Home Infusion RN

DPS Healthcare

Fontana, California

Eligibility: Home Health
Unit: Infusion

Posted Jul 26

Unit and setting: Home Health
License: RN licenseActive and unrestricted RN license in the state of California
Term: Agency

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Against similar roles: Pays above most California agency rolesCalifornia agency postings that state pay run $33/hr to $90/hr, the middle half $40/hr to $70/hr, across 175 postings.

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DPS Healthcare is looking for a dedicated and compassionate Home Infusion RN to join our growing team in Inland Empire, CA. In this role, you'll bring expert clinical care directly to patients in the comfort of their own homes, making a meaningful difference in their recovery and quality of life. If you're a skilled nurse who thrives in an autonomous, patient-focused environment, we want to hear from you! This is a 1099 independent contractor position paid per visit. We keep documentation simple — just 2 pages, with no OASIS charting required — so your time and expertise stay focused on patient care rather than paperwork. Payroll runs biweekly via direct deposit.

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In Fontana, CA

Fontana, CA

Living costs about 11% above the US average

Life in Fontana, CA

NeighborhoodsFontana divides distinctly between its newer northern master-planned communities and its older southern tracts. In North Fontana, hillside neighborhoods like Hunter’s Ridge sit near the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains and command the highest price tiers in town, offering larger lots and quick access to State Route 210. Nearby Sierra Lakes caters to buyers looking for newer homes along golf course greens, while Arboretum features tightly packed, recent construction where rentals are exceptionally scarce. To the south, Southridge Village is nestled against the Jurupa Hills, offering more compact 1980s stucco homes on curving cul-de-sacs at the city's most accessible entry price point. West End provides established mid-century streets with convenient access to Interstate 10, while Rancho Fontana balances mid-tier suburban subdivisions with proximity to shopping corridors.

Fontana divides distinctly between its newer northern master-planned communities and its older southern tracts. In North Fontana, hillside neighborhoods like Hunter’s Ridge sit near the foothills of the San Gabriel Mountains and command the highest price tiers in town, offering larger lots and quick access to State Route 210. Nearby Sierra Lakes caters to buyers looking for newer homes along golf course greens, while Arboretum features tightly packed, recent construction where rentals are exceptionally scarce.

To the south, Southridge Village is nestled against the Jurupa Hills, offering more compact 1980s stucco homes on curving cul-de-sacs at the city's most accessible entry price point. West End provides established mid-century streets with convenient access to Interstate 10, while Rancho Fontana balances mid-tier suburban subdivisions with proximity to shopping corridors.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: trulia.com Source 2: redfin.com

Getting aroundFontana is built squarely around major freeway arteries, intersected by Interstate 10, Interstate 15, and State Route 210, making vehicle travel essential. Healthcare workers based at the local Kaiser Permanente Medical Center benefit from central city positioning, though heavy congestion regularly bogs down primary surface arterials like Sierra Avenue, Foothill Boulevard, and Valley Boulevard during peak hours. For travel across the wider Inland Empire or into Los Angeles, drivers face unpredictable traffic, while the downtown Fontana Metrolink station on the San Bernardino Line offers commuter rail service, though rail trips into downtown LA are lengthy and best suited for occasional excursions rather than tight shift schedules. Parking is virtually effortless within residential developments, where private garages and wide driveways are standard.

Fontana is built squarely around major freeway arteries, intersected by Interstate 10, Interstate 15, and State Route 210, making vehicle travel essential. Healthcare workers based at the local Kaiser Permanente Medical Center benefit from central city positioning, though heavy congestion regularly bogs down primary surface arterials like Sierra Avenue, Foothill Boulevard, and Valley Boulevard during peak hours.

For travel across the wider Inland Empire or into Los Angeles, drivers face unpredictable traffic, while the downtown Fontana Metrolink station on the San Bernardino Line offers commuter rail service, though rail trips into downtown LA are lengthy and best suited for occasional excursions rather than tight shift schedules. Parking is virtually effortless within residential developments, where private garages and wide driveways are standard.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: trulia.com Source 2: homes.com Source 3: youtube.com

OutdoorsOutdoor recreation in Fontana centers on neighborhood parks and direct proximity to rugged mountain terrain. Within the city limits, Jurupa Hills Regional Park provides hillside trails overlooking the valley floor, while the Fontana Park Aquatic Center features lap swimming and extensive recreational amenities. Skaters and families make frequent use of the skate park at Jack Bulik Park. For bigger weekend adventures, residents are situated a short drive from Glen Helen Regional Park and within reasonable reach of alpine recreation, including hiking, boating, and snow sports at Big Bear Valley, Lake Arrowhead, and Mountain High.

Outdoor recreation in Fontana centers on neighborhood parks and direct proximity to rugged mountain terrain. Within the city limits, Jurupa Hills Regional Park provides hillside trails overlooking the valley floor, while the Fontana Park Aquatic Center features lap swimming and extensive recreational amenities.

Skaters and families make frequent use of the skate park at Jack Bulik Park. For bigger weekend adventures, residents are situated a short drive from Glen Helen Regional Park and within reasonable reach of alpine recreation, including hiking, boating, and snow sports at Big Bear Valley, Lake Arrowhead, and Mountain High.

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As of Sep 16, 2026Source 1: trulia.com Source 2: homes.com Source 3: redfin.com Source 4: expedia.com

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Fontana offers relocating nurses a grounded, car-dependent Inland Empire hub defined by dramatic San Gabriel Mountain backdrops and deep industrial roots tracing back to Henry J. Kaiser's historic steelworks. Today, healthcare professionals working at the local Kaiser Permanente Medical Center find a city segmented into clear geographic zones. North Fontana, encompassing neighborhoods like Hunter’s Ridge and the golf-oriented Sierra Lakes, delivers contemporary master-planned living, larger homes, and easy access to State Route 210. Conversely, southern enclaves like Southridge Village in the Jurupa Hills provide entry-level 1980s stucco homes adjacent to Interstate 10. While local dining excels with casual staples like Chapala Mexican Grill and Fontana Pho, nightlife frequently pulls residents west into Rancho Cucamonga. Outdoor enthusiasts benefit from weekend proximity to Big Bear Valley, Lake Arrowhead, and local hikes at Jurupa Hills Regional Park. The tradeoff centers on heavy arterial traffic along Foothill Boulevard and Sierra Avenue, fierce seasonal pass winds, and a tight rental market dominated by single-family homes, making a dependable vehicle and a planned housing strategy essential.

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