Infusion Nurse

About the Company

Ember Health is a growing organization on a mission to expand access to effective, evidence‑based, compassionate care for people living with depression. We deliver IV ketamine treatment in safe, medically supervised clinics with a carefully curated therapeutic experience. With 85% of patients reporting symptom relief, we lead the field and set the gold standard for this treatment. We are intentional about building a team of highly skilled, mission‑driven professionals who share our values of integrity, compassion, and excellence. Each member plays a key role in shaping the future of mental health care.

About the Role

We are seeking a compassionate, curious infusion nurse to administer ketamine treatments, support patient care, and help shape our evolving care model. You will work closely with patients, ensuring comfort and safety, and contribute to a high‑impact, innovative mental health practice. This is a full‑time (Monday‑Friday) role based out of a Brooklyn clinic, with limited cross‑coverage across our practice’s New York City clinics.

Why Join Us

• Deliver high‑quality care in a supportive, professional environment.
• Be an integral part of shaping a cutting‑edge mental health treatment program.
• Access professional development, mentorship, and opportunities to grow your clinical expertise.
• Enjoy a predictable schedule (no overnights, weekends, or on‑call hours).
• Generous paid time off and comprehensive benefits designed to support your wellbeing.

Credentials

Registered Professional Nurse (RN) in New York State is required.

Responsibilities

• Clinical Care: Follow Ember Health’s carefully crafted SOPs, including but not limited to administering infusions safely, monitoring patients, and intervening as needed; ensure patient comfort and psychological safety through therapeutic communication; maintain accurate records and a clean, organized workspace; build lasting, trusting relationships with patients.
• Clinic Support: Manage medical inventory and prepare medications safely; support patient scheduling, follow‑up care, and ongoing communication with provider partners and patients; maintain clean, orderly infusion suites and clinical spaces.

What We’re Looking For

• Warm, empathetic, and able to build strong patient relationships.
• Detail‑oriented, organized, and committed to high‑quality care.
• Skilled communicator with both patients and colleagues.
• Experienced in IV placement, cardio‑respiratory and procedural monitoring.
• Mental health experience or knowledge of depression is preferred.
• Highly adept at placing IVs, trained and experienced in cardio‑respiratory monitoring, and comfortable monitoring patients during procedural sedation.
• Professional experience and comfort with therapeutic patient communications.

Compensation & Benefits

• Starting base salary: $93,000 annually, with annual opportunities for compensation increases.
• 401(k) guaranteed employer contributions: 3%–10% on top of annual salary.
• Healthcare benefits, including vision and dental coverage.
• 25 days paid vacation plus 10 days of sick leave, with tenure‑based vacation PTO increases and a sabbatical at five years.
• Additional paid time off for prenatal care, family leave, and other supportive life moments.
• Professional development resources and growth opportunities.
• A host of other benefits and perks to support personal well‑being.