IV Nurse Day is celebrated each year on January 25th to recognize the vital role infusion nurses play in patient care. Established by the Infusion Nurses Society, this day shines a spotlight on the dedication, skill, and compassion infusion nurses bring to healthcare.
Since its inception, IV Nurse Day has grown into a national observance, with hospitals and healthcare organizations across the country honoring the contributions of infusion professionals.
what do iV nurses do?
IV Therapy & Placement
Expertly inserting and managing IV lines to ensure safe, effective therapy
Patient Education
Guiding patients through infusion treatments with care and clear communication
Advanced Technology
Using innovative devices and best practices to enhance patient outcomes
Voices of IV Nurses
“Being an infusion nurse means being a lifeline for patients who rely on therapies that save and improve lives. Every IV placed is an opportunity to make a difference.”
Sarah L., CRNI®
“IV Nurse Day is a reminder that our skills and compassion matter. I’m proud to stand with my colleagues in advancing patient care.”
James R., BSN, RN
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