California Specialty Pharmacy,LLC·Whittier, California
The Infusion Nurse is responsible for conducting patient assessments and administering prescribed medications via venous access devices. They must monitor patients for adverse reactions, maintain aseptic environments, and educate patients and caregivers on care plans.
Mill Valley, Ross - CA
Reporting Relationship: Director of Nursing or designee
Performs initial and ongoing assessments for each patient
Monitors and maintains Venous Access Device sites and systems
Administers ordered medications using manufacturer’s recommendations, any federal state regulations, and following MD orders. Reconstitute meds as needed to maintain stability. Must use room air reconstituted meds within 24 hours or less depending upon stability of medication.
Follows the seven (7) medication rights which reduces the potential for medication errors.
Performs venous punctures and maintains venous access devices following Infusion Nurse Society standards and Agency’s policy and procedures. Educates patient and family in self-monitoring of same.
Assesses patient's condition, initiates, evaluates, and updates patient's plan of care, reporting significant clinical condition changes to appropriate health care provider typically physician, pharmacist, and supervisor.
Observes patient's condition pre, during, and post medication infusion for effects, side effects and adverse reactions or complications to infusion medication. Educates patient and patient's caregiver in self-monitoring of same.
Performs adequate assessment of patient's pain. Utilizes appropriate pain management. Educates patient and patient's family regarding pain management.
Performs all aspects of patient care in an environment that optimizes patient safety reducing the likelihood of medical health care errors.
Supports and maintains a culture of safety and quality.
Obtains all necessary physician orders and collaborates with physician as patient's condition dictates.
Re-evaluates the need for continued patient care on an ongoing basis documenting all communications with all health care providers involved with patient's care.
Labels cannula, dressing, solution, reconstituted medication with pertinent information according to established protocols.
Provides education to patient and/or caregiver on treatment and ongoing care.
When required, obtains lab results, notifies physician with significant results.
Maintains aseptic practices and infection prevention and control procedures.
Obtains needed supplies and equipment to provide patient's care.
Maintains and is knowledgeable in use of all infusion equipment.
Participates as required in all agency in-services, and staff meetings.
Adheres to all agency payroll, billing and documentation policies and procedures.
Meets established guidelines for timely accurate patient documentation.
Market context
California continues to show steady demand for Registered Nurses across hospitals, outpatient settings, and long-term care, with licensed candidates often competing on experience, shift flexibility, and specialty fit. This role is competitive because the posted requirements emphasize an active RN license, current BLS, and an associate degree with a preferred baccalaureate degree; on this platform, those requirements and benefits are AI-summarized from the original job description to save you research time. Before applying, confirm your license status and BLS renewal date, and compare the role’s unit type and schedule against your current experience.
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