Quad Cities Ketamine & Wellness Clinic is a female-owned clinic built on a simple belief — that patients who have exhausted every conventional option deserve somewhere to turn. We were called to build something better, and that’s exactly what we did.
We offer a comprehensive suite of IV-based and integrative therapies, including:
Ketamine infusion therapy and Spravato® for treatment-resistant depression, PTSD, and anxiety
Nitrous oxide therapy
IV infusion therapy and vitamin/nutrient infusions
Injection therapy
Chelation therapy
Ozone therapy
And through our growing wellness division: infrared sauna, HOCATT, hyperbaric oxygen therapy, red light therapy, and zero-gravity massage
What You’ll Do
Administer and monitor IV infusions, injections, chelation, ozone, and ketamine treatments
Conduct pre-treatment patient assessments and vital sign monitoring
Provide compassionate, trauma-informed patient care and education
Collaborate directly with our CRNA and DNP leadership
Maintain accurate clinical documentation
Contribute to a calm, healing, patient-centered environment
What We’re Looking For
Active Iowa RN license in good standing
IV/infusion experience strongly preferred — ICU, PACU, ED, infusion clinic, or similar
Behavioral health, mental health, or functional medicine background a plus
BLS/CPR required; ACLS preferred
Warm, empathetic bedside manner — our patients are often vulnerable and have been through a lot
A genuine belief in whole-person, integrative care
What We Offer
A mission-driven practice where you will witness real transformation
A supportive, collaborative team — no hospital politics, no assembly-line care
A modern, beautiful clinic environment at 4622 Progress Drive, Suite A, Davenport, IA 52807
The opportunity to grow with an expanding integrative wellness practice
Medical, dental, and vision insurance
401(k) with employer matching
Paid Time Off (PTO)
Short and long-term disability insurance
50% off all clinic services — because we believe our team deserves the same care we give our patients
Job Types: Permanent, Full-time Pay: $32.00 - $38.00 per hour
Neighborhoods+Community threads steer families and relocating professionals toward North Davenport, McClellan Heights, Bettendorf, Eldridge, Riverdale, Pleasant Valley Township, Coal Valley, and Dewitt if a short extra commute is acceptable. Downtown and the Court District, plus the Village of East Davenport’s 19th-century streets and river-bluff shops, are the walkable pockets for people who want breweries, cafés, and nightlife; Hamburg Historic District is cited for distinctive architecture made for strolling. Davenport generally offers a wider, lower entry-price spread of older homes than Moline, while Bettendorf and some newer or river-adjacent areas sit at a more premium tier. Downtown’s restaurants, live music, and riverfront are explicitly described as popular with young professionals.
Community threads steer families and relocating professionals toward North Davenport, McClellan Heights, Bettendorf, Eldridge, Riverdale, Pleasant Valley Township, Coal Valley, and Dewitt if a short extra commute is acceptable. Downtown and the Court District, plus the Village of East Davenport’s 19th-century streets and river-bluff shops, are the walkable pockets for people who want breweries, cafés, and nightlife; Hamburg Historic District is cited for distinctive architecture made for strolling.
Davenport generally offers a wider, lower entry-price spread of older homes than Moline, while Bettendorf and some newer or river-adjacent areas sit at a more premium tier. Downtown’s restaurants, live music, and riverfront are explicitly described as popular with young professionals.
Getting around+Typical Davenport commutes are about 17 minutes, described as roughly nine minutes shorter than the national average, and locals contrast that with the lack of big-city traffic. I-74 is the main river crossing into Bettendorf and the Illinois Quad Cities and can congest at peak times, especially for west-side employers such as John Deere in Moline. Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, and Rock Island operate as one job-and-errand metro, so most daily drives stay inside a compact loop rather than a long suburban haul. These sources do not name hospital campuses, bus lines, or parking rules.
Typical Davenport commutes are about 17 minutes, described as roughly nine minutes shorter than the national average, and locals contrast that with the lack of big-city traffic. I-74 is the main river crossing into Bettendorf and the Illinois Quad Cities and can congest at peak times, especially for west-side employers such as John Deere in Moline.
Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, and Rock Island operate as one job-and-errand metro, so most daily drives stay inside a compact loop rather than a long suburban haul. These sources do not name hospital campuses, bus lines, or parking rules.
Outdoors+Outdoor life orients to the Mississippi, the only stretch in the country where the river runs east to west: the Mississippi River Trail, LeClaire Park’s band shell and summer concerts, Centennial Park, the Davenport Skybridge, and walks across the I-74 bridge. Vander Veer Botanical Park has a conservatory and formal gardens; Credit Island Park & Natural Historic Preserve and Duck Creek Park (with a golf course) add in-town green space. Cyclists use Sylvan Island’s rugged trails and the American Discovery Trail crossing; weekends fill with fishing, boating, picnics, and Backwater Gamblers water-ski shows.
Outdoor life orients to the Mississippi, the only stretch in the country where the river runs east to west: the Mississippi River Trail, LeClaire Park’s band shell and summer concerts, Centennial Park, the Davenport Skybridge, and walks across the I-74 bridge. Vander Veer Botanical Park has a conservatory and formal gardens; Credit Island Park & Natural Historic Preserve and Duck Creek Park (with a golf course) add in-town green space.
Cyclists use Sylvan Island’s rugged trails and the American Discovery Trail crossing; weekends fill with fishing, boating, picnics, and Backwater Gamblers water-ski shows.
Check the commute at your shift’s start and end, upfront housing costs, and whether moving assistance must be repaid if you leave.
Living in Davenport
Davenport is the Iowa side of the Quad Cities, a nearly 500,000-person metro where the Mississippi runs east to west and four cities share jobs, restaurants, and trails. For a nurse, the draw is practical: about a 17-minute average commute, median home values around $185,000, median rent near $810, and a downtown that actually functions—Figge Art Museum, Adler Theatre, Quad City Symphony, and River Bandits games at Modern Woodmen Park. Young professionals cluster toward downtown and the Court District; families name North Davenport, McClellan Heights, Bettendorf, Eldridge, and Pleasant Valley Township. You can bike the Mississippi River Trail, stroll Vander Veer Botanical Park, or hit Freight House Farmers’ Market year-round. Honest tradeoffs: Iowa property taxes still rank high nationally and Davenport’s are steeper than Bettendorf’s; downtown floods because there is no flood wall, and feeder creeks threaten more houses than the river itself; winters are cold and summers can be humid. Infrastructure is a mixed bag. What you get in return is bigger-city arts and sports without big-city traffic, plus easy access across I-74 to Illinois employers like John Deere.
