IV Nutrition·Carmel, Indiana
This role is primarily responsible for administering intravenous vitamins and fluid therapy to clients, ensuring proper sterile technique is maintained during infusions. The technician must also monitor client response to treatment, assess physical health including vital signs, and accurately document all interactions and therapies in the EMR.
Position Title: IV Technician
This role is responsible for administering intravenous vitamins and fluid therapy. The IV Technician administers vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients directly to clients to support health and wellness under approved protocols and appropriate clinical supervision.
● Administer peripheral IVs and run fluid therapy for IV treatments ● Monitor the client’s response to treatment throughout the infusion ● Manage and help prevent infections using proper sterile technique ● Assess the client’s physical health, including vital signs, general physical assessment, and mental status ● Identify contraindications to IV therapy and escalate concerns to supervising RN/NP/Physician as appropriate ● Obtain and document client vital signs as required ● Document all client interactions, assessments, therapies provided, and responses/reactions in the EMR ● Perform all duties in accordance with clinic policies, protocols, and scope of practice ● All other duties as assigned
Qualifications: – education / Certification
● Registered Nurse (RN) ● Paramedic ● Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN)- LPNs function under RN, NP, or physician supervision in accordance with Indiana scope of practice and clinic protocols.
Experience & skills
● Minimum 2 years of vascular access or infusion experience required ● Strong venous access skills, including ability to access peripheral veins ● Excellent IV catheter placement skills ● Knowledge of Microsoft Office, Electronic Medical Records (EMR), anatomy, medical terminology, and clinical workflows ● Strong attention to detail ● Excellent written and verbal communication skills ● Strong interpersonal and customer service skills ● Ability to maintain patient confidentiality ● Ability to multitask, manage stress, and work independently ● Demonstrated problem-solving, time management, and sound judgment ● Dependable, reliable, flexible, and team-oriented ● Commitment to ongoing learning and performance improvement
● Ability to speak effectively and communicate clearly ● Ability to hear average conversations ● Regular use of hands for typing and computer/mouse operation ● Vision requirements include close vision, color vision, peripheral vision, depth perception, and ability to adjust focus (with or without corrective lenses) ● Ability to occasionally lift and/or move up to 50 pounds unassisted and 100 pounds assisted ● Ability to stand, sit, bend, kneel, squat, and walk for extended periods
● Eight (8) to ten (10) hour shifts ● Weekdays with occasional weekends required ● Full-time or Part-time or Per-diem
“What interests you about IV therapy and holistic or functional medicine?”
Market context
In Indiana, IV clinic roles are typically competitive because employers look for clinicians who can place IVs reliably and manage vascular access with minimal supervision. This position is especially focused on candidates with RN, Paramedic, or LPN credentials and at least two years of infusion or vascular access experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits on this platform to save time, then compare your catheter-placement experience and venous access background directly against the posting before applying.
