Infusion Nurse - Home Infusion

Soleo Health Inc•Conyers, GA

13d•Onsite

About The Position

Soleo Health is seeking a full-time Infusion Nurse to support infusion patients in Conyers, Georgia, and the immediate surrounding area. The Infusion Nurse provides primary patient care for assigned patients receiving infusion therapy and/or related nursing services in a home or alternate-site setting. Care includes assessment, care planning, evaluation, and patient education in accordance with care matrices and best practices. The nurse provides direct care and coordinates with pharmacists, prescribers, dietitians, home patient representatives, care partners, and community resources. The role includes educating patients and care partners to administer home infusion therapy safely, evaluating the home environment for safety and suitability, developing and evaluating plans of care with the care team, managing schedules and coordinating care through company-approved platforms, and documenting encounters and communications in accordance with company policy and regulatory requirements. The nurse also participates in an on-call rotation, maintains knowledge of Soleo therapies and clinical standards, and ensures timely completion and submission of plans of treatment and other required clinical documents. This is a 40-hour-per-week position, Monday through Friday, generally 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with required flexibility. The nurse must participate in an on-call rotation that includes two weekends per year, one holiday per year, and one to two nights per month. Driving is required, generally within a one-hour radius of home for routine patients and up to a 90–120-minute radius as needed. Mileage reimbursement and paid drive time are offered.

Requirements

Current RN license issued by the applicable state Board of Nursing and in good standing.
RN degree.
Knowledge of IV access devices, including IV lines and ports, and administration of infusion medications.
At least 3 years of nursing experience; an infusion therapy background is preferred.
Ability to participate in an on-call rotation that includes nights and weekends and to provide as-needed support outside regular business hours.
Ability to respond promptly to emergencies, including as required during nights, weekends, and holidays.
Proficiency with Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Office Suite.
Valid state-issued driver's license with no significant restrictions.
Ability to drive to patient locations, generally within a one-hour radius and up to a 90–120-minute radius as needed.

Nice To Haves

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from an accredited institution.
Advanced certification in a specialty practice area, such as CRNI, ONS, or IgRN.
Minimum 3 years of nursing experience with an infusion therapy background.
Experience in ICU and/or cardiac care.

Responsibilities

Provide direct care to assigned patients receiving infusion therapy and related nursing services.
Initiate and maintain communications with appropriate care team members, including pharmacists, prescribers, dietitians, care partners, and community resource staff.
Evaluate and educate patients and care partners on safe administration of home infusion therapy, providing additional instruction as needed.
Evaluate the home environment and identify interventions needed to ensure it is safe and appropriate for prescribed care.
Develop plans of care with other team members and evaluate response to therapy at each encounter.
Manage schedules using the company-approved platform and promptly communicate scheduling changes to appropriate team members.
Coordinate patient care using the approved company platform.
Participate in the nurse on-call rotation and provide support outside regular business hours as needed.
Document patient encounters, communications, and care activities at the time of service in accordance with company policy and regulatory requirements.
Maintain knowledge of Soleo therapies, protocols, and clinical standards.
Submit plans of treatment and required clinical documents on time in accordance with policy and state guidelines.
Coordinate with appropriate departments to complete and return required patient documents, including consents and plans of treatment, to the branch office.
Provide administrative oversight by monitoring workflows, ensuring policy compliance, and managing resources efficiently.
Respond promptly to emergencies, including during non-standard hours when required.