UBMD Physicians Group·Buffalo, New York
The RN/Infusion Nurse provides high-quality clinical care and administers infusion therapies for patients within the Neurology Department. Responsibilities include managing IV lines, performing phlebotomy, and coordinating individualized care plans and patient education.
The Registered Nurse (RN) / Infusion Nurse plays a vital role in delivering high-quality, patient-centered care within the Neurology Department. This position is responsible for providing and coordinating clinical care activities, administering infusion therapies, supporting complex treatment plans, and offering education and emotional support to patients and their families. The RN ensures that patients with neurological conditions receive compassionate, comprehensive, and timely healthcare services in accordance with established clinical standards.
Patient Care & Triage
Participates in and supports all aspects of patient care with emphasis on patient response, safety, and comfort.
Performs clinical triage and ensures timely follow-up on medical concerns, referrals, and diagnostic testing.
Plans, modifies, and implements evidence-based nursing interventions and communicates care plans clearly to patients and families.
Clinical Documentation
Accurately updates and maintains patient electronic medical records (EMR) in a timely and efficient manner.
Ensures all documentation meets regulatory and organizational standards.
Care Coordination
Develops, implements, and monitors individualized nursing care plans for high-risk patients.
Provides education on neurological conditions, medications, and treatment expectations.
Facilitates referrals, distributes educational materials, and recommends community support services as appropriate.
Infusion Therapy & IV Management
Inserts, monitors, manages, and removes IV lines for a variety of neurological infusion therapies.
Monitors patients for adverse reactions during infusions and initiates appropriate interventions.
Safely administers medications and documents all treatments according to policy.
Patient Communication
Clarifies medical plans of care and responds to patient questions via phone, email, and in person.
Provides supportive guidance and ensures patients fully understand treatment instructions.
Other Responsibilities
Monitors inventory of medical supplies and communicates needs to the Nurse Manager.
Ensures emergency medical equipment is regularly checked, maintained, and ready for use.
Adheres to all clinical protocols, infection-control procedures, and safety guidelines.
Participates in team meetings, continuing education, and quality-improvement initiatives as needed.
Minimum Job Requirements
Graduate of an accredited Registered Nurse program.
Current, active New York State (NYS) Registered Nurse license.
Minimum of three (3) years of nursing experience, preferably in an outpatient or specialty clinic setting.
Minimum of one (1) year infusion experience required.
One (1) year chemotherapy infusion experience is preferred.
Current CPR certification.
Strong communication, organizational, and critical-thinking skills.
Ability to work collaboratively in a fast-paced environment and manage multiple priorities
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited RN program with an active New York State license and CPR certification. A minimum of three years of nursing experience and one year of infusion experience are required.
Market context
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