Amerita·Centennial, Colorado
The nurse is responsible for assessing patients, implementing plans of care, and administering complex pharmaceutical infusions in a specialty clinic. They must educate patients and caregivers while maintaining comprehensive documentation and adhering to clinical standards.
Adheres to policies and procedures addressing the scope of services outlined in Infusion nursing services, state laws and regulations Adheres to INS and IgNS standards of practice, CDC guidelines, scope and standards of practice, and code of ethics as defined by American Nurses Association Collaborates with Mosaic staff to develop and monitor goals of patients’ therapies Assesses all patients assigned and establishes and implements the Plan of Care Educates patients and caregivers Evaluates progress toward goals and makes recommendations to physicians for changes in the Plan of Care based on patients’ needs Completes comprehensive documentation of infusion patients
USD $43.00 - $46.00 / Hour
Candidates must be a graduate of an accredited nursing school with a valid state nursing license and current CPR certification. A minimum of one year of RN experience is required, with a preference for those with infusion and IV therapy expertise.
Market context
Colorado nursing roles like this often draw steady demand from home health and hospice settings, where employers look for RNs who can work independently and manage patient care in the field. These positions are competitive because a current Colorado RN license, prior nursing experience, reliable transportation, and familiarity with HCHB can all strengthen an application. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your license, driving documents, and home health or hospice experience before applying.