Home Infusion Registered Nurse (PRN)

CSI Companies•Hot Springs, AR

5d•$40 - $42•Onsite

About The Position

CSI Pharmacy is seeking a licensed Registered Nurse to provide specialty medication infusion care to patients in their homes. The role includes patient assessment, obtaining IV access, port access, patient education, and administration of injectable medications. It also involves pharmacy quality control, maintaining pharmacy and nursing records, inventory control, and preparing drug orders. This is a PRN position with no guaranteed schedule. Work is generally less than 20 hours per week on average and may range from 5–10 or more hours per week depending on patient needs and the nurse’s availability. At least 20 hours biweekly are required to retain employment status. The role requires travel to patients’ homes within a two-hour radius of Hot Springs, Arkansas. Compensation is $40–$42 per hour, depending on experience, plus $0.48 per mile. Nurses with an active IgCN certification may also be assigned to CSI’s Immunoglobulin Mentorship Program based on operational needs. Mentorship duties may include coaching nurses, supporting training and skills development, observing clinical practice, assessing competency, and documenting mentorship activities.

Requirements

Licensed Registered Nurse (RN).
College degree, certification, or equivalent experience.
At least 2 years of RN experience.
At least 1 year of experience accessing peripheral IV lines and ports and maintaining PICC lines.
Successful completion of a pre-employment drug screen, including screening for medical and recreational marijuana.

Nice To Haves

At least 1 year of ER, ICU, or infusion experience.
At least 1 year of infusion experience in a hospital or home health setting.
Active IgCN certification for potential participation in the Immunoglobulin Mentorship Program.

Responsibilities

Travel to patients’ homes and administer prescribed specialty medications by IV, subcutaneous injection, or other methods.
Monitor patients during and after infusions for adverse reactions or complications.
Assess patients’ medical history, allergies, current medications, physical condition, and vital signs before, during, and after treatments.
Identify and document risks, side effects, and issues related to infusion therapy.
Educate patients and caregivers about medications, expected treatment effects, potential side effects, and at-home management of side effects or emergencies.
Arrange follow-up calls or visits and monitor patient progress and delayed side effects.
Provide feedback and support adjustments to care plans based on patient feedback or changes in health.
Maintain accurate records of infusion procedures, patient responses, adverse events, medication administration, education, and follow-up instructions.
Coordinate patient care and treatment plans with the nursing team, pharmacists, and other pharmacy staff.
Communicate treatment-effectiveness concerns or patient reactions to the clinical nurse supervisor.
Prepare and handle medications safely, verify the correct medication and dosage, and follow sterile techniques and infection-control protocols.
Monitor medication and infusion-supply inventory and coordinate with the pharmacy team to ensure needed supplies are available.
Support insurance verification or authorization processes for specialty medications.
If assigned as an IgCN mentor, guide and support less experienced nurses, assist with training, observe clinical practice, assess competencies, and document mentorship activities.