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Vellum Health·Travis County, Texas
PRN/Part time Mobile Infusion RN
The Registered Nurse will travel to various facilities to administer IV medications, hydration therapy, and blood transfusions. They are also responsible for monitoring patient reactions, maintaining vascular access devices, and completing clinical documentation.
Vellum Health is hiring Infusion RNs to support multiple skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities across the Texas region. This is an excellent opportunity for nurses seeking autonomy, predictable daytime hours, and meaningful patient interaction—without the demands of hospital shift work.
We are hiring Registered Nurses to provide both infusion therapy and blood transfusion services.
As a Mobile Infusion RN, you will travel to multiple skilled nursing and rehab facilities within the South Texas region. This is a mobile field role—not a single-facility position. All patient assignments are scheduled for you, no marketing is required, and all supplies are provided.
Daytime only. No nights. No weekends.
Compensation & Earning Potential
Vellum offers a competitive, performance-driven compensation model with strong earning potential supported by consistent regional infusion volume.
*Must be available to work a minimum of ONE (PRN) or THREE (Part Time) set days per week to accommodate facility schedules
Vellum Health partners statewide with skilled nursing and rehabilitation facilities to deliver safe, evidence-based IV therapy where patients live. We are the first platform designed specifically for on-demand IV enablement, supporting clinicians with modern tools and reliable operational infrastructure.
Market context
Mobile infusion RN roles in Texas are often competitive because they combine independent patient visits, IV skill, and reliable travel. Employers typically look for an active Texas RN license, BLS, a valid driver’s license, and prior ER, ICU, or infusion experience. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to save time, then confirm your vehicle, mileage, and scheduling fit before applying.