IV/Transfusion Service Inpatient Unit?

I came across a job posting for a RN on a IV/transfusion inpatient unit. Obviously its where patients are staying overnight, right? I have no clue what this could mean & I tried to google, but only stuff about blood transfusions come up lol. Please, anyone?
please anyone?

I've seen this kind of job where the unit provides Chemo and various theraputic infusions- remicaid, reclast... but never as an inpatient service. I wonder if it was a typo? I can't imagine a medical center getting approval for in-patient care of simple infusion therapy. Maybe some forms of Chemo- I'm no expert on this, but for most of the patients I've seen at our "infusion therapy unit" it is a 1-2 hr infusion and 1/2 to 1 hr of observation or education for post infusion care.

agree with above post. If not a typo they could be calling a 24 hr obs unit "in-pt". Why not ask the one who posted?

For strictly chemo or transfusion, the pt is usually outpatient. If they need inpatient care, they are usually on the oncology unit.

thanks guys, i was thinking chemo too...but not for overnight :-/classicdame, the person in charge of the position is out of office for the week