Job Title: IV Infusion Nurse

Work Location: Orange County, CA

Summary:

This temporary, PRN contract position seeks a skilled Registered Nurse to provide IV infusion support for an ongoing clinical research study. The role involves administering investigational products via IV infusion, ensuring patient safety, and maintaining compliance with clinical protocols. The assignment offers variable hours based on study needs and requires immediate availability.

Responsibilities:

• Deliver IV infusions in accordance with clinical trial protocols, investigator instructions, and established procedures.
• Conduct patient assessments before, during, and after infusion sessions to ensure safety and protocol adherence.
• Monitor for and respond to infusion-related reactions or adverse events, following escalation and reporting procedures.
• Document all clinical activities and patient interactions accurately and in a timely manner.
• Collaborate with site leadership, investigators, and clinical research staff to coordinate infusion appointments and patient care.
• Adhere to investigational product handling, administration, and accountability requirements specific to the nursing role.
• Maintain compliance with nursing standards, patient safety guidelines, and applicable research protocols throughout the assignment.
• Provide flexible, as-needed support for infusion visits based on the evolving needs of the clinical study.

Qualifications:

• Active, unrestricted Registered Nurse license in California.
• Minimum of 1 year of professional nursing experience, with hands-on IV infusion expertise.
• Demonstrated ability to independently and safely administer IV medications within authorized scope and training.
• Availability for a variable, as-needed schedule and ability to work onsite in Orange County, CA.
• Completion of required background screening and site onboarding prior to start.
• Previous experience in clinical research or clinical trials is preferred but not required.
• Experience administering investigational medications or infusion therapies is a plus.
• Familiarity with Good Clinical Practice (GCP) and documentation of clinical procedures is advantageous.
• Background in infusion centers, outpatient specialty clinics, oncology, or other IV therapy settings is beneficial.

Published Category: Clinical Operations & Development