Part-Time Infusion Nurse
Location: Fort Collins, Colorado
Schedule: ~20 hours/week

If you’re a nurse who enjoys IV work, patient connection, and a calm clinical environment, this role is designed for you.

Our Fort Collins infusion center is growing, and we’re looking for an experienced nurse to help care for patients receiving specialty infusions in a setting that prioritizes safety, clinical excellence, and strong teamwork.

This is an ideal opportunity for a nurse who enjoys autonomy, strong IV skills, and the chance to help build something meaningful as the program expands.

Schedule

This position is designed to provide flexibility while maintaining a consistent weekly rhythm.

Required

• Mondays: Full day (approximately 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM)

Preferred Additional Hours

• Tuesday: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

• Wednesday: 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Total weekly hours are approximately 20 hours, with flexibility around Tuesday and Wednesday scheduling.

Growth Opportunity: As infusion volume increases, this role has the potential to transition into a full-time position.

Compensation

• $38–$45 per hour

• Paid lunch break (typically 1 hour)

• Part-time status with opportunity for future full-time growth

The Clinical Environment

Our infusion center is intentionally designed to support safe, thoughtful patient care without the chaos of a hospital floor.

• Current patient volume: ~8–10 infusion patients per day

• Infusion chairs: 3 active chairs (with the ability to open a 4th)

• Infusion length: ranges from 1 to 5 hours

Shorter infusions move quickly, while longer infusions allow for more monitoring and patient interaction.

What You’ll Do

• Start IVs and administer specialty infusion therapies

• Manage patients across 2-3 infusion chairs simultaneously

• Monitor patients for infusion reactions and complications

• Provide patient education and maintain a high standard of clinical care

• Collaborate with the infusion team and practice leadership

• Utilize advanced IV support tools (including UV vein finder technology)

• Maintain safe, efficient infusion workflows as the center grows

You’ll often work independently on Mondays, making clinical judgment and IV skill especially important.

Training & Support

Even experienced nurses receive structured onboarding.

Training includes:

• 3 days of virtual training with infusion specialists

• 7 days of in-clinic shadowing with our experienced infusion nurse

• Gradual transition to independent patient care

You’ll also have access to:

• UV vein-finding technology

• Support from experienced infusion nurses when needed

Required

• BSN

Ideal Experience

• Infusion nursing

• Emergency Department or other acute-care environments

• Strong IV start skills

Personal Traits

• Comfortable managing multiple infusion patients simultaneously

• Calm, organized, and patient-centered

• Able to work independently

• Collaborative and adaptable within a small clinical team

Why Nurses Choose This Role

Many of our nurses appreciate that this environment offers:

• Predictable daytime hours

• A calm, focused clinical setting

• The ability to use strong IV skills regularly

• Meaningful patient relationships during longer infusion visits