Job Description
Infusion Nurse Job Type:
Part-Time Location:
On-Site | Savannah, Georgia Compensation:
$42-$50/hour About the Opportunity Our organization provides complex biologic and specialty infusion therapies for patients living with chronic and rare conditions in a comfortable outpatient setting. Our patient-centered approach is built around clinical excellence, safety, convenience, and compassionate care. We partner closely with patients, prescribing providers, pharmacy teams, and care coordinators to deliver a high-quality infusion experience from referral through treatment. Position Overview We are seeking a clinically strong, compassionate, and self-directed Infusion Nurse (RN or LPN) to join our growing team on a part-time basis. This role is responsible for administering biologic and specialty infusion therapies, monitoring patients throughout treatment, documenting care accurately, and helping create a safe, comfortable, and positive experience for every patient. The ideal candidate has strong IV skills, excellent clinical judgment, and the ability to work independently while collaborating closely with providers, pharmacy staff, and internal care teams. This is an excellent opportunity for a nurse who takes pride in delivering personalized care in an outpatient infusion environment. Key Responsibilities Administer IV infusions, injections, and related therapies in accordance with provider orders, established protocols, and company standards. Perform patient assessments and monitor vital signs before, during, and after treatment. Monitor patients for infusion reactions, side effects, or changes in condition, and respond appropriately. Review infusion orders, pre-treatment requirements, and applicable labs prior to therapy. Maintain sterile technique and follow all infection control and safety standards. Educate patients on their therapy, potential side effects, expectations during treatment, and appropriate home care instructions. Document all treatments, assessments, medication administration, and patient encounters accurately in the electronic health record. Collaborate with prescribing providers, pharmacy staff, insurance coordinators, scheduling teams, and other care partners to support smooth patient flow and continuity of care. Assist with inventory management, supply organization, and proper handling of infusion equipment. Participate in staff meetings, clinical check-ins, training, and quality improvement initiatives. Help maintain a welcoming, calm, and professional environment for patients receiving care. Qualifications Current RN or LPN license in the state of Georgia. Proficiency in peripheral IV placement required. Current BLS certification required. Prior infusion, specialty medication, biologic therapy, ambulatory care, oncology, rheumatology, gastroenterology, neurology, or home infusion experience preferred. Strong clinical assessment skills and the ability to recognize and respond to adverse reactions. Excellent communication, organization, and multitasking skills. Ability to work independently across multiple care sites as needed. Comfortable using electronic health record systems and maintaining accurate clinical documentation. Patient-focused mindset with a commitment to safety, professionalism, and high-quality care. Schedule This is a part-time role, approximately 3 days per week (12 days per month) , with flexibility based on patient volume and site coverage needs. Benefits Eligible employees may receive:
Health Insurance Dental Insurance Vision Insurance Life Insurance Short-Term Disability Long-Term Disability 401(k) Why Join Us? Our nurses play a critical role in helping patients access the therapies they need in a more comfortable and personalized outpatient setting. You will be part of a growing organization focused on clinical excellence, compassionate service, and making the infusion experience as seamless as possible for patients and their care teams. Equal Opportunity Employer We are committed to creating an inclusive workplace and are proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
