St. John's Riverside Hospital is a leader in providing the highest quality, compassionate health care utilizing the latest, state-of-the-art medical technology. Serving the Westchester community from Yonkers to the river town communities of Hastings-on-Hudson, Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry and Irvington, St. John's Riverside has been and continues to be a unique and comprehensive network of medical professionals dedicated to a tradition of service that spans generations.

St. John’s has been an integral part of the community since the 1890's and its’ commitment to provide the community with the most advanced medical services available continues to be the hospitals’ vision, mission and value. St. John's Riverside Hospital built itself around an early foundation of nursing and community service. In 1894, the Cochran School of Nursing, the oldest hospital-based school of nursing in the metropolitan area, was founded, thus making the St. John's Nursing Staff more than just the backbone of the hospital, but the heart and soul. St. John’s dedicated nurses give superior attention to those who need it most with a strong emphasis on patient and family-focused nursing care.

St. John’s Riverside Hospital staff is committed to making life better for all patients. The hospital continues to elevate the services provided with the goal of increasing the quality of life for all who entrust St. John's Riverside Hospital to their care.

St. John’s Riverside Hospital  is an equal opportunity employer. We maintain a policy of non-discrimination in providing equal employment to all qualified employees and candidates regardless of race, creed, color, national origin, sex, age, disability, marital status, or other legally protected classification in accordance with applicable federal, state, and local law.

Personalized care together with advanced technology is what it means to be Community Strong

The Patient Care Coordinator in an Infusion Room is a registered nurse (RN) who oversees the overall operation of the infusion center. They ensure patients receive safe and effective care, guide nursing staff, and maintain a clean and safe work environment.

Demonstrates leadership skills in the coordination and delivery of patient care.

Communicates effectively with members of the healthcare team, patients and families

Coordinates and collaborates with other team members to facilitate effective throughput on the unit.

Communicates pertinent patient and administrative information to team members on all shifts.

Assesses patient’s needs, develops and implements individualized care plans, administers medications and IV fluids, monitors patients for complications, and responds to adverse reactions. 

Oversees and guides nursing colleagues providing support and mentoring ensuring adherence to protocols and guidelines.

 Manages the infusion room environment, ensuring it is safe, clean, organized and maintains appropriate equipment and supplies.

Works with other healthcare professionals, including physicians, pharmacists, and social workers, to ensure optimal patient care.

 Identifies areas for improvement in patient care and infusion room operations, and participates in quality improvement initiatives.

 Inserts and maintains IV lines, including central lines, and performs venipuncture.

 Prepares and administers medications and fluids, ensuring accuracy and safety.

 Monitors patients for adverse reactions to medications, assesses their fluid and electrolyte balance, and evaluates the effectiveness of infusions.

 Educates patients and their families about their treatment plan, potential side effects, and proper IV line care.

 May perform unrelated duties assigned.

May assist in emergency situations.

Sits, stands, bends, lifts and moves intermittently during work hours.

Must be able to lift, push, pull and move a minimum of thirty-five (35) pounds.

Must be able to see and hear or use prosthetics that enable adequate sensory function to assure that the job responsibilities can be met.

Must have good hand-eye coordination.

Experience in infusion nursing or related specialty.

OCN, Biotherapy

Excellent communication and leadership skills.

Ability to work independently and collaboratively.

Knowledge of infusion protocols, medications and equipment.

General office environment

Well-lighted and ventilated office. 

May be exposed to patient body substances, with potential/actual infectious diseases. Must follow all appropriate infection control precautions.

May be exposed to potentially hazardous materials/conditions (i.e., noise, odor, disinfectants, drugs/other chemicals, CRT, electrical equipment, etc.). Must recognize risks and follow appropriate safety.

Registered Nurse (RN) license NYS, 3 years experience