IV Nutrition is rapidly expanding, and we’re always looking to add to our team! We offer competitive pay and benefits in a growing industry. While we may not have an opening for each position currently, Apply Now and we will keep your application on file for when we do!
The Clinic Director is the most important role in a clinic. Clinic directors are in charge of their team’s success as well as their client’s satisfaction.
A clinic director should know and be able to perform all the duties for each position in the clinic. These team members typically are Nurse Practitioners, Registered Nurses, or EMT/Paramedics.
IV Tech is the right-hand man (or woman!) of the clinic director. The main responsibility of this role is giving intramuscular injections and starting IVs.
It is important to have very strong IV start skills to hold this IV technician job, as well as a good bedside manner as you interact with most clients. This position is often held by EMT/ Paramedics or Nurses as IV certification is required.
CSA or Client Service Associate is the support for the medical staff. Answering phone calls, booking appointments, taking vital signs, and keeping clients comfortable while receiving their IVs.
This position is often held by a CNA or an individual with great interpersonal and organizational skills.
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IV Nutrition prides itself on welcoming all people from all walks of life. We are focused on the health and wellness of our employees as much as our clients.
Yes, full-time employees at IV Nutrition Corporate offices are offered health benefits and PTO. Each clinic varies as benefits are determined by the store owners.
While some positions (such as IV technician jobs) at IV Nutrition require medical licenses, not all positions do. Please inquire with our staff members for more information on specific positions.
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