LUX Infusion

Ambulatory · Passaic, New Jersey

5
open roles, live count: 4.9
Google rating

On the floor

What the day-to-day looks like

Setting: Ambulatory

Benefits

Employees have cited strong pay and benefits, major holidays off, and good PTO; detailed medical or retirement packages are not listed in the available facts.

Who they are

You come in as an infusion nurse at LUX in the Passaic area—ambulatory suite work and, when the schedule calls for it, home or other local care settings.

Ambulatory · Passaic, New Jersey

More about LUX Infusion

Your day is concrete: start lines, manage PICC, port, and midline access, hang meds and blood products, and sit with patients on IG and other complex chronic infusions (immunologic, neurologic, autoimmune, hematologic, transplant-support). Schedules here are not one-size. Postings include part-time 16–24 hours a week, per diem, and permanent roles; some home infusion lines run weekdays, weeknights, and weekends with no holidays. Local travel is part of the job when a patient needs you outside the suite. Our own postings show $42–$48 an hour. Wyoming’s compact-license rules and lack of state income tax matter if you are bringing a multistate license or watching take-home pay. LUX is a clinician-led infusion company (NICA-accredited, AICE-Ambulatory Infusion Center of Excellence) and was acquired by BioMatrix Infusion Pharmacy in October 2025. Reviewers have praised pay, PTO, holidays off, and colleagues who teach; one sales-side review pushed back on management experience and how big changes get made. Glassdoor sits around 3.5/5 from roughly twenty ratings, with about half saying they would recommend it to a friend.

Elevating infusion care—in every moment, for every patient. Clinician-led care; IDEA (inclusion, diversity, equity, advancement) emphasized in postings.

Why nurses stay

How they describe the culture

clinician-ledlow-stressteach-willingpatient-focusedambulatoryflexible-scheduleIDEAvoice-heard

What nurses say in reviews

Glassdoor snapshot about 3.5/5 from roughly 20 ratings; about half would recommend to a friend. Nurses and staff have cited strong pay and benefits, major holidays off, good PTO, a low-stress team, colleagues willing to teach, and chances to be heard; a sales-leader review said management seemed inexperienced and made big changes without input. A former temporary RN said the company values employees.

The good

Hourly pay on our postings $42–$48
Specialty IG and complex chronic infusion work in an ambulatory suite
Schedule options: part-time 16–24 hrs/wk, per diem, permanent; some home roles with no holidays
Colleagues described as kind and willing to teach
NICA accreditation and AICE-Ambulatory Infusion Center of Excellence designation
Major holidays off and good PTO called out by an employee

The hard parts

Management described by one reviewer as inexperienced and making big changes without seeking input
Only about half of Glassdoor reviewers would recommend to a friend (~3.5/5 from ~20 ratings)
Local travel and floating to other care settings expected
Typical RN postings want 2+ years experience, IV cert, and central-line skills—thin runway if you are brand new

“I came for the sign-on bonus. I stayed because on my hardest night, my whole team stayed with me.”

A nurse, on why they stayed

The reality check

Before you decide

Quick facts

Relationship: Direct employer
Roles last seen active: Aug 11, 2026
Website: ivxhealth.com ↗

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