Paramedic IV Therapy Technician - FT / PT

IV Nutrition•Park Ridge, IL

7d•$20 - $25•Onsite

About The Position

IV Nutrition is seeking an IV Infusion Technician for their Park Ridge, IL clinic. This role is client-facing and involves starting IVs, administering injections, supporting daily clinic operations, and ensuring a safe, high-quality client experience. The ideal candidate is confident with needles, warm with clients, and takes pride in their work. This is a hands-on role at the core of the company's services, focusing on personalized wellness care through IV drips and injections.

Requirements

Paramedic license — required
IV Therapy Certification — required
CPR/BLS certification — required
1+ year of clinical, emergency, or infusion experience preferred
Strong IV and injection skills with a calm, confident bedside manner
A warm communicator who builds trust quickly and handles pressure with professionalism
Highly organized, detail-oriented, and able to multitask in a fast-paced environment
Genuine interest in wellness, preventative care, and functional medicine

Responsibilities

Start IVs and administer IM injections safely and efficiently, monitoring clients throughout treatment for comfort and safety
Document treatments, client responses, and clinical notes accurately
Maintain strict adherence to clinical protocols and safety standards
Create a welcoming, professional environment and build genuine rapport with every client
Educate clients on therapies, supplements, and wellness benefits with clarity and enthusiasm
Handle client questions and concerns with professionalism and empathy
Prepare IV drips and manage treatment flow throughout the day
Track, restock, and organize inventory; maintain cleanliness and order in all clinical areas
Support scheduling and overall clinic efficiency
Work closely with the Clinic Director and Assistant Director to support daily priorities and team goals
Contribute to a positive, collaborative work environment and assist with training and onboarding as needed
Take initiative, bring accountability, and look for ways to go beyond the basics of the role