Infusion Nurse

Company Description California Specialty Pharmacy (CSP) is a dually accredited provider of specialty pharmacy and infusion services, supporting individuals with complex and rare conditions. The organization focuses on delivering therapies when and where patients need them, combining clinical expertise with a high-touch, personalized care model. CSP offers robust clinical management and financial advocacy programs, working closely with health plans, medical groups, and manufacturers to improve outcomes and manage costs across the care continuum. The company currently serves patients in 17 states and operates four infusion centers, providing opportunities for clinical professionals to contribute to comprehensive, patient-centered care.

Role Description The Infusion Nurse is a part-time, on-site role based at the CSP infusion center in Simi Valley, CA. This role involves administering intravenous and injectable therapies, monitoring patients during and after infusions, and responding to adverse reactions in accordance with clinical protocols. The Infusion Nurse collaborates with prescribers, pharmacists, and other care team members to review treatment orders, assess patient status, and ensure safe, accurate medication administration. Daily responsibilities include performing clinical assessments, maintaining detailed documentation, educating patients and caregivers about treatment plans and home care, and upholding infection control and safety standards. The nurse also participates in quality improvement initiatives and supports a caring, professional environment for patients receiving specialty therapies.

Qualifications

• Candidates should possess strong Nursing skills, including current RN licensure in California and proficiency in IV therapy and infusion practice.
• Candidates should possess foundational Medicine knowledge relevant to infusion therapies, including pharmacology, disease states, and recognition of infusion-related complications.
• Candidates should possess Home Infusion experience or familiarity with coordinating care across infusion center and home settings.
• Candidates should possess Direct Patient Care skills, including patient assessment, education, communication, and compassionate bedside manner.
• Candidates should possess Critical Care Medicine or acute care experience to manage adverse reactions, emergencies, and complex clinical situations.
• Additional beneficial qualifications include experience in specialty pharmacy or infusion centers, BLS and ACLS certifications, strong documentation and EMR skills, adherence to infection control and safety protocols, and the ability to work collaboratively in a multidisciplinary team.