Specialty Clinic Nurse Infusion

About the role

The Specialty Care Services Specialty Clinic Nurse is a professional nurse who assesses, plans, implements, and evaluates nursing care for patients and families in an outpatient specialty care clinic setting.

Responsibilities

• Assess, plan, implement, and evaluate nursing care for patients and families in an outpatient specialty care clinic.
• Provide intermittent intravenous (IV) medications during scheduled appointments as prescribed by the patient’s physician for treatment of varying disease/conditions.
• Infusion times range from as little as two minutes to as long as eight hours.
• Work with over 30 medications currently trained to infuse, with new treatments emerging often.
• Most frequently infused drugs include IVIG, Remicade, and Rituxan.
• Clinic operates Monday‑Friday 8:00 am‑4:30 pm, staffed by RNs and CAs.
• Operates within Children's of Alabama Infusion Clinic, which provides non‑hematology/oncology infusions.
• For more information, see the Infusion Clinic website at www.childrensal.org/infusion-clinic.

Requirements

• Credentials: Registered Nurse AL Single State; or Registered Nurse AL NLC Multi State; or Registered Nurse Non‑AL NLC Multi State; plus Basic Life Support.
• Education: Bachelor of Science in Nursing; or Associate of Science in Nursing with 1 year of staff‑level experience in outpatient nursing specialization.
• Experience (non‑essential): 1 year of staff‑level experience in outpatient nursing specialization.

Benefits

Part‑time position; benefits ineligible.

Schedule

Day shift, 7:30 am – 4:00 pm; rotating days Monday‑Friday.