Mobile IV Nursing and IV Skills with Kyle Larson

In this episode of My Nurse Specialty, I talk with Kyle Larson about mobile IV therapy and how strong IV skills can open doors to new nursing opportunities. Kyle shares how he went from EMT and firefighter to travel nurse and eventually into mobile IV nursing, where he found a more personalized, one-on-one way to care for clients. We talk about what the role looks like, how nurses can get started safely, and why trying a specialty before leaving your current job can help you decide if it is actually a good fit. We also discuss the importance of IV confidence, customer service, networking, and knowing the regulations in your area. Kyle explains why he created The Art of IV Therapy to help nurses strengthen their IV skills and feel more confident pursuing roles where those skills matter. In this episode, we talk about: What mobile IV nursing looks like and how nurses can explore the specialty Why IV skills, communication, and customer service matter in concierge nursing How improving your IV confidence can open doors to additional nursing roles About Kyle Larson Kyle Larson, BSN, RN, has 15 years of healthcare experience spanning EMS, firefighting, emergency nursing, and mobile IV therapy. He is the founder of Instadrip, a Los Angeles mobile IV therapy company, and creator of The Art of IV Therapy, an online program that helps nurses build confidence and strengthen their IV skills. Connect with Kyle Instagram: @instanursekyle IV Course: learnivs.com Mobile IV Therapy: instadrip.com