Casual Infusion Registered Nurse (RN) - GTA Royal Drugs is a healthcare company providing specialty pharmacy, infusion therapy, and retail pharmacy services.

Royal

Drugs is partnered for success with Ontario Medical Supply.

Ontario Medical

Supply is a Leading Distributor of medical equipment, supplies, and services for healthcare organizations and home healthcare clients across Ontario. Together, we work towards supporting optimal health outcomes and better quality of life.

The Infusion

Nurse is responsible for delivering safe, high-quality infusion and injection therapy across multiple specialty clinics within the organization. This role requires flexibility, strong clinical judgment, and the ability to work independently while maintaining consistent standards of patient care at all clinic locations. The nurse will support patients receiving biologic, immunologic, and specialty therapies in accordance with physician orders, evidence-based guidelines, and Royal Drugs clinical policies.

In addition to direct patient care, the nurse will assist with clinic operations, quality improvement initiatives, staff education, and maintaining regulatory compliance.

Job Title: Infusion Registered Nurse Location: GTA, must be willing to travel to satellite clinic locations throughout the GTA Type: Casual, Permanent Clinical Care Perform comprehensive patient assessments before, during, and after infusion or injection therapy. Recognize and respond appropriately to infusion-related reactions and medical emergencies. Administer emergency medications in accordance with clinic protocols.

Specialty Therapies

Biologic therapies Immunoglobulin therapy (where applicable) Neurology therapies Gastroenterology therapies Rheumatology therapies Dermatology therapies Ophthalmology specialty medications (where applicable)



Signs requiring medical attention Home monitoring Follow-up care Provide injection training for self-administered biologic medications.

Care Coordination

Collaborate with physicians, pharmacists, nurse practitioners, and patient support programs. Coordinate appointments across multiple clinic locations. Ensure laboratory work and physician orders are complete before treatment.

Communicate significant clinical findings to the treating physician. Complete accurate and timely electronic medical documentation. Maintain infusion records and nursing assessments. Document adverse events and report according to organizational policy.

Participate in quality assurance audits. Verify physician orders. Prepare medications in accordance with organizational policies. Perform medication reconciliation. Monitor inventory and report shortages.

Clinic Operations

Rotate between assigned clinic locations based on operational needs. Prepare infusion suites before clinic opening. Ensure emergency equipment is functional. Maintain infection prevention and control standards.

Assist with clinic workflow and patient scheduling as needed. Participate in clinic start-up and expansion initiatives. Quality & Safety Follow all infection prevention and occupational health policies.

Participate in quality improvement initiatives. Ensure compliance with College of Nurses standards and organizational policies.

Travel Requirements

Provide nursing coverage across multiple clinic locations. Travel between clinics using a reliable personal vehicle.



Flexibility to work occasional evenings or weekends based on clinic schedules. Participate in current clinic openings and temporary staffing coverage.

Current registration in good standing with the College of Nurses of Ontario (CNO) as a Registered Nurse (RN). Minimum 3 years of recent clinical nursing experience. Minimum 2 years of infusion therapy experience.

Ability to travel regularly between clinic sites.

Certified Registered Nurse

Infusion (CRNI®) designation (or willingness to obtain).

Experience in specialty infusion clinics.

Experience in gastroenterology, rheumatology, neurology, dermatology, respiratory medicine, ophthalmology, or immunology.

Experience with electronic medical records (EMR). Strong IV therapy skills. Knowledge of infusion reactions and emergency management. Ability to work independently with minimal supervision. Ability to adapt quickly to different clinic environments.

Ability to travel frequently between clinic locations. Patient-centered care Quality and safety focus Exceptional customer service The Infusion Nurse works in ambulatory specialty clinics throughout the assigned region. The position requires regular travel between clinic locations and may occasionally support the opening of new clinics or provide temporary coverage where staffing needs arise.

Flexibility, independence, and the ability to maintain consistent standards of care across multiple sites are essential to success in this role.

Royal

Drugs is an inclusive and equal opportunity employer committed to providing diversity and accommodations for applicants upon request at any stage of the recruitment process in accordance with the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and the Ontario Human Rights Code. EO -2 Quality & Regulatory Training (Phase 2) Required within 30 days after job starts

📌 REGISTERED NURSE, AMBULATORY CARE (CASUAL) (Toronto)
🏢 Avanti Software
📍 Toronto