Registered Nurse - Acute Inpatient Apheresis

Role Overview The Apheresis RN provides direct patient care in various apheresis modalities, including therapeutic plasma exchange, RBC exchange, platelet and WBC depletions, stem cell collections, Photopheresis, and LDL apheresis. They collaborate with hospital and outpatient teams to ensure quality care and a positive patient experience. Key Responsibilities Include Performing scheduled, unscheduled, and emergency apheresis treatments and related therapies, adjusting care based on patient responses.Monitoring patients pre, during, and post-treatment, identifying complications, and communicating concerns to physicians and hospital staff.Ensuring equipment setup, maintenance, safety tests, and supply inventory are properly managed and documented.Providing patient assessments, implementing physician orders, maintaining confidentiality, and responding to emergency situations.Participating in staff training, meetings, and quality activities, while acting as a resource for colleagues. Qualifications & Skills Include Current state RN licensure with a minimum of one year of RN experience; experience in apheresis, ICU, CCU, or ED preferred.Strong assessment skills, organizational ability, and CPR certification (ACLS preferred).Knowledge of apheresis procedures, equipment operation, and safety protocols.Ability to travel between facilities, lift heavy loads with assistance, and work in a healthcare environment with exposure risks. Additional Information: The role requires adherence to policies, participation in ongoing education, and maintaining a safe, compliant work environment. No supervision is provided, and a valid driver’s license is necessary.