Jobs at Healix Infusion Therapy, LLC

Evaluates and resolves accounts receivable issues, including denied, underpaid, and unpaid medical claims. Reviews aging reports, investigates payer inquiries, submits appeals, corrects billing errors, analyzes reimbursement trends, and prepares reports. The role requires HIPAA compliance, effective communication with payers and internal teams, and consistent remote productivity.

Provides outpatient infusion nursing care, including coordinating admissions, accessing PICC lines, preparing and administering intravenous medications, educating patients and caregivers, monitoring treatment outcomes, and coordinating follow-up with physicians. Manages onsite scheduling, charting, inventory, and communication with clinical and business teams across Southlake and Keller locations. Requires Texas nursing licensure, BLS certification, intravenous administration and catheter management experience, and nursing education.

Provides outpatient infusion therapy and clinical nursing care, including PICC access, medication preparation and administration, patient monitoring, education, documentation, scheduling, inventory management, admissions coordination, and follow-up care. Collaborates with physicians, practice staff, corporate nursing, and business office teams while maintaining HIPAA compliance and patient safety.

Reviews and corrects patient insurance, charge, and pricing information for assigned infusion-center sites. Enters and posts charges in clinical billing software, resolves billing data errors, supports nursing data entry, prepares accounting-period reports, and performs billing close activities. The role requires accurate, timely communication, adherence to policies and HIPAA requirements, strong data-entry skills, and professional collaboration with clinical departments and clients.

Provides infusion therapy and clinical nursing care in a neurology office infusion center. Responsibilities include coordinating admissions, accessing PICC lines, preparing intravenous medications, educating patients and caregivers, monitoring treatment safety and outcomes, communicating with physicians and support teams, scheduling patients, charting services, managing inventory, and coordinating follow-up care.

Provides outpatient infusion therapy and direct nursing care in specialty physician offices. Responsibilities include coordinating admissions, accessing PICC lines, preparing and administering medications, educating patients and caregivers, monitoring treatment and outcomes, documenting care, scheduling, managing inventory, and coordinating follow-up. Works independently while collaborating with physicians, corporate nursing, business office, and client services teams.

Provide and coordinate infusion therapy in an infectious disease outpatient infusion center: access PICC lines, prepare and administer IV medications, monitor patient safety and outcomes, educate patients/caregivers, manage scheduling, charting, inventory, and communicate with physicians and corporate teams for follow-up care.

Coordinates outpatient infusion care, including new patient admissions, PICC line access, intravenous medication preparation and administration, patient education, treatment monitoring, scheduling, charting, inventory management, and follow-up coordination with physicians and care teams. The role requires an active Texas nursing license, BLS certification, recent IV administration and catheter management experience, and strong communication skills.

Provide and coordinate infusion therapy in an infectious disease outpatient infusion center: admit patients, access PICC lines, prepare/administer IV medications, educate patients/caregivers, monitor clinical progress and safety, manage onsite nursing functions, scheduling, charting, inventory, and coordinate follow-up with physicians and corporate teams.

Provide PRN regional infusion nursing coverage across office infusion centers, including patient assessment, IV/central line access and care, medication preparation/administration, patient teaching, precepting staff, care coordination, and follow-up. Travel to multiple sites for staffing and training while ensuring patient safety and adherence to policies and HIPAA.

Provide infusion and injectable medications in an ambulatory infusion center, manage IV access (PICC/ports), monitor patient safety and outcomes, educate patients/caregivers, coordinate care with providers and in-center staff, and assist with scheduling, charting, inventory, and follow-up.

Provide and coordinate infusion therapy in an infectious disease outpatient infusion center: admit patients, access PICC lines, prepare/administer IV medications, monitor clinical status, educate patients/caregivers, manage scheduling/charting/inventory, and communicate with physicians and corporate teams.

Provide infusion therapy in an infectious disease outpatient infusion center. Coordinate admissions, access PICC lines, prepare/administer IV medications, educate patients/caregivers, monitor clinical progress and safety, manage onsite nursing tasks (scheduling, charting, inventory), and collaborate with physicians and corporate teams to ensure continuity of care.

Provide and coordinate infusion therapy in an Infectious Disease outpatient infusion center, including PICC access, medication preparation and administration, patient education, clinical monitoring, scheduling, inventory management, and communication with physicians and corporate teams.

Provide infusion therapy in an infectious disease outpatient infusion center: admit and educate patients, access PICC lines, prepare and administer IV medications, monitor clinical status, manage onsite nursing operations, coordinate care with physicians and corporate teams, and maintain documentation and inventory.

Provide and coordinate infusion therapy in outpatient infusion centers: admit patients, access PICC lines, prepare/administer IV medications, educate patients/caregivers, monitor clinical progress and safety, manage scheduling, charting, inventory, and coordinate follow-up with physicians and corporate teams.

Provide clinical nursing care in physician office infusion centers nationwide: travel to sites, precept nurses, perform assessments, PIV/central line care, prepare and administer medications, teach patients, monitor safety, coordinate referrals and multidisciplinary care.

Provide and coordinate outpatient infusion therapy in an infectious disease office setting: access PICC lines, prepare and administer IV medications, monitor patient safety and outcomes, educate patients/caregivers, manage scheduling, charting, inventory, and coordinate follow-up with physicians and corporate teams.

Provide and coordinate infusion therapy in neurology outpatient infusion centers, including PICC/IV access, medication preparation, patient education, clinical monitoring, scheduling, charting, inventory management, and coordination with physicians and corporate teams.

Provide and coordinate infusion therapy in an infectious disease outpatient infusion center: admit patients, access PICC lines, prepare and administer IV medications, monitor clinical status, educate patients/caregivers, manage onsite nursing operations, scheduling, charting, inventory, and communicate with physicians and corporate teams to ensure safe, high-quality care.