Metro Infectious Disease Consultants·Springfield, Illinois
The Infusion Registered Nurse will be responsible for inserting peripheral lines, teaching self-administration of medications, and managing PICC lines, alongside documenting all procedures in the medical record. Duties also include reviewing lab results, handling e-prescriptions, managing patient calls, and ensuring EMR charting compliance for daily appointments.
Metro Infusion Center (affiliated with Metro Infectious Disease Consultants) is seeking an Infusion Registered Nurse to work 4 days/week basis at the clinic located in Springfield, IL. Ideal candidate will have excellent IV skills (PICC certified preferred, but not required). This position offers the high-tech infusion nurse the ability to utilize skills in an office setting and competitive pay.
Schedule: 4 days (32 hours)/week
1) Insert Peripheral lines; teach infusion patients how to self-administer medications. Must have excellent IV skills. Document same in Medical Record. 2) Must be familiar with PICC lines and proficient in PICC dressing changes. 3) Review and chart daily laboratory results, passing information on to physicians and/or patients as needed. 4) E-prescribe new prescriptions and refills at doctor’s order and communicates to pharmacies. 5) Receive and return patient and other’s telephone calls. 6) Review EMR charts for next day’s appointments, ordering lab results, consult reports or notes as necessary and document all required fields are within EMR to be eligible for meaningful use. 7) Responding to telephone calls, meeting patients in the office on weekends, scheduling patients to come to the office as needed. 8) Participate in quality assurance and educational activities as requested. 9) Use clinical judgment in evaluation activities to meet patient care needs establishing priorities. 10) Monitor the safety and effectiveness of the environment and equipment. 11) Participate in activities to facilitate good interpersonal communications with facility. 12) Arrange for daily coverage with co-worker. 13) Assist and consults with the physician in the ordering of procedures and diagnostic tests. 14) Order laboratory tests for patients per provider’s order or standing order. Performs follow-up on abnormal labs and medication refills as instructed. 15) Maintain patient records, billing documentation and all other administrative records, documentation and correspondence in practice’s EHR as required. 16) Administer immunizations, TB screening, medications and blood draws consistent with current guidelines and established protocols. 17) Support professional practice by observing the following: Uses knowledge and practices in accordance with 1) Standards of Nursing Practice; 2) JCAHO, state and local laws; 3) MIDC policy. 18) Perform other duties and tasks as assigned by Practice Physicians and Practice Administrator Graduation from an accredited school of nursing, Valid IL RN state license, At least (2) two years RN office practice experience, preferably in an infusion-related practice, Infusion experience, Chemo experience is preferred, but not required, Proof of current vaccinations, including recommended boosters, commonly required for those working with immunocompromised patients, including measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, hepatitis A & B, influenza, and COVID-19. Requests for accommodations/exceptions will be considered on a case-by-case basis, consistent with applicable laws. Health insurance Dental insurance Vision insurance Disability insurance Life insurance Paid time off Retirement plan 401(k) $90,000-$95,000/year ($30/hour + monthly bonus)
Candidates must have graduated from an accredited school of nursing and possess a valid Illinois RN state license, along with at least two years of RN office practice experience, preferably in an infusion-related setting. Infusion experience is required, and chemotherapy experience is preferred, along with proof of required vaccinations for working with immunocompromised patients.
Market context
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