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APS Health & Infusion Nursing Services, LLC
Pediatric Home Infusion RN PRN (PIV Starts Required)
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What they do
A Pediatrics Registered Nurse cares for pediatric patients, including infants, children and adolescents. Works with families of young patients, and provides preventative care and education in addition to treating patients' medical issues. Works in hospital and clinical settings, under the supervision of a physician.
$109,779 / year median in California
+3% projected growth
Job Description
APS Health & Infusion Nursing Services is hiring experienced IV/Infusion RNs who want flexibility, autonomy, and meaningful one‑on‑one patient care. If you're ready for a role that respects your time, your clinical skill, and your work‑life balance — this is it. What You'll Do Provide IV therapy, biologics, and specialty infusions in the home Follow a personalized Plan of Care and complete clear, timely documentation Educate and support patients and families Use your IV skills confidently — independent PIV starts required Communicate with providers, pharmacies, and APS clinical leadership Deliver safe, professional, compassionate care — one patient at a time For pediatric cases: provide age‑appropriate communication, ensure caregiver presence, and follow pediatric competency standards Required IV Skills Must be able to independently start and maintain peripheral IVs (PIVs) Port/PICC experience preferred but not required Pediatric Competency (If Assigned Pediatric Patients) APS may receive pediatric referrals. Nurses who accept pediatric cases must: Have verified pediatric competency Be comfortable performing pediatric PIV starts Understand pediatric vital sign norms Communicate effectively with children and caregivers Ensure caregiver presence and a safe home environment Document pediatric‑specific assessments and tolerance Pediatric cases are optional — nurses may decline if not comfortable.