INFUSION NURSE (RPN - CASUAL) (GTA)

Green Shield Canada

1d•CA$59,688 - CA$91,109•Hybrid

About The Position

The Specialty Infusion Nurse (RPN) is responsible for administering specialty medications via IV infusion, injection, or oral routes to patients in a clinical setting. Working under the direction of the Manager, Infusion Services & Clinical Practice, this role ensures the safe and effective delivery of complex therapies in alignment with established protocols and standards of nursing practice. The ideal candidate brings a high level of clinical expertise, flexibility, and a patient-centered approach to care. Administer specialty biologic and pharmaceutical therapies in a clinic environment (including IV infusions, SC/IM injections, and oral medications) in accordance with program protocols and product monographs. Conduct thorough pre-treatment assessments and ongoing monitoring during and after infusions to ensure patient safety and comfort. Accurately complete documentation, including infusion records, adverse event reports, and nursing assessments, in compliance with regulatory and clinic standards. Educate patients and caregivers on medication, expected outcomes, side effects, and post-treatment care. Collaborate effectively with multi-disciplinary teams including physicians, pharmacists, case managers, and administrative staff. Participate in regular training sessions and maintain up-to-date knowledge of clinical protocols and specialty medications. Ensure proper use and maintenance of clinic equipment, supplies, and infection control practices. Communicate scheduling and drug delivery requirements to patients and partners as needed. Travel to other local clinics may be required occasionally to support operational needs. Adhere to all organizational policies, nursing SOPs, and Health and Safety protocols.

Requirements

Current registration in good standing as a Registered Practical Nurse (RPN) with the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO).
Minimum of 2-3 years of clinical nursing experience.
Current and up-to-date BLS certification.
Proficiency with documentation tools, Microsoft Office (Outlook, Word), and EMR systems.
Familiarity with adverse event reporting and pharmacovigilance protocols.
Ability to work independently and within a team-based model with strong problem-solving and clinical judgment skills.
Demonstrated patient-centered communication and interpersonal skills.
Valid driver’s license and reliable transportation.
Proficiency in English is required.

Nice To Haves

Infusion therapy, acute/critical care, emergency medicine, or specialty pharmacy experience preferred.
ACLS, CVAA, and PALS considered strong assets.

Responsibilities

Administer specialty biologic and pharmaceutical therapies in a clinic environment (including IV infusions, SC/IM injections, and oral medications) in accordance with program protocols and product monographs.
Conduct thorough pre-treatment assessments and ongoing monitoring during and after infusions to ensure patient safety and comfort.
Accurately complete documentation, including infusion records, adverse event reports, and nursing assessments, in compliance with regulatory and clinic standards.
Educate patients and caregivers on medication, expected outcomes, side effects, and post-treatment care.
Collaborate effectively with multi-disciplinary teams including physicians, pharmacists, case managers, and administrative staff.
Participate in regular training sessions and maintain up-to-date knowledge of clinical protocols and specialty medications.
Ensure proper use and maintenance of clinic equipment, supplies, and infection control practices.
Communicate scheduling and drug delivery requirements to patients and partners as needed.
Travel to other local clinics may be required occasionally to support operational needs.
Adhere to all organizational policies, nursing SOPs, and Health and Safety protocols.