Stanford Health Care
Infusion Clinical Nurse (RN), Digestive Health OPC – 1.0 FTE, Days (10HR)
Stanford Health Care, Redwood City, California, United States, 94061
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Position: Day - 10 Hour (United States of America)
This role focuses on non-oncology infusions, including biologics, hydration therapy, iron infusions, and other medications. The ideal candidate has excellent IV skills, strong clinical judgment, and a commitment to safe, patient-centered care. Key Responsibilities:
Administer non-oncology infusion therapies such as biologics, hydration fluids, IV iron, and supportive medications. Perform IV insertions and manage vascular access devices. Monitor patients during and after infusions for reactions and intervene as needed. Educate patients and caregivers about treatments and home care. Document care and medication in Epic accurately and timely. Collaborate with healthcare team members to support clinic workflows. Participate in quality improvement and onboarding of new staff. This is a Stanford Health Care job. Overview:
The Clinical Nurse (RN) provides hands-on, evidence-based care, including assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation. The role involves patient and family education, care coordination, and professional development. The position is represented by CRONA. ACLS certification may be required depending on the cost center. Location:
Stanford Health Care What You Will Do:
Establish therapeutic relationships and provide emotional support. Assess and interpret patient data, monitor for abnormalities. Develop and implement individualized care plans. Teach patients, families, and staff. Respond quickly to emergencies and ensure quality practices. Prioritize and delegate tasks effectively. Contribute to team building and professional growth. Maintain current knowledge and demonstrate leadership. Qualifications:
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (preferred). Effective communication skills in English. Current BLS certification. Valid CA-RN license. Physical Demands:
Frequent exertion including lifting, bending, and walking. Work involves exposure to contagious diseases, radiation, or infection. Commitment:
Stanford Health Care values diversity and is committed to equal opportunity employment. We promote a patient-centered approach based on the C-I-CARE standards. Salary range: $92.64 - $106.87 per hour, based on experience and other factors.
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This role focuses on non-oncology infusions, including biologics, hydration therapy, iron infusions, and other medications. The ideal candidate has excellent IV skills, strong clinical judgment, and a commitment to safe, patient-centered care. Key Responsibilities:
Administer non-oncology infusion therapies such as biologics, hydration fluids, IV iron, and supportive medications. Perform IV insertions and manage vascular access devices. Monitor patients during and after infusions for reactions and intervene as needed. Educate patients and caregivers about treatments and home care. Document care and medication in Epic accurately and timely. Collaborate with healthcare team members to support clinic workflows. Participate in quality improvement and onboarding of new staff. This is a Stanford Health Care job. Overview:
The Clinical Nurse (RN) provides hands-on, evidence-based care, including assessment, planning, implementation, and evaluation. The role involves patient and family education, care coordination, and professional development. The position is represented by CRONA. ACLS certification may be required depending on the cost center. Location:
Stanford Health Care What You Will Do:
Establish therapeutic relationships and provide emotional support. Assess and interpret patient data, monitor for abnormalities. Develop and implement individualized care plans. Teach patients, families, and staff. Respond quickly to emergencies and ensure quality practices. Prioritize and delegate tasks effectively. Contribute to team building and professional growth. Maintain current knowledge and demonstrate leadership. Qualifications:
Bachelor of Science in Nursing (preferred). Effective communication skills in English. Current BLS certification. Valid CA-RN license. Physical Demands:
Frequent exertion including lifting, bending, and walking. Work involves exposure to contagious diseases, radiation, or infection. Commitment:
Stanford Health Care values diversity and is committed to equal opportunity employment. We promote a patient-centered approach based on the C-I-CARE standards. Salary range: $92.64 - $106.87 per hour, based on experience and other factors.
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