prescribing providers, such as order clarification, patient status, and plan of care
• Provide onsite supervision for all patients

Skills

IV insertion skills

Autonomous work

BLS CPR certification

Outpatient infusion therapy experience

EHR proficiency

Saturdays availability

Education

RN licensure (Georgia)

Tools

Electronic Health Records (EHR) familiarity

Job description

Local Infusion is seeking an Infusion Nurse at our Alpharetta, GA center to deliver high-quality infusion therapy and patient care. The nurse will work autonomously, start IVs, and manage biologic drugs, ensuring a 3:1 patient-to-clinician ratio and a predictable workload.

Ideal candidates hold GA RN licensure (or eligibility for other states), have outpatient infusion experience, and are proficient with EHR systems, BLS, and preferably ACLS/PALS, with availability for 1–2 Saturdays per month.