Independent Infusion RN

Tyler, TX and the Surrounding Areas

Vellum Health is redefining mobile healthcare through a team of independent Infusion RNs delivering therapy across facilities in East-Central Texas. Our nurses operate autonomously in the field, supported by a seasoned clinical and operational team.

If you're ready to step away from 12-hour hospital shifts and high-volume units, and instead want flexibility, autonomy, and a focus on patient-centered care, this is your next chapter.

About the Role

As an Independent Infusion RN, you’ll provide skilled IV therapy and related infusion services across the Palestine–Corsicana–Athens–Mexia corridor. This is a mobile field role with visits dispatched based on facility schedules and patient need. Nurses function independently, with mileage reimbursement and full clinical escalation support provided.

Key Responsibilities

Administer IV medications and specialty infusions in skilled nursing and rehab facility settings

Monitor patient responses and manage infusion-related reactions per protocol

Maintain and access existing vascular devices (peripheral IVs, ports, PICCs — no line placement required)

Perform therapeutic injections (IM/SQ) as ordered

Provide patient education on therapy plans and care expectations

Document treatments electronically and communicate updates to providers

Ideal Candidate Profile

Active RN license in Texas

Minimum 1 year of IV infusion or specialty infusion experience

Confident working independently in the field

Current BLS certification

Valid driver’s license + reliable personal vehicle

Comfortable using mobile devices for charting and navigation

Schedule & Flexibility

We offer PRN and part-time opportunities in this region:

Part-time: 2+ shifts/week

PRN: Flexible/as needed

Immediate needs on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays based on facility coverage

What We Provide

Mileage reimbursement

24/7 clinical escalation support

Flexible scheduling

Ongoing training and credentialing support

A team culture focused on autonomy and support