Provide IV infusion care with Fraser Health, combining patient assessment and medication administration in outpatient and community settings. Support coordinated, person-centered nursing care.
As a Registered Nurse, you will assess patients, establish care plans, and provide IV therapy according to BCCNM standards. Your work includes initiating infusions, administering antibiotics and medications, monitoring lines, and managing central venous catheters. You will communicate with families, caregivers, physicians, and the interprofessional care team. The position may involve outpatient intravenous, residential care, or home environments. Fraser Health supports health care services for more than two million people in British Columbia.
Key Responsibilities:
- Initiate IV infusion devices and administer prescribed medications
- Manage clotting issues and monitor line status
- Assess patient conditions using clinical and diagnostic reasoning
- Develop, update, and evaluate individualized care plans
- Document assessments, interventions, outcomes, and referrals
Requirements:
- Approved nursing education and current BCCNM registration
- One year of recent related IV experience
- Clinical proficiency with peripheral IV initiation
- Clinical proficiency managing central venous catheters
- Ability to operate related equipment and applications
Bring IV infusion, clinical assessment, and care planning skills to Registered Nurse practice at Fraser Health.
Registered Nurse IV Infusion Care employer: Fraser Health Authority
Fraser Health is an exceptional employer that prioritizes innovation and performance in healthcare, offering a collaborative work culture where employees are encouraged to grow and develop their skills. Located in Surrey, BC, the Central City Tower provides a vibrant environment that supports work-life balance and fosters a sense of community among over 50,000 staff members. With a commitment to diversity and inclusion, Fraser Health ensures that every team member feels valued and empowered to make a meaningful impact in the lives of patients and their families.
