Part-time Infusion Nurse (Mississauga, ON, on-site)

Job Summary

Required Qualifications

• •Minimum 2-4 years of infusion nursing experience
• •Registered Nurse
• •Professional Liability Insurance
• •CPR and First-Aid certification
• •Expert IV insertion skills
• •Ability to confidently deliver patient education including but not limited to patient self-injection education and medication teaching
• •Ability to confidently administer medications via IV, IM and/or SC
• •Passionate at supporting patient care and removing barriers to care
• •Ability to work autonomously and proficiently, as part of a larger remote team
• •Comfort executing medical directives and managing infusion related reactions
• •Effective interpersonal skills
• •Strong organizational skills and attention to detail
• •Ability to meet deadlines and be flexible with patient and HCP requirements
• •Excellent problem-solving skills: ability to resolve issues effectively and efficiently
• •Ability to communicate effectively both verbally and in writing
• •Maintain yearly membership with provincial College of Registered Nurses, in good standing
• •Follow and abide by all provincial College of Nurses guidelines while providing patient care
• •Report adverse events in accordance with Health Canada, manufacturer and company guidelines
• •Complete pre-treatment assessments to ensure patient eligibility for treatment
• •Insertion of peripheral intravenous or establishing access via central line, following best practices and standards of provincial college
• •Provide medical support to patients, including but not limited to education on specific diseases, therapies, and disease management
• •Support and monitor the administration of IV, SC and IM medications in the clinic environment
• •Handling and reconstitution of biologic or oncology medications within Health Canada and manufacturer guidelines
• •Monitor patients before, during and following treatment
• •Complete and maintain training for specific therapies by maintaining knowledge as per Health Canada's Product Monograph, company policies & procedures
• •Maintain a safe, clean clinic environment by adhering to established procedures, rules, and regulations and uphold quality, safety and infection control standards at all times
• •Maintain adequate medical and office supplies through regular inventory checks and timely ordering
• •Document and maintain patient records to ensure treatment history is adequately captured
• •Submit necessary documentation to appropriate parties in a timely manner as outlined by Sentrex policies
• •Maintains strict confidentiality of patient and corporate information, sharing details only with authorized personnel in accordance with privacy and confidentiality standards and policies
• •Liaise with physicians' offices, pharmacies, services providers, and other parties to provide comprehensive and coordinated service to patients and healthcare providers
• •Administer and adhere to patient care protocols, including clinical monitoring, data collection, on-going patient follow-up, compliance, therapy disruption/discontinuation monitoring, adverse event reporting and liaison with primary healthcare providers
• •Part-time (up to 16 hrs a week, typically between 8 am - 4 pm, Eastern Time)
• •Monday to Friday - standard business hours
• •Work Location: Mississauga, ON Canada
• •Work Arrangement: On-site

Desired Qualifications

• •Critical Care, Emergency, Oncology, Neurology, Rheumatology, Gastro, Hepatology and/or pediatric experience
• •ACLS, CVAA, CON(C), PALS certificate
• •Understanding of the pharmaceutical industry
• •Ability to build effective working relationships with colleagues, management, and stakeholders
• •Your commitment to providing a high level of service to your internal and external clients
• •You are highly adaptable with a track record of success during times of growth and organizational change
• •You have a proven track record of developing trust and influence at multiple levels
• •You demonstrate an impactful and candid communication style