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Overview
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We are seeking driven Paramedics and Nurses who are willing to advertise themself to administer mobile IV's. This is a NEW exciting opportunity to work in a popular market where you will keep 100% of the money you charge to patients.
Duties
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Self advertise via personal social media, word of mouth, etc
Complete patient charts appropriately
Check patient vital signs as required on charts
Administer IV's
Drive to patients location
Host events (and find or create them)
Equipment
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All medical equipment/supplies are to be purchased from IV's on Tap for administering of IV's to patients.
Qualifications
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Valid Paramedic or Registered Nurse in Colorado
Valid CPR card
Strong knowledge of anatomy, medical terminology, and surgical procedures
Ability to assess, plan, implement, and evaluate patient care effectively
Proficient in using medical equipment and devices related to surgical procedures
Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
Benefits
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Extremely flexible: work when you want
You keep 100% of what you charge the patient . This is where we are different than other IV companies. We have suggestions for pricing, but ultimately you can choose how much to charge your patients for IV's.
Business advice and tips on finding patients. We've worked with many of our employees to help them find a successful market and advertising technique.
Hiring process
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Sept 29th-Oct 20th: Phone Interviews - we will send a text message to set up an interview.
October 24th: New Employee Orientation: Duration is approximately 1.5 hours. There will be 2 sessions during the day (Times TBD)
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 Denver
Denver is the Mile High healthcare hub where the Great Plains hit the Rockies — UCHealth and CommonSpirit hire here, and the outdoor lifestyle is not marketing copy. Nurses who want walkable nights land in LoDo, Golden Triangle, Sloan Lake, or West Highland; those who want yards and schools look at Gateway–Green Valley Ranch, Park Hill, Highlands Ranch, or Centennial. The A Line train links DEN to Union Station and the 16th Street FreeRide covers downtown, but most hospital commutes still mean a car and rush-hour traffic. Three hundred sunny, dry days, cool nights after 95° afternoons, Washington Park and Cherry Creek Trail in town, Red Rocks fifteen minutes west, and A-Basin about an hour away are the genuine distinctives — MCA Denver even waives admission for healthcare workers. The bill is steep: median homes near $580k–$600k, rents that jumped about 16% in a year, a four-to-six-week altitude adjustment, hail, and wildfire smoke. Craft beer in LoDo, murals in RiNo, and a Tuesday ski day are what make the tradeoff feel like a win.
