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Restore Hyper Wellness is seeking a skilled RN to join our Seminole and Clearwater studios as an IV & NAD+ Clinician on a part-time basis. You will assess clients, administer IV therapy and NAD+ protocols, and provide evidence-based recommendations within a supportive clinical team.
Ideal candidates are Florida-licensed RNs with BLS, at least two years of IV experience, and a genuine commitment to preventative wellness.
RN — IV & NAD+ Clinician — Restore Hyper Wellness (Seminole/Clearwater)
If you chose nursing because you wanted to help people feel better — not because you wanted to manage a twelve-patient load under fluorescent lights — this is worth reading.
At Restore Hyper Wellness, you'll spend your shifts doing exactly what you trained for: assessing clients, administering IV therapy and NAD+ protocols, and making confident clinical recommendations that actually move the needle on how someone feels. No emergency admissions. No six hours of charting. No patients who don't want to be there. Every person who walks through our door chose to come — and chose to invest in their health.
This role is for someone who has already done the work of understanding why preventative wellness matters — not someone curious to find out. If you live the wellness lifestyle, believe in what IV therapy and NAD+ do at a biological level, and want a clinical environment where your expertise and your convictions are both put to use, we'd like to meet you.
This is a part-time role rotating between our Seminole and Clearwater studios — clinical work that fits around your life, with a team that values your point of view and clients grateful for it.
Administer IV Drip Therapy and NAD+ protocols with confidence and clinical precision
You're clinically excellent and you know it. You're tired of environments where that expertise gets buried under administrative load. You want to spend your shift actually talking to people, understanding their health, and administering treatments you believe in — because you use them yourself.
You're not looking for a sales job. But you're also not someone who hands a client a menu and asks what they'd like to try. When a client comes in describing chronic fatigue, poor sleep, and inflammation, you don't shrug and say "what sounds good to you?" You have a point of view, you back it with science, and you deliver it with confidence — because that's what actually helps them.
If that's how you practice nursing, we want to talk to you.