Location: Park City, Utah (On-site)Schedule: Full-time, about 40 hours/weekCompensation: starting at $38/hour DOE + benefitsReports to: Practice Manager
Who You Are
You love clean technique. You love landing an IV with confidence. You love being the calm, capable person in the room when a patient is nervous, dehydrated, or a tough stick.
You also love precision. You double-check orders, chart accurately, keep your supplies stocked, and run your lane like a pro. And you get excited about working on truly cutting-edge treatments.
What you do not love: cutting corners, rushing unsafe care, or working somewhere that treats patients like a number. You became a nurse because you care deeply about people, not because you wanted assembly-line healthcare.
You have been looking for a clinic that matches your standards. Somewhere calm, organized, and professional. Somewhere the patient experience matters as much as the clinical outcome. Somewhere your attention to detail and your warmth are not just appreciated, they are essential.
If you are a skilled IV or infusion RN who wants to stay hands-on, work with a mission-driven team, and grow into advanced procedures like LDL apheresis, keep reading. This role has real growth potential for the right person.
About bVital
bVital is a brain regeneration and longevity care center in Park City, Utah. We specialize in Parkinson's and traumatic brain injury, using root-cause diagnostics and comprehensive, multi-system treatment plans.
Our services include IV therapies, hyperbaric oxygen, acupuncture, LDL apheresis, and other advanced regenerative modalities. Our patients are proactive, engaged, and invested in their health, and they travel to us because they want more than a standard clinic can offer.
What makes us different is how we work. No inpatient chaos. No assembly-line nursing. Real patient relationships, high-skill procedures, and a supportive team that is genuinely mission-driven.
The Role
LDL Apheresis
- Perform apheresis treatments per provider orders, clinic protocols, and training (full training provided)
- Prepare patients, explain the procedure clearly, and monitor them throughout treatment
- Recognize and respond to reactions such as citrate reactions and hypotension
- Set up, operate, and break down apheresis equipment
- Maintain sterile technique, safety standards, and accurate documentation
IV Therapy and Clinical Procedures
- Start peripheral IVs confidently, including difficult access
- Administer clinic IV therapies and injections per protocol
- Perform blood draws and specimen processing
- Spin and process labs, prepare kits, and coordinate lab shipments
- Assist with other clinical procedures and patient flow as needed
Patient Experience (Non-Negotiable)
- Create a calm, welcoming, high-trust experience from arrival to discharge
- Explain IVs, blood draws, and TPE in a way patients truly understand
- Anticipate needs: comfort, reassurance, education, hydration, warmth
- Hold a white-glove standard of professionalism, empathy, and discretion
- Handle concerns quickly and calmly, with a solutions-first approach
Clinic Operations and Team Support
- Keep the clinical area clean, organized, and well stocked
- Document thoroughly and accurately in the EHR
- Work closely with providers, clinical staff, and the front desk to keep the day running smoothly
- Responsible for oversight of and direct support for medical assistant team, including technical education and skill development and interpersonal coaching
Who You Are (Requirements and Fit)
Must-Haves
- Active Utah RN license in good standing
- Strong IV placement and phlebotomy skills (a strong stick is a must)
- A track record of excellent customer service in a patient-facing role
- Ability to explain procedures clearly, calmly, and confidently
- Comfort in outpatient, clinic-based settings, with solid EMR documentation habits
- BLS certification
Bonus Points
- Experience in IV therapy clinics, infusion centers, or dialysis/apheresis settings
- Background in functional, integrative, longevity, or concierge medicine
- Certifications such as CRNI, VA-BC, QIA (Apheresis), or ACLS
You Will Thrive Here If...
- You are excellent at both the technical and the human side. Landing a difficult IV while making the patient feel at ease is what you were made for.
- You love high-touch, relationship-based care. You read the room fast, adapt your approach, and enjoy educating and reassuring patients.
- You take pride in doing things right, every time. Accuracy, preparation, and consistency are part of who you are.
This Is Not For You If...
- You want a slow boutique wellness center pace. Our clinic is calm, but we maintain a full patient schedule and every day is different. The role takes adaptability.
- You see patient communication as secondary to clinical skill. Here, how a patient feels during and after the visit matters as much as the procedure.
- You cut corners when no one is watching. Our patients trust us with their health. There is no room for shortcuts.
How You Will Be Measured
- Patient experience: patients feel safe, cared for, and confident because your presence is steady and professional
- Clinical quality: IVs, blood draws, and TPE procedures performed with skill and consistent adherence to protocol
- Documentation: charts are accurate and complete
- Clinic readiness: supplies stocked, clinical area organized, equipment maintained
- Team management: Medical assistant team feels supported, patient care is consistent and high quality, and the team environment is cohesive