RN - Infusion

Cynet Health; Corona (CA); On-site; USD 95,000 - 130,000; Full time

Job summary

The Infusion RN will work in a moderately paced oncology clinic, focusing on solid tumors with chemotherapy administration and patient education. The unit features 18 chairs and 2 rooms, with day shifts typically starting in the morning and lasting 5–6 hours per cycle.

The position requires 1 year of infusion experience, BLS certification, and CA nursing licensure; chemo certification is preferred. Expect collaboration with pharmacy, nurses, and support staff to ensure patient safety.

Qualifications

• Active RN license valid in California
• BLS certification (AHA)
• Chemo certification preferred (OCN)
• Infusion center experience required
• Knowledge of central line care and chemotherapy administration
• Monitoring and interpreting lab values in oncology patients
• Starting IVs and port access skills
• Patient and family education and support

Responsibilities

• Treat solid tumors in an infusion clinic.
• Administer chemotherapy and monitor for adverse effects.
• Manage cytotoxic spills safely and dispose of waste properly.
• Monitor patient status, interpret lab values, and respond to changes.
• Provide patient and family education and emotional support.

Skills

Infusion center experience

Chemotherapy administration

Port access

Starting IVs

Cytotoxic spill management

Monitoring of chemotherapy

Patient education and support

Education

Registered Nurse license

Job description

RN - Infusion

Profession: Registered Nurse

Specialty: Infusion

Duration: 13 weeks

Shift: Day 4x10-Hour

Hours per Shift: 10 hours

Experience: 1 year required, 2+ preferred

License: Must have a valid nursing license

Certifications: BLS (AHA only), Chemo certification (OCN preferred)

Must-Have:

• Infusion Center experience
• Administration of chemotherapy
• Management and disposal of cytotoxic spills
• Monitoring of chemotherapy
• Recognizing and communicating abnormal lab values
• Accessing and managing ports
• Starting IVs
• Patient and family education and support

Description:The Infusion RN will work in a moderately paced clinic focused on oncology with minimal hematology.This role involves primarily treating solid tumors.The infusion nurse will work with an infusion ratio of 1-5 based on patient acuity.The unit features 18 chairs and 2 rooms.Typical chemotherapy regimens last between 5-6 hours and usually start in the morning.A break is generally scheduled around 2 PM.There will be a charge nurse available to assist with breaks.The position requires completing homework and prep work for the next day.Technological tools include Alaris pumps and IV finders.Provider support will be available from interpretation services, pharmacy, phlebotomy, social services, and unit secretaries.The shifts are during the day and do not require weekends, on-call, or floating.Documentation will be performed using an electronic system.Candidates must demonstrate experience in the infusion center and familiarity with chemotherapy administration.Preferred skills include the ability to recognize and manage side effects of treatment.Knowledge of various types of cancer will be beneficial.Clinical procedures relevant to the role include central line care and management, medication administration, and managing side effects.The infusion nurse will also be responsible for patient and family education and providing emotional support.